D03 analyzed the situation for a moment:
"Sir, C District has the most HP resources, but the fewest points in reserve. At present, both our reserves and our average points are sufficient to withstand a disaster."
"Before C District is defeated, I don't think A District will attack us. Strategically, they should find a way to wipe out another district first."
"I reasonably believe that A District received a reward after B District fell. This game currently encourages certain extreme tendencies."
"Just as your actuarial tendencies have brought us additional bonuses."
"Before B District fell, A District's tendencies were universal cutthroat competition, frenzied overtime, and points above all else. They already unlocked the corresponding resources."
"After B District fell, A District gained another tendency-conquest."
"If they can eliminate C District, the relatively easiest target, I think they will certainly choose to do so."
D03's analysis was sound.
In Lorenzo's view, if A District could restrain itself for an entire day without attacking any district, its newly unlocked privileges had to be immensely powerful.
It was like a turn-based game in which different Sequence Ultimates required different numbers of turns to activate.
A storm was clearly coming.
But Lorenzo didn't mind if that storm landed on someone else's head.
"Good analysis. I wonder whether C District can hold out. Personally, I think C District is the hardest to defeat."
"But C District's tendencies don't seem to have yielded any tangible benefits yet."
"I'm curious. If we get a result tonight... what will C District do?"
At two in the morning the next day.
The scores for the fourth day of competition were finally released.
On this day, Lorenzo of D District was certain A District would make a move, and he was looking forward to it.
Lorenzo looked at