At this point, Bai Lan turned to Horikita Manabu with an indifferent look. "That's why I did this today. So, how are you going to punish me?"
He probably couldn't get "an additional offense." At most, he would receive an ordinary disciplinary punishment.
In the end, the result would probably just be a few points deducted from his class.
He had no psychological burden whatsoever about causing his class to lose points.
After all, Bai Lan had "saved" his class so many points last month. He was merely deducting some of the points he had saved.
Besides that, Bai Lan felt he could use the matter of deducting class points to launch a small counterattack—and a counter-threat—against Horikita Suzune's attempt to threaten him.
Horikita Suzune believed that her brother, Horikita Manabu, had stopped forcing her to drop out because he thought that with Bai Lan around, Horikita Suzune's class would not fall back to Class D.
Therefore, from Horikita Suzune's perspective, the closer their class got to Class D, the more strongly she would feel the threat of being expelled!
As long as Bai Lan could deduct points from the class through this disciplinary offense, bringing their class one step closer to Class D—
Then he could warn Horikita Suzune: "If you keep bothering me, I'll make our class fall back to Class D. Why don't we see who breaks first? Will I be unable to endure your harassment, or will you fall back to Class D first and get driven out of school by your own brother again?"
To be honest, if Bai Lan was willing, deducting all six hundred or so points from the class within a day or two would not be difficult.
That way, Horikita would most likely back down.
Of course, Bai Lan would not