Sato: Outside help?
Sato: Got it, @Houtarou Oreki.
Hasebe: I feel like you've been in a really good mood these past two days, Sato. Did something happen?
Sato: Was I that obvious?
Hasebe: I've been observing carefully.
Sato: Eh, Hasebe, are you normally that kind of person? Watching other people is kind of creepy. But I really am in a good mood, so I'll forgive you.
"..." Hasebe.
Was that so?
But when Sato confessed to Oreki back then, everyone had watched.
"..." Meanwhile, Oreki.
He checked the chat history.
By the way, why was Kikyou Kushida in Oreki's small group chat?
Oreki had originally considered setting up a small mutual-aid group for students from other classes he paid attention to.
But now.
The group member count showed seven people.
So why was Horikita in it too?
Oreki did not care for the 100 class evaluation points.
But the Class D students were quite enthusiastic about it.
Rather, they probably really wanted to have fun.
Class D's students were generally inferior to the other classes in terms of overall ability. But in this regard... they did indeed have an advantage.
"If you're aiming for the 100 class evaluation points, then make use of your class's advantage."
"This is an advantage no other class has."
Oreki quickly typed.
Horikita:!
Hasebe: Horikita?
Horikita:...
Kikyou Kushida:...
Kikyou Kushida: So what exactly is Class D's advantage? Kōenji, who was strong in both academics and physical ability, has already jumped over to Class A.
Speaking of which, that was a sad story.
Although Kōenji could be unreliable at times, he was very strong in special exams and outstanding in every way.
Other than being somewhat narcissistic and arrogant, he did not have many other problems.
Then one top-tier student left, so what did Class D