Because the design provided by Shenlan was truly brilliant, Herag's design, in comparison, seemed childish like a schoolchild's doodle.
The gap was too big to be comparable.
Herag spread out the parchment, picked up the quill, and began drawing the design.
This action caught Israel's attention, and he glanced at Herag with some surprise.
He started drawing after just ten minutes?
It couldn't have been finished so quickly; he's probably sketching a draft.
Thinking this, Israel continued reading his book.
This time, Herag decided not to deliberately hide his skills but intended to give Israel, the examiner, a little shock.
He thought about it and realized there was no need to hide his talent in witch arrays, as much of it depended on talent and intelligence.
Also, in the Land of Dawn, with so many outstanding wizards, if he didn't show his excellence, he would fail to attract attention.
Compared to the geniuses here in the Land of Dawn, Herag was still too ordinary.
