Chūnin Exam Proctor Novels & Stories

Principal Mason cleared his throat again and the students quickly fell silent. The principal coughed again and took the microphone in front of Liam. “Alright! Let me explain the arrangement for the internship assessment.” “Firstly, the assessment is going to be different from previous ones, Mr. Ackman from the Ackman Group will be the chief examiner. Although this was mentioned before, I still wanted to remind all of you.” “Mr. Ackman is known for being strict. If any of you is caught cheating, your results would be null and void. In fact, don’t even dream of getting your graduation certificate.”

He just stared directly into the proctor’s eyes. The proctor shifted his weight, his thumb hovering over the digital screen. "You know the rules, Lucien. I have to log every single vehicle that passes the western perimeter after hours, especially during a board audit week. If I don't get a clearance code, the system triggers an automatic notification to the campus security office."

"Are you deaf? We're done. Stop running my life." "I don't agree!" He bent down, tossed me over his shoulder, and carried me out. I thrashed hard, fists slamming into his back. My hand split open. Blood soaked through the bandage. He still wouldn't let go. Just then, a tall guy stepped into the doorway. "I'm here to proctor today's exam. Mr. Dunne, are you trying to make a scene?" It was Noah Nordstrom, the chairman's son at Nordstrom Corp. Logan froze and reluctantly set me down.

The principal said. “Take this as a pre-exam. Unlike the actual exam, we will monitor you from afar. Rest assured about the AQC being too dangerous for you, we will give a special item that allows you to send a signal to the observers. Any methods, equipment and other preparations will fully be up to you. Now I know that you all must be excited to go,” the principal raised a finger as to press on the matter.

Confidence rolls out of my tongue as I say every single word, but the premise is to not pass the exam. "Okay class, I'll be your proctor for the day. My name is Mrs. Stefani and I'll distribute your test after my assistant is done providing you with a paper and pencil. I expect that most of you will be on your best behavior while our 6 hour exam prolongs. There'll be a short break after our third exam." The teacher explains. Groans are heard throughout the room. I've never been given an exam my whole life so I'm quite excited. I hope it's not as bad as most people say.

Miss Kirsten added fuel to the fire, "Isabella, you should just go to the regular class. Why are you causing trouble here?" Isabella remained expressionless and replied coldly, "The school arranged my exam seat, so I have the right to take the exam. As a proctor, you have no authority to remove me from the exam room." Miss Kirsten was speechless with anger. The other proctor, Mr. Brown, calmed the students and said, "Every student with an exam ticket has the right to take the exam. Place your exam tickets on your desks. We will now begin checking your tickets and filling in personal information."

Following that, everyone watched a man wearing a blue robe descended from the sky… Steadily landing before the crowd, his presence somehow made everyone go even quieter than before. “…Welcome. I go by Karsten Ykink, and I’m the exam proctor of the Leicom Academy. With that said, I’ll be the chief examiner of your tests today. If any of you weren’t already aware, you’ll only be able to enroll if you pass our test!” explained Karston.

I said and immediately the grin on his lips disappeared and was replaced by annoyance, I don't know if anyone else heard what I said but it looks like no one heard because they're busy reviewing their notes. "Shut up! Don't act as if you're higher than me because we're not at your house! Don't you fucking annoy me if you don't want me to spread the word that your mom is picking up strippers?" Chino said firmly, my jaw clenched at what he said, I didn't think what I told him will come back to me. I did not respond to him and turned my attention to the tablet in front of me. "Okay! Everybody, please close all your notes and only the tablet will be on the table." The proctor said and a few minu

I didn’t turn. Didn’t watch her go. I just stared at the board until my eyes blurred. The exam invigilator entered. A strict-looking woman in a charcoal pantsuit with no-nonsense glasses perched on the bridge of her nose. “Good morning, everyone,” she said crisply. “Phones off. Bags under your seats. You have exactly two hours for this paper. Calculators allowed. Any form of malpractice will lead to disqualification and disciplinary action.” Papers were passed down in rows. Mine landed in front of me with a soft flap. I stared at it for a moment.