Oreki asked Horikita to give him the notebook.
The betting group would take first place, and all its members would equip Additional Cards. That meant the other side's reward would be 1.06 million × 2.
As for the other Hitchhike bets, they could earn up to half of the bet target's income.
That would be 1.06 million.
"Looks like a lot, right? But that's not all," Oreki said. He had stacked a buff onto Hitchhike.
An Additional Card.
"If the holder of a Hitchhiker Card stacks an Additional Card, the points they receive can also be doubled."
"So as long as the person being bet on is capable enough to take first place, every bettor can receive 2.12 million paid out by the school."
In other words, the key to this exam was identifying monsters who could make the top three—or preferably first place.
Then betting on them.
And that was... shared prosperity.
The maximum reward was 2.12 million!
"..." Kikyou Kushida.
Kushida looked at the email the school had sent to her phone.
Damn.
At first, she had thought herself lucky to get such a rare card.
But now—
Her Nullification Card instantly did not seem so appealing.
"And Kushida, your luck has always been good," Oreki said. "You were a VIP in the VIP Exam. And now you have a Nullification Card."
"This Uninhabited Island exam, which looks full of danger, can be treated as a charity event run by the school."
"And your Nullification Card can be sold too."
"Some sucker will always want to buy it to save their life."
"As for the price, sell it for 500,000—no, 1 million."
In other words, Kushida could make another fortune too?
Mm.
Kushida was satisfied.
Takuya Yagami, You Really Are a Big Mouth, Aren't You!
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