A Superpowered Warrior in a Fake Heiress’s Body novel Chapter 66

Chapter 66 Decoded Logic

And he had even been badgering Noah to bring his tutor home today.

Isabella stared at the notebook in speechless silence.

She flipped open his test paper, carefully reviewing his answers.

“Not bad, you got most of ‘em right.”

Isabella told Noah, a small flash of satisfaction softening her gaze; it was a real milestone.

Before, he was barely scraping a fifty or s

percent, but now he was hitting closer to eighty!

Pretty d*mn good.

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Making real progress.

Isabella figured her coaching gig wouldn’t be so excruciating after all.

She circled the problems Noah had botched, systematically breaking down why he tripped up and what concepts were linked.

Her cognitive processing power was absolutely unassailable.

Every piece of data was perfectly interconnected in her mind, allowing her to track how the theories tied together, why they applied here, how Noah’s logic had veered off, what he had been thinking, and exactly where he miscalculated, pointing out every single detail.

Her reasoning was crystal clear, striking right at the heart of Noah’s comprehension gaps.

Since she mapped his exact baseline and thought process, every single explanation made Noah feel like his mind had been thoroughly re–indexed, naturally locking his focus onto her wavelength.

Within moments, it finally clicked why he had made those specific blunders.

“Give me another packet to work through, let’s see what I got.”

Noah couldn’t wait to test himself.

His eyes were practically flashing with eager anticipation.

It was the absolute first time he felt that coaching wasn’t a total drag.

And that studying wasn’t some impossible, miserable chore.

The complex, dry concepts that usually put him right to sleep now sounded perfectly intuitive from her lips, as if he had simply misplaced the keys to his own memory banks and just needed a nudge in the right direction.

Noah had never realized that absorbing knowledge could be this effortless and smooth.

Too bad his newfound confidence was completely shattered by the very next lecture.

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“Holy h*ll! What kind of alien gibberish is this guy spouting?!”

Noah’s mind went completely numb.

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The exact second he tried to skip her customized breakdown to focus on a standard lecture, he took a massive reality check.

The professor up at the podium sounded like a total monster, rattling off a string of bizarre bird language.

Noah was instantly put into a deep hypnotic trance.

He forced himself to look back at Isabella’s custom worksheets, then glanced up at the teacher’s whiteboard, and his vision went totally black.

Are you kidding me…

Since when does high school coursework come in two completely different versions?!

Her tailored modules were a flawless easy mode, whereas the teacher’s whiteboard was pure h*ll mode!

Noah felt completely overwhelmed.

The familiar horror of academic domination was back to haunt him.

“More money! I’m definitely gonna throw more money at her!”

He tightly gripped the custom notebook Isabella had handed him.

No matter what, he absolutely had to keep her on retainer as his coach!

God d*mmit, I can’t understand a single word from these school teachers!

While Noah pivoted from hyper–focused to totally drained, Isabella was already drafting his long–term curriculum.

His academic foundation was simply too tragic.

Even if he retained a middle school baseline, his logic tracks were filled with gaps.

His entire knowledge architecture was practically leaking like a sieve.

Right now, Isabella was systematically patching those holes, shaping a unique cognitive framework for his memory core.

She wanted to ensure the data was permanently anchored and thoroughly digested in his mind.

Page after page flew from her pen as she mapped it out.

Her massive intellectual bandwidth allowed her to index Noah’s exact status, building a perfect error- correction matrix.

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Finished

His cognitive profile was mapped out like a massive tree in her mind, leaving her perfectly clear on what branches were missing and how to rebuild them.

She sliced his advancement program into multiple segments, ensuring each module delivered a measurable boost to his transcript.

Had a top–tier global educational authority witnessed her material, they would have been thoroughly horrified by its sheer genius.

She had custom–sculpted a bulletproof blueprint tailored exclusively for a single student.

It was a masterpiece that even the world’s leading academic minds and educational experts couldn’t replicate.

They simply lacked Isabella’s raw processing power and algorithmic bandwidth.

They couldn’t merge a student’s real–time baseline with a curriculum in a single thought to generate immediate, score–boosting techniques.

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