This chapter opens with a chirp chirp. It's just a test after another, and the kid is freaking out. He feels like he's in another world, but it's actually very real. He wants to know what's wrong with his master, but he can't figure out why. He's worried that something's scared him. He tries to get the kid to calm down, but the kid won't listen. He tells the kid that he doesn't want to be a laughingstock, and he reminds him that he is a servant, too. If his lady had ordered him to stand before her, he wouldn't have any other choice, because he'd have to obey her even though she would never treat him like that. He says that the people who are laughing at him are just simple-minded, and they don't think about the consequences of their actions. It would've been easier to retaliate against the kid, he says, if he had just thought about his family and not about his classmates. He asks the kid if he wants to become friends with him. The kid says that he was wondering if the kid wanted to be his friend, and that they're here, no cheating, to see if they can be friends. They're all in the exam hall. The exam is like a divination exam. You'll find seven crystals on each table. During the exam, you have to find two of these crystals. If you can find three, you're considered a prodigy, and