"..."
This Private Points Card held 5 million points. Half of that would be 2.5 million points.
That meant Horikita Suzune did not actually want to lead the class, or rather, she lacked absolute confidence.
So she hoped he could help guide them?
It seemed troublesome, but that depended on who was doing the thinking.
In Oreki's view, getting Class D to climb upward in a short time was actually quite simple.
Because Class D's class evaluation score had already fallen to zero.
And reaching zero came with a rather convenient option: they could now use any means necessary.
As long as zero did not become negative.
Oreki could think of five, six, seven, or eight possible plans.
"I want eighty percent," Oreki said.
"That's too much!" Horikita Suzune recovered a little more energy and tried to bargain.
During her previous dealings with Oreki, she had only taken ten percent of the reward.
But those had all been plans Oreki had figured out himself. She had merely been brought along.
There had been nothing to say about it.
But this time, Teacher Chabashira had given her 5 million points as compensation, so she could decide how it would be divided.
"Do you think your classmates can be led upward that easily?" Oreki said. "They learned the exam rules on the first day, and then lost a thousand points in one month."
"..." Horikita.
That was precisely why Horikita Suzune had been so conflicted.
She had no authority in the class, or rather, they would not listen to her.
"..." Oreki.
Oreki also wanted to use this exam to squeeze 4 million points out of the second-years and complete the system's 20 million-point mission.
But now, wasn't there already a Private Points Card right in front of him?
In other words,