This outstanding talent from the White Room said so.
And the reason he spoke of Ayanokouji's strengths was mainly because, as someone from the White Room, Ayanokouji had nothing he was bad at.
Was he an idiot?
He actually wanted to defeat someone in the very field they excelled in.
God.
What kind of stupid thinking was that?
He must have developed an intense rebelliousness and desire to oppose Ayanokouji.
Ayanokouji was the only successful product among the highly difficult fourth generation, the greatest masterpiece.
He had been rated extremely highly.
That made him the equivalent of "someone else's child," so the chief White Room Student of the fifth generation now wanted to challenge this "someone else's child."
It was practically obsessive.
So.
This chief had probably been educated all along with surpassing Ayanokouji as his objective. But even so, Ayanokouji was the ceiling, making those below him... hate him.
And that was all the White Room's fault.
Facing Tsukishiro, the outstanding talent in the High School of Advanced Education uniform walked straight out.
He did not care about Tsukishiro's attitude at all.
He had probably grasped that Tsukishiro could only rely on him now.
After all, he was the strongest of the White Room.
Or perhaps he was confident that only he could get Ayanokouji expelled.
"..."
Tsukishiro watched the White Room Chief leave just like that, but did not get angry.
Because he himself had experience fighting Ayanokouji. His body had now undergone Restoration, but the fact that he had once been beaten up was no lie.
He still remembered the pain vividly.
So although the disobedient White Room Chief would almost certainly fail in the end, the chief would bear the blame for the mission's failure.
At least Tsukishiro had someone to take the fall for him.