"Notte Inazuma." The boy's name was called and hopefully he would stand up and come towards the black door. With a glance, Akihiro could tell this Genin was rather inexperienced. Or at least he appeared to be so. Could it be because he was hiding some sort of secret technique, or a trump card? The Uchiha didn't know. But if Notte was coming to these exams without proper training he was either very brave or very stupid. Then again, he could be some sort of genius and surprise everyone. Only time would tell, but for now what awaited Notte was nothing more than a black door. Akihiro motioned for him to go through and just like it did for the others the Black Door closed behind Notte as soon as he'd step in. The Door didn't care for age, gender or experience. It tested everyone who entered its territory, and Notte's trial was about to begin.
He would step inside to find a room a lot different than everyone else had found so far. His room was one of the most...pleasant ones. Especially for a young boy his age! It was a small toy workshop. But it wasn't pleasant because of the toys, rather...
"Hey, hey! What are you doing you little lazy elf! Get to work, we have a lot of things to do! It's almost christmas and we're really short on tiiiime!" A girl in rather modest clothes would put a christmas hat on Notte's head and drag him through the workshop, sitting him on one of the wood benches behind a workstation. All around him, also sat on benches and working, were many little elves happily doing their job.
"Okay, you're going to help me by being a quality control technician working for our Workshop. I have a card game here, and I need you to make sure that cards have been produced in accordance with the following rule:
If a card has a circle on one side, then it has the colour yellow on the other side.
We already know for certain that every card has a shape on one side and a colour on the other side. So please tell me, considering this, which card or cards we definitely need to turn over in order to determine whether the rule is broken in the case of each of these four cards. But please, we have very little time and we can't waste any time flipping cards that we don't need to!"
She would place four cards on the table and wait for his reply.
She would, while waiting for his reply, approach him and thus making the task infinitely harder for the young boy. This because not only did he need to focus on the task at hand and provide a quick reply but also because he needed to avoid being distracted by something else that was really close to his face:
He would step inside to find a room a lot different than everyone else had found so far. His room was one of the most...pleasant ones. Especially for a young boy his age! It was a small toy workshop. But it wasn't pleasant because of the toys, rather...
"Hey, hey! What are you doing you little lazy elf! Get to work, we have a lot of things to do! It's almost christmas and we're really short on tiiiime!" A girl in rather modest clothes would put a christmas hat on Notte's head and drag him through the workshop, sitting him on one of the wood benches behind a workstation. All around him, also sat on benches and working, were many little elves happily doing their job.
"Okay, you're going to help me by being a quality control technician working for our Workshop. I have a card game here, and I need you to make sure that cards have been produced in accordance with the following rule:
If a card has a circle on one side, then it has the colour yellow on the other side.
We already know for certain that every card has a shape on one side and a colour on the other side. So please tell me, considering this, which card or cards we definitely need to turn over in order to determine whether the rule is broken in the case of each of these four cards. But please, we have very little time and we can't waste any time flipping cards that we don't need to!"
She would place four cards on the table and wait for his reply.
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She would, while waiting for his reply, approach him and thus making the task infinitely harder for the young boy. This because not only did he need to focus on the task at hand and provide a quick reply but also because he needed to avoid being distracted by something else that was really close to his face: