Vol. 6Island Exam and Future Family

Oreki navigated the island exam, exposed a plot to expel Ayanokouji, and profited from the exam and betting. A Precognitive Dream revealed his future family before he returned to school as preparations began for a public Cultural Festival.

  • Oreki helped Kushida confront her past and warned Sakayanagi that Amasawa might target her and Ayanokouji.
  • The school announced a twenty-day island exam, and Ishizaki asked Oreki for help forming teams.
  • Oreki organized island-exam bets and supply deals while challenging Kōenji to compete for first place.
  • Strange events began on the second morning as Nagumo pursued a plan based on Oreki’s expected victory.
  • Oreki and Sakayanagi paid students to forfeit, ending the island exam before Tsukishiro’s allies could frame Ayanokouji.
  • Oreki distributed exam and betting profits, while Sakayanagi saved points toward leaving school early.
  • Oreki’s Precognitive Dream revealed his future family, and he reunited with Amasawa and their daughter Nao.
  • Oreki woke, returned to school, and heard Majima announce a public Cultural Festival.
Chapters 501–600 Read from Ch. 501

Arc 21Island Exam Looms

Oreki navigated Kushida’s past, Housen’s expulsion, and shifting alliances among the classes while growing closer to Sakayanagi and Karuizawa. The arc ended as the school announced a twenty-day uninhabited-island exam, with students beginning to form teams and Ishizaki seeking Oreki’s help.

  • Oreki took Kushida through the date itinerary she had once planned for him, and later helped her reveal her dark past to Horikita and discuss how to handle Amasawa’s knowledge of it.
  • Oreki warned Sakayanagi that Amasawa was likely a White Room student targeting Kushida and Ayanokouji, while the school announced a cross-grade exam and Ayanokouji faced an attack organized by Housen and Nanase.
  • Ayanokouji turned Housen’s knife attack against him, and Housen was expelled after Ryuuen exposed his assaults and Kōenji confronted him at the Student Council.
  • Oreki accepted Class 1-C’s alliance after Utsunomiya offered twenty million Points, and Kōenji joined Class 2-A after helping the first-years improve their exam results.
  • Oreki and Sakayanagi followed Kushida’s date itinerary, shared a series of dreamlike encounters, and continued their relationship as their classmates watched them act close at school.
  • Oreki signed an agreement for Class 1-C to repay him twenty million Points, arranged an installment payment, and told Kushida he would confront Amasawa before she caused more trouble.
  • Karuizawa visited Oreki’s room, where Amasawa interrupted them and revealed that she had recorded a conversation about Tsukishiro’s offer to first-years to expel Ayanokouji.
  • Teacher Majima and Chabashira announced a twenty-day island survival exam with team rewards and expulsion risks, and Ishizaki asked Oreki for help after the rules prompted students to form teams.
Chapters 501–52525 summaries Read

Arc 22The Island Exam Begins

Oreki arranged a sprawling betting and supply scheme around the Uninhabited Island exam, then challenged Kōenji to compete for first place while navigating the exam’s early tasks and alliances. By the fourth day, Nagumo’s plan to profit from Oreki’s expected victory was underway, but strange events began on the second morning.

  • Oreki declined Ishizaki and Albert’s invitation to join another class, while Sakayanagi secured an alliance with Ichinose and the first-years signed Ryuuen’s contract.
  • Oreki recruited Horikita and Kushida to collect cards and organize bets, then negotiated with Shiina and Nagumo over card supplies, rewards, and betting plans.
  • Tsukishiro prepared to interfere in the exam, but the teachers restricted his movements after learning that student bets could cost him nearly 150 million points.
  • The students boarded the Hedgehog Cat, received the exam rules and supply points, and Oreki coordinated bets on Kōenji’s solo group while Nagumo backed Oreki’s group.
  • Oreki advised Ryuuen to sell supplies on the island, helped Horikita prepare for the exam, and used Restoration to support Sakayanagi at Class A’s D6 base.
  • Oreki found Kōenji at the Central Tower and challenged him to compete for first place until the evening of the sixth day.
  • Oreki earned 81 points on the first day, then returned to D6 and told Ryuuen he would limit himself to one Basic Movement task per day so Kōenji could compete against him.
  • Oreki carried Yanagi to a designated area, while Nagumo organized third-years to pursue a 20-million-point plan based on Oreki taking first place, and strange events began on the second morning.
Chapters 526–55025 summaries Read

