Class 3-C: 450 Points
Class 3-D: 300 Points
Hmm.
From a Points perspective, that was rather pitiful.
And Oreki only had a little over 50,000 Private Points in his account.
He had never had such a small amount of Private Points before.
But that also indicated two things: either the competition was intense, or... these students were probably rather traditional. They did not yet know how to cleverly exploit students in the same grade, nor would they exploit upperclassmen, much less fleece the school.
So they really did seem rather pitiful.
Classmate Oreki could not help sighing.
He had thought the students would all be high-spec, but their methods were low-spec versions.
Putting someone like Ryuuen here would probably be enough to turn this place upside down.
However.
"I think that if our class keeps working hard, we can definitely achieve our goal," Classmate Oreki said.
"Mm-hmm." Hoshinomiya Chie nodded. "I think so too."
But when she slightly turned her head, she seemed to curl her lip disdainfully.
"..." Oreki.
Hmm.
This Hoshinomiya seemed superior to Classmate Kushida in some respects, but inferior in others.
For example, her acting was not as natural or mature as Classmate Kushida's.
"Still." As they were about to part ways in the first-floor lobby, Classmate Hoshinomiya suddenly added, "No matter what exam it is, Classmate Oreki, you are not allowed to betray me."
"Otherwise, if you reveal my true side—"
All right.
So you had that sort of issue too?
It seemed Hoshinomiya really was Classmate Kushida's plus version.
With that.
Hoshinomiya Chie probably did not like him, so she left directly, heading toward the Shopping District.
Yet for Classmate Oreki, this school was clearly familiar, but it still felt fresh.
And Hoshinomiya had just said that the exam would not be announced