A day later, after sorting out his mind, Nash took the tier 4 scientific exam.
Reading the first question, Nash couldn't help but frown.
Although the question was still about basic foundational knowledge, the complexity was not something rote memorization could solve.
As if a complicated math problem, even if he had all the solutions, example problems, and entire tables of formulas, it would still take a piece of effort for him to answer.
"Quite interesting. It seems the problems they sent you were over the limit," Aldric commented, seeing Nash frown.
Truthfully, as he read the questions, even he had to fall into contemplation in an attempt to solve them.
He could only wait and see if Nash could solve it.
"The more difficult it is, the better." Nash calmed down.
Although it was a little challenging, he didn't believe it could stump him.
First, he read about all topics related to the questions until he couldn't find any more.
