Classmate Sakayanagi's expression did not change.
Obviously.
There was nothing wrong with Classmate Sakayanagi's body now.
However, when Principal Tsukishiro announced the prohibition against boys and girls crossing the line, she seemed to purse her lips in dissatisfaction.
So what exactly were you thinking?
You had specifically come to the Uninhabited Island not because you regretted missing the previous Uninhabited Island exam, but because you had other plans?
Principal Tsukishiro continued.
"Furthermore, there are certain prohibited actions. The longer one stays on the Uninhabited Island, the more setbacks will naturally accumulate. Due to a lack of food or water, students may sometimes get into minor conflicts because of it."
"Of course, the rules cannot simply ignore things such as theft or using another person's possessions without permission. Depending on the case, aside from being immediately removed from the exam, students may also be expelled."
These rules were clearly meant for someone like Housen, who wanted to fabricate a violation and get Ayanokouji expelled.
They were traps specifically dug for Ayanokouji's expulsion.
Oreki had no interest in them.
After Principal Tsukishiro finished speaking, he left the time and space to the students.
There was still more than an hour before the cruise ship reached the Deserted Island.
Since this was a two-week Uninhabited Island exam, and considering that most students had little wilderness survival experience,
each student was provided with 5,000 Points for supplies, which could be used to exchange for materials.
This allowed the students to survive on the Uninhabited Island with reduced difficulty.
Things such as tents, bottled water, flashlights, power banks, pots, lighters, paper cups, portable food, walkie-talkies, and so on were available.
Just like last year, all of these had to be purchased with supply points.
For example, a tent cost 600 points, while a 550-milliliter