The second discovery, when it came down to it, was not really anything special.
For this Special Exam, all first-year students had been divided into twelve groups. There were four classes in total, and three students from each class had been selected as Favored Ones. That seemed perfectly normal.
However, that so-called "normal" did not apply at Advanced Nurturing High School.
After all, Advanced Nurturing High School was founded on meritocracy. It was not guaranteed that every class would be assigned the same number of Favored Ones.
The clearest example was the Personal Points distributed each month.
Previously, every student in Class A had basically received over a hundred thousand Personal Points per month, while Class D had received only a pitiful ten or twenty thousand. Although that was also due to the gap in Class Points, Class D's own students were the ones who had squandered those Class Points in the first place. They had no one to blame for such treatment.
And in this Special Exam, no one could be sure whether Favored Ones would likewise be assigned according to ability and the number of Class Points.
So even if Class A had five Favored Ones while Class D truly had only one, there would be nothing strange about it.
Had Majima Tomoya not emphasized that this exam was fair and impartial, Fang Li would not have been absolutely certain that every class had the same number of Favored Ones.
That was why this discovery was rather valuable.
"That really is good news."
Horikita Suzune agreed with that point.
Whether a class had Favored Ones or not would directly determine its offensive and defensive situation, as well as its advantage, in this Special Exam.
If the school had truly assigned the number of Favored Ones according to meritocracy,