Ch. 81The Fourth Class Is Over; Lunchtime Has Arrived. (Continued)
Oreki took Horikita Suzune to look for students whose Points he could collect, explaining that students were the best source. When he pointed out Kakeru Ryuuen, Horikita compared Class C’s unity with Class D’s disorder and felt she could not lead her class or defeat Oreki.
- Oreki wondered whether his vivid dreams of Horikita reflected a future he had foreseen or feelings he had hidden from himself.
- Oreki told Horikita that students were the best long-term source of Points because staff members regularly exchanged theirs for cash.
- Oreki said he had kept a student as a reserve source of Points and led Horikita toward the stairs to find him.
- Oreki identified Kakeru Ryuuen as Class C’s leader and explained that Ryuuen had stopped their shop-opening plan after unifying the class.
- Horikita reflected on Class D’s lack of discipline and cohesion, compared herself with Ryuuen, and admitted that she felt depressed.