"This vote is similar to the previous one. This single vote will not determine the final outcome. Depending on the circumstances of the other three classes, the result may change as well. You need to understand that first," Teacher Majima said.
Then, the one-minute countdown began.
By this point, all the students had already made their choices.
Among them—
Over in Class A.
The results of the first vote were: Hokkaido, 20 votes. Kyoto, 10 votes. Okinawa, 11 votes.
Naturally.
Without receiving instructions from Classmate Sakayanagi, Oreki, or Katsuragi, everyone had voted according to their own preferences.
So now.
What would they choose?
"Because the results differ, you have ten minutes of break time," Teacher Majima said.
This time, they could not achieve the same result as before.
But that was fine.
After all, this was Class A.
Although some students in the class had their own thoughts, no one voiced them. Rather, there was no need to fight over something like this now. Once they graduated as Class A, they could travel however they pleased.
Therefore, what mattered now was the opinion of their class representatives.
As such.
The students chose to follow the views of their class representatives.
Then what were those views?
Although Class A's representatives included Katsuragi, and he was even the Vice President of the Student Council.
It was obvious that the one truly calling the shots was Student Council President Sakayanagi Arisu.
So what decision would Sakayanagi Arisu make?
"Oreki, where would you like to go for the School Trip?" President Sakayanagi asked.
Was that so?
Oreki felt the gazes of the entire class turn toward him.
And now Sakayanagi was actually giving him the chance to decide?
From this perspective, he felt rather sorry toward Classmate Sakayanagi.
She always seemed to want to