If the exam ended early, would the ambush planned for its final day still have any meaning?
Amasawa was somewhat regretful, because she had never believed she could keep her identity as a White Room Student hidden.
But at the very least, she could cover for Takuya Yagami.
She and Yagami were White Room Students from the same generation.
They had also been given the same mission: expel Kiyotaka Ayanokouji.
And besides Principal Tsukishiro, they had another collaborator: Sumakiden, the homeroom teacher of Class 1-D.
But that homeroom teacher was no ordinary person. He was an instructor from the White Room.
An outstanding instructor responsible for martial arts training.
The reason she had fought Sumakiden was because he wanted her to lure Ayanokouji-senpai into a designated area on the final day of the exam.
Then he would make his move.
He intended to use force and violence to compel Ayanokouji's expulsion.
And she had refused.
"Yagami may be the top student, but we were still taught that Kiyotaka Ayanokouji was the White Room's only qualified product."
"So no matter what results we achieved, we could never compare to Ayanokouji-senpai." Amasawa continued leaking information. "I regard him as a strong opponent, but Yagami is different."
Those words made Oreki think for a moment.
Yagami's actions were rather strange.
Like when they first met: although he had tried to falsely accuse Kikyou Kushida, he had already begun approaching Kiyotaka Ayanokouji before that.
He seemed to have intended to partner with him for the written exam.
If one partner deliberately violated the rules, it could potentially drag Kiyotaka Ayanokouji down into expulsion.
But judging by how Tsukishiro still needed outsiders like Housen to assist him, Yagami clearly did not obey Tsukishiro's orders.
In other words, he did not want to expel Ayanokouji so