The Whole Family Spoils the Reborn Hidden Queen novel Chapter 237

Chapter 237 The Final Question

To Larissa, the questions were nothing to her.

Finished

She wrote quickly. Her thoughts were clear. Answers flowed from her pen onto the page without pause.

The other students felt encouraged by her calm focus. They bent over their desks and worked hard. The only sound in the venue was the soft scratch of pencils on paper.

There were 300 points in total.

They had three hours to finish it.

After only two hours, Larissa had already completed every question.

The hardest problem was the last one.

It asked the candidates to calculate how long it would take for the planet closest to Earth to meet it in orbit.

The question required knowledge of math, physics, and chemistry. All three subjects had to be used together.

Without strong calculation skills, it was impossible to solve.

Even someone very good at math would need at least three days to finish it.

Most people would give up the moment they saw it.

But that final question was worth 50 points.

Anyone who could solve it showed extraordinary understanding. That was exactly the kind of talent the professors wanted to find.

In the monitoring room, several elderly professors with white beards watched the live video from the

venue.

What they wanted most was simple. Would anyone attempt the last question?

Even if the final answer was wrong, clear steps would still count.

But they were disappointed.

Almost every student skipped the last problem.

Most took one look and decided it was impossible.

Those professors automatically skipped over the students from Seana.

They believed that no student from Smeana could tackle such a challenging problem.

Because of that, they completely overlooked the pages Larissa had filled with neat, detailed calculations.

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Chapter 237 The Final Question

Three hours passed, and the competition ended.

The professors had already given up hope.

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Some of them taught at top national universities. Others worked at international research institutes. Their

eputations were well known.

They had come personally to design this test because they urgently wanted to discover new talent.

Some even hoped to take on a mentee.

But once again, it seemed they would leave empty–handed.

f they weren’t searching for gifted students, why would people of their status lower themselves to create questions for high school students?

It felt like another waste of time and effort.

Meanwhile, Larissa walked out of the venue with her usual relaxed steps.

She sent Carter a quick message telling him she was done.

Then she headed to the meeting spot she had arranged with her teacher.

When she arrived, the other students were sighing and comparing answers.

Clearly, they were unhappy with their performance.

Herbert smiled and tried to comfort them.

Don’t be upset. The competition is over. Relax now,” he said. “At noon, I’ll treat you to lunch at the best estaurant in town. This afternoon, we’ll go explore a little. The results should be out by tomorrow norning at the latest. We’ll need to come back here once more. The day after that, we’ll head home.”

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