At this stage, the situation in every group was probably more or less the same, wasn't it?
Based on the strategy proposed by Class A, the responses could basically be guessed from each class's particular style.
Class B was known for its unity, and it was the class closest to Class A. Even if not everyone was as sharp as Ichinose Honami, none of them would make decisions on their own. No matter how tempting Class A's proposal was, out of consideration for their classmates and vigilance toward their opponents, they would reserve judgment in any group and only decide after discussing it with Ichinose Honami and the others.
Class C, meanwhile, was under Ryuen Kaito's rule. Whether they agreed or disagreed, as long as Ryuen Kaito gave the order, those people would do it even if it meant breaking the rules. Therefore, their own decisions were largely irrelevant, and they appeared quite casual in every group.
Class D was even worse. Its members varied wildly and were completely disorganized. Yukimura Teruhiko only thought about climbing upward, while Ike Koji, Yamauchi Haruki, Sudo Ken, and the others only wanted more Personal Points. Everyone else had their own selfish motives and reasons as well. In every group, their responses to Class A's proposal were bound to be all over the place.
Still, the differing styles of the three classes meant that the answers in each group were different.
In the end, Class A definitely could not gather everyone's agreement.
Thus, none of the twelve groups could reach a consensus now, and the discussions had fallen into a deadlock.
But that did not matter.
Class A had already decided on its policy. Whether the others agreed or not, they would not participate in the discussions, ensuring that the members of all twelve