On the sixth day of CEHA's entrance exam, the protests and petitions against the organization had grown to a new peak, with 8 million signatures being collected within 48 hours - representing nearly 10% of the population of The New Earth.
In response to the ongoing protest, CEHA officials attentively heard the grievances against them. Pascal Rigal, the acting Grand Master of CEHA, and Rang Hyonu, the organization's second-in-command, convened and presented themselves before the media representatives and student council members to address the grievances.
Olivia Aveline, the President of the CEHA Student Council, declared, "We insist that the entrance examination, which is currently being conducted, be halted immediately in order to prevent any further harm. Until a thorough evaluation of the safety protocols is completed and a reliable plan is implemented to guarantee the protection of those taking the tests, these exams must not be continued.
