Azuki hummed to herself quietly after they added each others' answers to their own papers, returning hers to it's warm and vaguely lewd hiding place. Her eyes drifted around the room, seeking various people and looking for the ones that seemed confident, relaxed, or outright done. This test really was annoying in some regards, since if you went all-out for the highest score possible you were actually increasing the odds of your village's other team not getting a pass. Honestly the only ways to go were to ensure everyone got the maximum score (Which was less viable with people getting deductions already), or trying to get a 'safe' amount of point to not raise the average too much.<br/><br/><strong>"I'd feel safer with one or two more answers, or other teams getting a lot more deductions. I'm sure both of you don't want your former teammates getting knocked out after all, so keeping the average a teensy bit lower is probably the safest option. Why don't we simply get our teams to meet together and share one or two answers that we're 100% sure on, in an effort to get all of our teams to hit a 'safe' score? With the number of possible teams it could get out of hand a bit quickly, but hey, international cooperation right?"</strong>