"..."
Didn't that mean Class A had grown even stronger?
So Class B... had even less hope.
Of course, Kanzaki was no longer thinking about challenging Class A.
He only hoped to maintain Class B's position.
Moreover, he had noticed a blind spot.
In this special exam, Class 1-D and Class 2-D had joined forces, and that was surely not something Class 2-D could have accomplished on its own.
So.
Oreki could now control his own class and mobilize Class D as well.
Under such circumstances, if Ryuuen Class also pledged allegiance to Oreki...
Wouldn't Class B have to face an alliance of three classes?
How were they supposed to fight a battle like that?!
"..." Just thinking about it kept him awake.
Then, in order to preserve Class B and prevent Ryuuen's group from climbing up, could he, the last conscience of Class B, make a decision here?
"If..." Kanzaki suddenly said seriously, "If our class..."
Meanwhile.
Housen arrived at the first floor of the first-year school building.
From there, he could see that a new notice seemed to have been posted on the bulletin board.
Apparently having seen some amusing data, the students gathered around the board glanced in his direction and wore mocking expressions.
They were students from other classes.
What they had learned was probably that, with the arrival of the new month, the school had announced the evaluation points for all four classes.
And the Class Evaluation Points of his Class 1-D were probably zero.
Housen had no interest in that.
When the school hadn't deposited his living allowance at seven o'clock, he had already known the result.
Then again, it was Class D, after all.
After learning the school's rules from Oreki-senpai, he had not restrained himself.
And this was the result.
Their Class