Shouldn't they leave some people behind to set up camp first?
The school had assigned each class two tents.
They definitely weren't enough.
But they could have left some students behind to set up camp while the others went out to find new bases and earn points first.
So...
Why did they all have to keep moving together?
That was the part she couldn't understand.
Then she turned her attention to Sae Chabashira, the homeroom teacher of Class D.
"Hehe, little Sazae, your class is still like this, huh—"
Hoshinomiya Chie came over to Teacher Chabashira.
Chabashira had also opened her laptop and brought up the GPS software. The wristbands carried by the students appeared as red dots on the map.
But... Class D's students hadn't moved at all, had they?
They had simply stayed at one base.
Oh, no.
Three Class D students had left the group.
Then, two of those three fell behind, while one ran incredibly fast.
Like Tarzan.
He had practically left the other two far behind.
The two students left behind seemed to have given up.
They showed no sign of continuing forward or retreating.
It looked like they had no intention of moving again.
But this Tarzan guy was really impressive.
Hoshinomiya Chie thought to herself.
His movement speed was too fast, and he kept darting past one base after another.
He had even... passed through the next base Class B's little angels were heading for.
In other words...
The two groups had run into each other.
Then...
Although Suma Bando found Hoshinomiya Chie annoying, he was also watching his own laptop.
He had bet everything on Ryuuen.
So he was looking forward to Ryuuen making a comeback in this deserted island exam.
Besides...
Let Hoshinomiya Chie be happy for now. Ryuuen would