Though they called it the distribution of guidebooks, since there was only one guidebook per class, the homeroom teachers merely handed them to the central figures of their respective classes.
The one who received Class A's guidebook was Katsuragi Kohei.
The one who received Class B's guidebook was Ichinose Honami.
The one who received Class C's guidebook was Ryuen Kaito.
As for Class D, Chabashira Sae casually tossed it to Hirata Yosuke.
"Hirata, you can keep the guidebook."
Chabashira Sae made the decision as though it were nothing.
Yet no one in Class D objected.
After all, Hirata Yosuke was one of Class D's central figures. He usually acted as the class leader and was deeply trusted by the other students.
So, once Hirata Yosuke accepted the guidebook, nearly everyone gathered around him and hurriedly began reading it.
It had to be said that the guidebook contained quite a lot of information, spanning more than a dozen pages.
Among its contents was a list of items the students could purchase.
All sorts of items were displayed on the list like merchandise.
There were tents, cooking utensils, and all manner of tools essential for wilderness survival.
There were machines such as digital cameras, radios, and walkie-talkies.
There were recreational items such as life rings, swim rings, and barbecue sets.
There were even fireworks, fishing equipment, and outdoor movies.
Naturally, necessities such as food and drinking water were also listed, with their prices clearly marked.
All kinds of things could be purchased with Special Points. As long as they applied to the homeroom teachers on standby, anyone could use them.
The various other rules of the Special Exam mentioned by Majima Tomoya were, of course, also recorded in the guidebook.
First were the point deductions.
1: If a student was physically unwell,