True enough. When you earn perfect scores in every subject, you're a shoo in for first. I thought you may have slipped for once, but I see you aren't one to be underestimated.
Oh, but I did struggle with one question. The essay regarding the culture of the Land of Scalding Sands. Just three days before the exam, a paper was published, citing new discoveries to propose a wholesale reevaluation of the kingdom's history. I assumed not touching upon this interpretation would mean a deduction in points.
That was a difficult one indeed. So difficult, in fact, I heard the faculty held a meeting about it. Apparently because one student managed to answer it perfectly, they decided to deduct points from the rest of us instead.
Not at all. We all had access to that new paper; you're simply the only one who took notice of it. I'll have to keep a closer eye on any new research that crops up, lest I start to lose my edge.
And I, of course, will do the same. History in particular is never set in stone. Well, I must be off. Until the next housewardens' meeting, I bid you farewell.
Nice! I've been looking for one. Different design, though. You know that one with the weird creature that's got a bushy head, and feet comin' out of its eyes?
But with all the studying you do, it's no wonder you don't know what's going on in the real world. Not to worry, though! Ace has got your back! See, this design is—
I don't recall asking for your help! And besides which, did I not just tell you that I've never once been inconvenienced by this gap in knowledge? Now that you understand—at least, I HOPE you do— please either sit down or return to your rooms to study.
