Yue Hong retorted, "So we're supposed to look out for the student assessor, but not the examinees? We have to consider his feelings, but not theirs?"
The man from the Jiang Commission Office glanced at him in surprise, as if finding it odd that he would say such a thing.
Yue Hong was about to say more, but Master Gao stopped him. "The exam is still in progress," he said. "Since the official from the Jiang Commission Office insists, we can discuss how to handle the student, Zhongwu, after it's over. For now, we will not revoke his status as a student assessor. However, all subsequent assessments he conducts must be carried out under our joint supervision."
The Jiang Commission official knew the chief examiners would concede no further. He looked at Master Gao and said in a milder tone, "Manager Gao's proposal is reasonable. I accept."
Master Gao looked sternly at everyone. "Back to your posts. The rest of you, with me to Exam Point Five."
