And now, it was the second month.
Not a single one of those little angels had chosen to terminate their contract with him.
In other words,
all fifteen of them had transferred him 30,000 Points this month.
They should have known that this school valued ability above all else, so spending Points every month was not a good thing.
And their class evaluation score
was only 570 Points this month.
In other words, the school had deposited 57,000.
Of last month's 100,000, they must have needed some for expenses and purchases after enrollment, and then they still had to give Oreki 50,000.
There was probably barely anything left.
And this month, they only had a little over 50,000 Points.
After giving him another 30,000, those fifteen classmates would probably have to live rather frugally.
In other words, Class B was more naive. They had yet to be tempered by the school's rules.
At the same time, they had no offensive power.
Were they just muddling through?
Then he looked at the class evaluation scores.
Class A: 1230 Points
Class B: 570 Points.
Class C: 390 Points.
Class D: 0 Points.
Judging from the scores, Class B was far behind Class A.
But
he could not underestimate them.
The students of all four classes should have been assessed using the same standards.
Those with the highest scores were placed in Class A, while the others were divided according to their results.
And according to this school's overarching rule of fostering competition, Class D was basically without hope, and Class C's basic lineup was also poor. Only Class B had the potential to contend with Class A.
Therefore,
the students in Nagumo's year could also climb upward.
That showed his original theory about seeded candidates did exist.
But seeded candidates were generally