However, Ryuuen and his group noticed Oreki and Horikita Suzune at that moment.
"Oh, isn't this Houtarou Oreki?"
Kakeru Ryuuen's gaze swiftly settled on Oreki.
Ryuuen came straight up the stairs beside the vending machines.
Daichi Ishizaki, whom they had met at the Milk Tea Shop, stood behind him. The other was a two-meter-tall dark-skinned mixed-race man.
According to the information he had obtained before, this mixed-race man was Albert Yamada, whom Ryuuen had failed to defeat but successfully harassed into submission.
Oreki looked in Daichi Ishizaki's direction.
When Ishizaki met his gaze, he seemed a little awkward and turned his head away.
Oh.
So that was how it was.
It meant that although Ryuuen had used violence, the people around him had not been completely subdued.
At the very least, Ishizaki still found it regrettable that Oreki's shop-opening plan had been canceled.
In other words.
Senior Nagumo had done a good job taking the blame.
No one saw Oreki as the bad guy.
However.
"Houtarou Oreki, are you scared?"
Ryuuen looked at him.
Ryuuen had charged directly into Class A's classroom back then, only to be driven away by Oreki's claim that there were cameras.
It was safe to say he had remembered that ever since.
He had worked so hard to unite his class through violence, yet the class's Points had already been harvested by Houtarou Oreki.
His mood was explosively bad.
"There are cameras here too," Oreki said. He glanced at one. "Ryuuen, don't you think you're disgracing your class?"
"Heh." Ryuuen glanced at the camera as well, but scoffed disdainfully. "There won't be a Behavioral Standards Exam this month."
"So what if Points get deducted? Who gives a damn?"
"But you'll still get punished for fighting," Oreki said calmly. "Ryuuen, your class only has 390 class