It was clearly lunch break, yet everyone had gathered in the classroom.
In fact, no one had gone to eat lunch. However, there was a pile of bread on the podium that Daichi Ishizaki had been sent out to buy.
It was probably meant to be distributed among the students later.
Kakeru Ryuuen held a meeting.
All the students sat in their seats.
Even... Suma Bando, Class C's homeroom teacher, was there.
However, the teacher merely sat in the corner, watching Ryuuen and observing him shine.
"In this exam, our class scored 100 points."
"So each of you has received an additional ten thousand points," Ryuuen said.
"...I don't want to keep memorizing anymore," one student said.
These past few days, they had been doing one thing nonstop.
Memorizing exam papers.
Ten days before the exam.
Every day, Ryuuen had kept them behind and made them memorize papers with the answers already filled in.
Then, seven days before the exam, each person received five papers after school.
And then.
Anyone who failed to score 100 points was not allowed to leave.
Some people had even been kept until eleven at night before they could go back.
Their mentalities had practically exploded.
"Shut up!"
But Ryuuen glared at him.
"If we hadn't done this, how the hell would you have gotten the highest reward?"
"And look carefully."
"Other than that trash heap called Class D, all three classes—A, B, and C—received the maximum 100-point evaluation reward this time."
"In other words, Class A and Class B are working hard too."
"If you don't put in some effort, how are you supposed to surpass them?" Ryuuen said.
"But, but things are already pretty good now," the student shook his head. "No tuition fees, and we even get living expenses."
"Then after graduation,