She had even calculated a bill.
But the exam had only just begun, and Kōenji was already being unreliable?
To Hiyori, this was an urgent matter, so naturally this took priority.
That was why she had immediately come to President Sakayanagi for information.
"Or perhaps we should offer some stakes as well. Otherwise, Kōenji probably won't take this seriously," Hiyori proposed.
"I don't think that's necessary," Sakayanagi said. "Oreki will be able to find Kōenji."
"Besides."
"Oreki is collecting Points. There's no need to reduce them."
"I also need a large number of Points to prepare," Arisu said.
Oh.
I see.
So what did she want to collect so many Points for?
Was there something that required spending a huge number of Points?
As Oreki's dog, Hiyori knew that President Sakayanagi was the Chairman's daughter.
So President Sakayanagi was actually a wealthy heiress. If she needed money, wouldn't the Chairman provide it?
Hiyori was completely baffled.
Meanwhile, Oreki checked his tablet, which displayed a map of the Uninhabited Island.
It included his current area, as well as the specific route to the XX area.
But just like what Sakayanagi was doing.
A map was a map, yet the reality was different.
The map showed only a small river, but ordinary students actually had to consider whether they needed to swim across it.
However, he was not here to organize the map. He had come to find Kōenji.
So how was he supposed to find Kōenji?
"Isn't that a second-year junior?" As Oreki prepared to leave, a voice came from a tree.
Oreki recognized that voice.
Because it was the kind of voice that could make third-year senior Kiriyama shut himself away.
It belonged to the person who had proudly declared on the cruise ship that she would go solo,