Luther looked around and thought 'I wonder what would happen if I entered my name myself and also with the help of someone else.' Maybe he would ask the professor at the end of the lesson.

While Luther thought exploring the maze would be fun, he didn't want to spend a day in a maze with no reward, therefore he started to follow Professor not too close but from a distance that he could hear him talking. Maybe he could inspect the walls while the rest of the students followed Professor. Then he heard Professor's speech and questions. Raising his hand he waited to be called on and answered, "I think authorities of the attending countries wanted to promote some kind of international camaraderie between people of those countries through their children, Professor." stumbling a bit on the word "camaraderie" and added, "but that doesn't seem like the only reason behind IMPS, I guess. In IMPS' case, since there were only two schools competing maybe they wanted to measure how talented the next generation is. Therefore, considering what I have read about the times of these events, I think events threatening the welfare of the people pushed authorities to assess their national resources and international relationships." As he finished his answer, he looked directly at the Professor to gauge his reaction.