It looked pretty good.
Only...
After simply setting up the supply exchange station, the four Homeroom Teachers each placed their laptops on the table.
Then they opened the GPS software.
The wristbands the students wore could monitor their health and were also equipped with tracking devices.
So they could see where their own students were.
Although they could not tell which GPS belonged to which student, getting a general picture was still useful.
Thus, the four teachers each opened their computers.
Hoshinomiya Chie leaned her shoulders against the back of her chair.
"This brings back memories," Teacher Hoshinomiya said. "The few of us have returned to this little island together again."
"It makes me think of the exam our year had on this little island. Right, Sazae?"
"Let's not talk about that." Teacher Chabashira answered with a stern face.
Her year had not been as outstanding as Nagumo Miyabi's or Manabu Horikita's. Their Class D had merely thought of saving their base Points and earning a little territory Points.
So in the end, they had scored only 190 points in that exam.
It was nothing remarkable.
Because Class A from that year had scored 260 points.
There was simply no comparison.
"Still, there are far more territories than there were in our year."
Teacher Suma Bando chimed in.
"The materials we received say there are forty-one this time. The staff cabins used to manage the island have also been listed as territories, and they come with bonus points."
"Unlike our year, when there were only thirty territories."
But as he spoke, he noticed Hoshinomiya Chie seemed to nod, only to turn toward Teacher Majima without the slightest hesitation.
Then she stared at Teacher Majima's computer screen.
She had directly ignored Suma Bando.
"..." Suma Bando.
That was seriously numb.
Hoshinomiya