The Exam-Setting Archmage (2)

“Today, everyone looks a little worse for wear, so instead of moving on with the material, I’ll conduct today’s lecture mainly through problem-solving.”

The professor stood at the lectern, doing his best to maintain his composure.

He needed to be especially cautious on a day like today.

Let’s not forget: before she was a student, she was one of the most renowned archmages at the academy—no, on the entire continent.

Even when Lunaris was out of it and he was perfectly fine, something went wrong in every lecture. Now that the situation was reversed, he had no idea what might happen.

It would be best to toss them some problems and use that time to catch a quick nap and recover, even if only a little.

“Some of the midterm questions will involve applying the solution methods used for the problems here, so take this seriously as if you were taking a practice exam.”

The professor waved a short wand, displayed the problems above the blackboard, and sat down.

Sounds of undead passing on—“Uuugh-” and “Ghhhaaa-”—leaked out from here and there.

At the same time, the scratching of pens seeped into their ears like a lullaby...