Quasi-Warrior Assessment

As Wang Yi and the other participants followed the middle-aged man to the sixth floor of the hall, he couldn't help but feel a mix of anticipation and curiosity. This was a significant step in his journey to becoming a martial artist, and he was eager to see how the assessment would unfold.

The sixth floor was different from the lobby. It was more specialized and less crowded, with various rooms and training areas designated for different aspects of the assessment. Wang Yi took note of the high-tech equipment and carefully maintained facilities, reflecting the seriousness of the evaluations that would take place.

The middle-aged man, who had been leading the group, introduced himself. "I am Instructor Li. I'll be overseeing today's quasi-warrior assessment. Please follow the instructions and give it your best effort. We will begin with the physical fitness test."

Wang Yi joined the other participants as they moved to the designated area for the physical fitness test. The area was equipped with various fitness machines and training apparatus, designed to test strength, agility, and endurance. The participants were divided into groups and given a series of exercises to complete.

Wang Yi approached the test stations with confidence. The exercises were challenging but manageable, thanks to his training and the recent boost from his sign-in reward. He felt the benefits of his newly elevated body skills, allowing him to perform the exercises with improved precision and efficiency.

After completing the physical fitness test, the participants were led to the next stage: the combat simulation. This stage was crucial as it assessed the participants' practical combat skills and their ability to apply their techniques under pressure.

Wang Yi entered the combat simulation room, where he faced a virtual opponent designed to simulate real combat scenarios. The simulation was intense, requiring quick reflexes and strategic thinking. Wang Yi felt his heart race as he engaged with the virtual opponent, using his skills and tactics to outmaneuver and defeat it.

The simulation provided immediate feedback, and Wang Yi was pleased to see that his performance was strong. The combat simulation was followed by a psychological evaluation, which assessed his mental fortitude and ability to handle stress and make quick decisions.

After completing all the stages of the assessment, Wang Yi and the other participants were asked to wait in a designated area while the results were being processed. The waiting period was filled with a mix of nervousness and excitement, as each participant wondered how they had performed.

Wang Yi took the opportunity to reflect on the day. He felt that he had done his best and was hopeful for a positive outcome. The physical tests and combat simulation had gone well, and he had been able to apply his improved body skills effectively.

As he waited, he chatted briefly with some of the other participants. The camaraderie among those who had gone through the assessment was evident, and Wang Yi appreciated the opportunity to meet and talk with fellow aspiring martial artists.

Finally, the results were ready. Instructor Li called the participants one by one to announce their results and provide feedback. Wang Yi's turn came, and he approached the instructor with a mixture of anticipation and nervousness.

Instructor Li reviewed Wang Yi's performance and nodded with approval. "Wang Yi, you've performed exceptionally well. Based on your results, you've passed the quasi-warrior assessment. Congratulations!"

Wang Yi's heart soared with relief and pride. He had achieved his goal and was one step closer to becoming a true martial artist. The next step would be the warrior's actual combat assessment, which would be held later in the year. For now, he was thrilled to have passed this critical stage.

After the announcement, Wang Yi took a moment to express his gratitude to Instructor Li and the other staff members. He also congratulated the fellow participants who had passed and offered encouragement to those who had not.

As he left the Xtreme Martial Arts Center, Wang Yi felt a renewed sense of determination. He knew that the journey ahead would be challenging, but he was ready to face it with the skills and confidence he had gained.

With the quasi-warrior assessment behind him, Wang Yi planned to spend the next few days exploring Yangzhou City and, of course, visiting Luo Feng's home to see if he could sign in for the mental power talent. He was excited about the possibilities and eager to continue his journey toward becoming a martial artist.