Arc 23Uninhabited Island Exam

Oreki entered the uninhabited island exam, climbed the rankings, and uncovered the attacks aimed at Ayanokouji. After he and Sakayanagi arranged mass forfeitures to stop the adults’ plan, the exam ended with major class-ranking and betting consequences, while Sakayanagi began preparing to leave school early.

  • Nagumo learned that Oreki had barely participated in the exam, while Kōenji had earned the maximum 535 points before withdrawing, and Oreki then teamed up with Kōenji and agreed to compete for first place.
  • Oreki made a deal with Nagumo involving the Milk Tea Shop, started collecting movement and assignment points, and encountered Ike, Kushida, Nanase, and other students around the island.
  • After Komiyama and Kinoshita were attacked, Oreki investigated with Nanase and Ayanokouji, questioned Nanase about her motive for targeting Ayanokouji, and learned of the plan to frame him for expulsion.
  • Oreki found the injured Amasawa and learned that Yagami had attacked Komiyama and Kinoshita, while Sumakiden had tried to draw Ayanokouji into an expulsion scheme backed by Tsukishiro.
  • Oreki and Sakayanagi offered students 50,000 points to forfeit, and nearly everyone outside the top three withdrew, forcing the exam to end before the adults could carry out their plan.
  • Oreki explained the decoy and the students’ withdrawals to Tsukishiro, then made him cover the forfeiture payments, and Chairman Sakayanagi arrived to address the failed expulsion attempt.
  • Oreki distributed the exam results and betting profits, while Utsunomiya’s class took third place and became Class A with 850 Class Points.
  • After learning that his class had reached a record 3,568.5 Class Points, Oreki declined Kei’s invitation, and Sakayanagi later agreed to a cheaper student council exam and told Kamuro she had saved 83 million Private Points toward leaving school early.
Chapters 551–57525 summaries Read

Arc 24Daughters and Rivals

Oreki’s Precognitive Dream revealed his future family and led him to discover and meet his daughter Nao, while events aboard the ship deepened Sakayanagi’s worries about her relationship with him. After waking, Oreki returned to school as the students prepared for a public Cultural Festival.

  • Oreki entered a Precognitive Dream in which he was married to Horikita and raised their twin daughters, then learned about his future family and the daughters he had with other women.
  • Oreki gave Alice an early birthday gift and met Sora, his daughter with Shiina, before learning that Amasawa’s daughter Nao was the child born on October 24.
  • Oreki reunited with Amasawa and Nao, gave Nao ownership of a company as her birthday present, and completed the system mission before choosing to remain in the dream for two more days.
  • Oreki woke after five days and discovered that Karuizawa and Sato had been with him, while Sakayanagi later listened to recordings revealing other girls’ feelings for him.
  • Amasawa visited Oreki and told him Tsukishiro was giving his final farewell, as Ayanokouji played Für Elise and Tsukishiro accepted his dismissal.
  • The Uninhabited Island exam ended, and Sakayanagi grew worried about Oreki’s closeness with Amasawa and his other rivals before holding his hand on the return to school.
  • Teacher Majima announced a public Cultural Festival with class budgets and revenue-based rewards, and Oreki suspected Ayanokouji’s father might be connected to its unusual format.
  • Katsuragi asked Oreki for festival ideas, and Class D began discussing a haunted house and other possibilities in the class chat.
Chapters 576–60025 summaries Read
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