A Different World That Started as a Slave

Time passed, and the sun slowly set in the west.

More and more people passed the test. Every time someone came to the "waiting area", Harriman would greet them warmly and then preach his mission theory to them.

However, not everyone would be in the mood to perfunctorily deal with him like Reens and the others.

Many people put on cold faces after hearing Harriman's statement.

'I worked hard to pass the test, and you said that you carried hope on your shoulders, so we succeeded. '

'I smiled too kindly, which made you feel that I was easy to fool, right? '

'You always say "friend", do you think "friend" and "fool" mean the same thing? ’

After many setbacks, Harriman finally realized that not everyone would accept his "mission statement".

However, he did not give up his dream of becoming the boss.

A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.

Since he could not become the boss all at once, he would take his time, first deal with the easy things, then develop the difficult ones.

He believed that he would eventually influence everyone and become the boss.

Therefore, Harriman returned to the small group of Reans and Ben again.

This time, he no longer talked about dreams or great undertakings, but actually talked about practical matters with Reans and the others.

"I just asked, and the person who just came is ranked fifth from the bottom."

"That is to say, there are only 4 people left, and the graduation assessment is over."

"At present, there are 17 people here. If there are no accidents, at most one or two more people will be the number of people who will pass the assessment in the end."

Harriman lowered his voice and said mysteriously to Reans and the others.

"Why do you think so? How can you be sure that not all the rest have passed?"

Rins asked Harriman with a smile on his face.

He found it very interesting that Harriman kept coming back after being humiliated.

So he didn't mind chatting with him to see what amazing words he would say next.

"Have you noticed that the pass rates of those in the front are relatively high, while the pass rates of those in the back are much lower."

Harriman answered Reens.

Reens also discovered this, and he also understood what was going on.

In fact, it is very simple, that is, those in the front are basically those who usually perform well.

They are strong, so naturally they have a high pass rate.

As for why those with strong strength are in the front, this is also due to a default unspoken rule.

That is, those who perform well in the past will stand close to the instructor when they gather, while those with average performance will stand at the back.

Reens used to stand at the back, but because he had to observe those people from the Glenbargen family, he slightly cut in line.

"The instructor may have arranged the order of standing in line according to strength."

"Those who performed well in the past were arranged in front by the instructor, while those who performed poorly were arranged in the back by the instructor."

"This should be the order specially arranged by the instructor to increase the pass rate."

"People in the back can learn more information, so that those with average strength can also increase their chances of winning."

Harriman continued to speak in a low voice.

He himself realized that this statement of dividing strength by queuing order might offend others, so he dared to make only a small sound.

And the reason why he talked about this to Reans and the others was because the three of them were the first to pass the assessment.

According to this statement, the three of them are stronger than others.

For this kind of praise, Harriman thought that Reans and the others would like to hear it.

Hearing Harriman praising himself in a different way, Reans was silent.

This man really feels good about himself. It seems that the fact that he was the first to pass the assessment has made him forget himself.

Some people, after achieving a little success, will try every means to prove their excellence through this achievement.

Even if this argument is not reasonable, they will deceive themselves and continue to look for various evidences to prove its rationality.

In his previous life, Reens was deeply trapped in this fantasy, because in his ordinary life, that kind of "achievement" was really too dazzling.

That kind of "achievement" can be an illusory compliment or a real award.

As long as it is special enough, as long as it can give people enough satisfaction, it can make people deeply trapped in it.

Because specialness is what everyone is pursuing.

But we actually already have this thing.

In his previous life, Reens also understood after being beaten by society in many ways...

Everyone's fate is different. As long as we are alive, we will always perform our own "specialness".

Instead of always being obsessed with a certain "achievement", it is better to make your ordinary "specialness" happier.

...

The final result did not exceed Harriman's expectations, and it was even worse.

Because the remaining 4 people did not pass the assessment.

So the number of people who passed the assessment in the end was 17, accounting for less than 60% of the total number.

"The number of people who passed in the end was 17, less than 20."

"However, it was a month ahead of schedule, and it was good to have this harvest."

"It has exceeded the family's worst expectations."

"First, there was the incident of a large number of slaves defecting, and then Marvin's death. One by one, it was a bit of a toss."

The man representing the Glenbargen family investigation team counted the number of people who passed the "graduation assessment" and nodded with satisfaction.

He thought that with one month less training, this year's gains would be much less than in previous years, but he didn't expect that in the end it would be about the same.

Although it didn't reach the 20 people required by the family, it was understandable considering what happened before.

After all, monsters are not something that ordinary people can deal with, not to mention that those people are not armored.

Bare-chested flesh, a long sword alone can kill a monster, which is already a very good combat power for the Glenbagen family.

"I feel deeply derelict in my duty for not meeting the family's requirements."

"I will investigate Marvin's matter as soon as possible, and report a 'satisfactory answer' to the family."

The instructor said calmly, emphasizing the words 'satisfactory answer' and increasing the volume.

"Well, let the knight handle Marvin's affairs."

"Time is tight, and I have to report to the Earl, so I won't stay any longer."

"We will take those who have passed the assessment to 'Kara City'."

"If we set out at this time, we should be able to return to the family residence before dark."

The man from the Glenbagen family responded to the instructor.

"I have arranged the carriage, and someone will load them into the carriage later."

"Your carriage can lead the way, otherwise, they can't enter the inner city."

The instructor reminded the man.