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A survival clock, not a 60-second sprint. The ring drains on its own. A right answer refills it (less as you last longer). A miss takes the same time back. Last as many questions as you can.
You start with ten seconds of ring. It empties whether you type or not. There is no pause between questions.
Early on a hit buys about four seconds. Later refills shrink, so you have to stay accurate under more pressure.
Every six correct answers steps the sums up a tier, from Rookie through Elite, inside one run.
Small sums. The refill is generous so you can find a rhythm.
Times tables bite. The refill is shorter.
Roots appear. Misses hurt more because the ring is already thin.
Chained operations and the smallest refills. This is the endurance endgame.
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