Then he looked at Horikita Suzune.
If Horikita Suzune had not exposed their relationship, then Chabashira trying to encourage Horikita Suzune would seem rather strange.
After all, Horikita was not strong enough.
But that meant...
Chabashira had actually found someone more suitable to lead the class.
But that person was unwilling.
So she wanted Horikita Suzune to get the class in order first.
And if she brought the class up to Class B, that person might be willing to take charge.
Class D was a dumpster, but it was also full of flawed people. Take Rokosuke Kōenji, for example. His insight and perceptiveness were not low.
Oreki had passively come into contact with some upperclassmen, so they had told him about it.
Rokosuke Kōenji was the only son of the Kōenji Conglomerate.
Before enrolling, they had looked through the Kōenji Conglomerate's company profile.
It contained information about Rokosuke Kōenji.
In other words.
Kōenji came from an extremely privileged background, and people from such major families often received all kinds of elite education from childhood.
In other words.
Kōenji was strong.
Though the reason he had been assigned to Class D was unclear, he had the ability to carry Class D to the top.
Kōenji had previously refused to spend money to hear the information because he believed Class D was beyond saving.
So getting him to lead the class was impossible, but if Class D were cleaned up a little, there was a chance he might agree to take charge.
Of course, it might not be Kōenji. It could be some other troublesome student with hidden ability whom Chabashira had discovered.
But that also meant there was someone in Class D concealing their strength.
As a student of Class A, that was not good news. It might become an unpredictable