They were arranged according to the evaluations they had received.
Kaneda's data was displayed first.
Then came Shiina Hiyori's own data.
Then...
One by one.
Ryuuen had the corresponding students confirm whether their written test abilities could truly reach the evaluations given by the OAA.
"Teacher Bando said earlier that our second-year data panels were compiled from our performance and data over the past year at school."
"And we need to first eliminate the risk of being expelled for deliberately controlling our scores and doing poorly," Ryuuen said. "After all, the OAA collected its data in such a short period of time. It could have made mistakes."
In other words, they had to reconfirm whether everyone's OAA data was accurate.
That made sense.
The students in the class felt they could not afford to be careless about this.
Otherwise, if the OAA made a mistake—if someone's academic ability was C, but the OAA listed it as A, and their final exam level was still C—yet they were punished for deliberately controlling their score and failing on purpose, wouldn't that be absurdly unfair?
This process took ten minutes.
Then...
Shiina did not leave the podium. Instead, she continued operating the system.
Hiyori brought up the 160 new first-years from the four first-year classes one by one, sorted in syllabary order.
Then the others searched for information on each student.
They hoped to gather whatever information they could about those students from the forty people in the class.
For example, if someone knew that student, they needed to report whatever information they had about them.
"What does this mean?" The classmates were somewhat confused.
"Of course it's for this special exam."
"Do you think your academic ability alone is enough?"
"If you usually only score a few points above the passing line,