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Chapter 27 - Chapter 27 — The Final Night

The day passed quickly after Vash discovered the true use of Deep Analysis. Instead of wasting time wondering about the ability he had drawn, he decided to make the most of it. The assessment was tomorrow, and every remaining hour was valuable.

Vash continued studying throughout the day. Whenever he encountered a difficult topic, he carefully read through the information and focused on understanding it rather than simply memorizing it.

[Deep Analysis Activated.]

The complicated information gradually became clearer in his mind. Concepts that had previously taken him a long time to understand now became easier to connect. Once he understood the reasoning behind something, remembering it became much easier.

Hours passed as Vash moved from one subject to another.

Mathematics.

Science.

English.

Social Studies.

He didn't stop simply because a chapter was difficult. Instead, he returned to the parts he didn't understand and tried again.

By the evening, Vash decided to check his academic progress.

[ACADEMIC PROGRESS]

Class 10 Assessment Preparation

Overall Progress: 62%

Previous Two Years' Material Covered:

Mathematics: 65%

English: 60%

Science: 58%

Social Studies: 65%

Overall Material Covered: 62%

Remaining: 38%

Assessment: 1 Day Remaining

Vash stared at the interface.

"Sixty-two percent..."

Yesterday, he had been at fifty-two percent.

He had increased his preparation by ten percent in a single day.

Vash couldn't help smiling.

"Deep Analysis really is useful."

But the remaining thirty-eight percent reminded him that he still had a long way to go.

He closed the interface and continued studying.

A little later, someone knocked on the door.

Vash looked up.

"Who is it?"

"It's me."

Vash immediately recognized the voice.

"Rohan?"

The door opened, and Rohan entered with several books under his arm.

"I heard your assessment is tomorrow," Rohan said. "So I came to help."

Vash smiled.

"You didn't have to."

"I know."

Rohan placed the books on the small table beside Vash's bed.

"That's why I came."

For the next hour, the two of them studied together.

Rohan helped Vash with several topics that he was still struggling with. Whenever Vash made a mistake, Rohan pointed it out and explained it again.

Vash listened carefully.

When Rohan explained a complicated concept, Vash focused on the information and used Deep Analysis.

The explanation became clearer in his mind.

"Oh," Vash said suddenly. "So that's why the answer changes there."

Rohan looked at him in surprise.

"You understood that already?"

Vash nodded.

"I think Deep Analysis is helping."

Rohan smiled.

"Then keep using it."

After an hour, Rohan gathered his books.

"You should rest too," he said. "Don't stay awake all night."

Vash gave him an innocent look.

"I won't."

Rohan stared at him for a moment.

"You're definitely going to stay up late."

Vash laughed.

"Maybe."

After Rohan left, Vash returned to his small table.

There was still something important he wanted to finish.

The previous three years' assessment papers.

His grandparents had collected them so that he could become familiar with the school's assessment style. Vash spread the papers across the table.

There were papers for every subject.

Mathematics.

Science.

English.

Social Studies.

He began going through them one by one.

He didn't simply memorize the answers.

Instead, whenever he encountered a difficult question, he went back to the relevant chapter and reviewed the concept.

Deep Analysis helped him understand the information more clearly.

Vash continued working through the papers.

One page.

Then another.

Then another.

The hours passed quietly.

Outside, the neighborhood gradually became silent.

Inside the small room, only the sound of pages turning could be heard.

Vash continued until he reached the final page of the third year's papers.

He placed the paper on the table and leaned back in his chair.

His eyes were tired.

His head felt heavy.

But he had finished.

He had gone through all three years of previous assessment papers.

He hadn't discovered anything extraordinary from them.

To him, they were simply another part of his final preparation.

Vash glanced at the clock.

It was late.

He looked at the textbooks surrounding him and then at the pile of completed question papers.

Tomorrow was the assessment.

Vash opened the system one final time.

[ACADEMIC PROGRESS]

Overall Progress: 62%

Remaining: 38%

Assessment: 1 Day Remaining

He stared at the numbers for a moment.

"Sixty-two percent."

It wasn't perfect.

But compared to where he had started, it was already a huge improvement.

Vash closed the system.

He gathered his books, arranged everything he would need for tomorrow, and finally lay down on his bed.

His body was exhausted.

His mind was tired.

But he felt ready.

Tomorrow, he would finally enter the assessment hall.

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