Little Space Age Test Novels & Stories

One and half hours outside but she had more than one day and one night in her space to give her more resting time . She call the three men and her three children into her room and tell them about the small bags she held in her hand. The bag is just as small as a pear. Everyone put a drop of blood on the bag and their consciousness enter the space but they can't enter the space . " How is it ?" Wu Lin ask them . " About five hundred metres long and wide ." Long Xie answers her . " Mine about a thousand metres " Mejar Wei said . " Mine too ." Mejar Guan quickly said .

He asked while dropping his hand. "21" I answered then moved away slowly. "I'm Noah and I recently turned 29 years old , that's all you need to know, right now we are going to register for marriage" he said as I looked at him in fear and horror. "Its just marriage, I'm doing it to get my family off my back, its not like I like you, they have been threatening me a lot, I don't want them to come here, I want them to keep on staying where they are and that's in a lame ass country" he said then lifted his hand and touched my cheek, I tensed in fear.

she said and then waited with the door opened for them to enter. After the four of them entered the woman said, “This way,” and led them through the corridor. “There are four regular test rooms and an advanced one. “Which one of you is Seven?” “I am,” Seven said as she raised her hand. “You would enter this room on the left. As for the three of you, there are four doors on the right side, the first room is already occupied each one of you will enter one of the other three. The test is two hours long, upon entering the room your timer will start, there will be five buzzers, the first will be after the first hour, the second would be a half an hour reminder, then fifteen minutes, followed by f

Calming down I began meditating and prepared my body for any possible combat. "Now we will explain the mechanics of the first test. It will be called 'Catching Colors'. We will have Tinkers fly around the stadium then the examinees will capture them. We all know that Tinkers vary in speed according to their colors so, the green ones which are the slowest equivalents to 1 point. Violets will be 2 points, blue ones will be 3 points, red ones will be 5 points, and lastly the most evasive one the black Tinkers equivalents to 10 points. Reminders the black ones emit waves that can affect the vision if they are not handled correctly. Rules would be simple; everyone must capture Tinkers as much as

Cleo replied, faster than she exhaled. Ace's face crumpled, but he pointed at the direction of the board on the living room. "Here is the board that girls like— as you saw Rachelle really likes it— now for you, I'd like to test your endurance slash reaction time with this." "Why is that part of the test?" She asked, her voice was still in more higher pitch than usual. "Huh? Don't you know this when you're in grade school? Junior or Middle school? Even college students do this. Anyway, put the stickers on the board."

He paused to let his words make its effects before continuing. “Unlike the first stage where just the scientists were tested, here is where your robots come in. . . With the aid of your personal robots, you'll be given a difficult machine to fix. The time duration would be a hour and thirty minutes for each of you! Due to the fact that you'll be working with your personal robots, hence the name is derived; Test of Coordination. “The Stage 2 hall, as you will see, is twice as big as the first one you entered. There are different doors in the hall. After picking your door, you'll enter and fulfil your task immediately.”

"Tell me... the physics. Why does the air feel like... lead?" Rhys was sprawled on the deck, his eyes wide as he stared at the fluorescent tiles above—a ceiling that stretched for what felt like light-years. "It’s the Scale Factor, Elara. In the simulation, the Architects modeled us at a standard $1.8 \text{ meter}$ human height. But here... look at the dust motes." He pointed out the window. A single speck of household dust was drifting past the Spire. It was the size of a mountain.

*Enter. Suddenly, the sunroom vanished. I wasn't standing in Vane Manor anymore. I was standing in a vast, white void that seemed to stretch into infinity. The air was crisp and clean, and in the distance, I could see a small, glowing patch of green land—a tiny island of soil surrounded by nothingness. **[Sovereign Space: Level 1.]** **[Capacity: 10,000 Cubic Meters.]** **[Time Dilation: 1:1 (Real World Time).]**

Naraja somehow succeeded in getting his right foot close enough to the face of the thing that had killed the dog a second ago, but the mysterious figure of blackness had seen through Naraja's last ditch effort and caught him by the foot that was inches away from its face. The figure of blackness had exhaled a long and hard exasperated sigh and just peered at Naraja. ???: "Really? That was your plan. Alright, let me tell you something before I kill you and the rest of these worthless things here. You are to take on 7 trials and only 7 trials. How you complete them depends entirely on you. And I'm gonna be leaving you a little gift as well."

After pressing ‘DONE’ on his screen, the scenery of the training room changes— but it’s actually us who are moving to another place. There’s a blue sky with fluffy clouds, a large field of endless-looking grass plains— they were gently blown by the breeze. Just how big is this dimension…? I can’t even see where Kuroyuki’steam is. This might really take a lot of time. “Alright,” I said. “Put on your earphones.” The principal is probably watching from above, so I looked at the sky. I know… this is just a small test to measure my capability as a special student.