There was no sparring in the martial arts examination.
However, the strength of each registered martial artist had to be assessed.
Speed, strength, and reaction speed were all tested.
And comprehension!
Comprehension was talent.
If your talent was astonishing, the teachers of the eight institutions would pay attention to you during the martial arts examination.
The talent assessment was also a very important part.
The so-called martial arts examination was a screening test.
The outstanding children would be selected and sent to the provincial capital before going to the capital to enjoy the best educational conditions.
At this moment, Braydon Neal spoke.
The martial arts examination officially began.
Layne Geller, who had come from the capital, presided over the recording.
Braydon did not interfere with the assessment. Instead, he accompanied Grandma Sage to get some rest.
