"Not admitting it?"
Chabashira Sae made no comment on Fang Li's answer, merely nodding.
Instead, Hoshinomiya Chie offered a seemingly well-meaning reminder.
"The current situation is unfavorable to you, Nanaya. If you don't find a way to do something, you'll definitely be punished in the end, you know?"
It was a rather helpless fact.
Being framed.
It sounded simple enough, but making everyone believe it was far from easy.
After all, it was an undeniable fact that Ishizaki Daichi, Komiya Yogo, and Kondo Suzune had all suffered severe injuries.
Even if Fang Li denied being responsible, as long as the victims firmly insisted on it, he would be unable to escape blame unless he could produce evidence proving that he had not caused their severe injuries.
Of course, Ishizaki Daichi, Komiya Yogo, and Kondo Suzune likewise had no evidence proving that Fang Li had committed the violence.
Even if someone had personally witnessed Fang Li and the three of them entering the Special Education Building, as long as no one had seen Fang Li use violence, it was merely circumstantial evidence, not direct evidence.
But even if it was only circumstantial evidence, the situation was still unfavorable to Fang Li.
As long as the people of Class C refused to let Fang Li go and he could not provide proof that he had done nothing, the school would ultimately impose a certain degree of punishment on both sides responsible for causing the incident.
The result would inevitably be mutually damaging.
However, as the victims, Class C would certainly receive a lighter punishment as appropriate.
Fang Li, on the other hand, had not caused their severe injuries, yet he would still be punished—and more severely than them.
In terms of the outcome, Fang Li would suffer a crushing defeat.
To secure