With this information, people who have not participated in blocking the door can know the whole story through this.
The host of this meeting is Kushida, who is responsible for guiding the meeting process.
Hirata is the "judge" of this meeting. When the discussion between the two parties reaches a stalemate and the outcome cannot be determined, making the discussion turn into a meaningless quarrel, he will stand up and negotiate... uh, I mean, maintain the order of the meeting.
Soon, three o'clock finally arrived.
After Kushida said "the discussion begins".
The "universal ban" has been lifted.
Soon, the long-silent group chat interface was quickly filled with various conversation boxes.
Ai Ai (anonymous name): "I propose a heavy punishment. After all, based on what Bai Lan did and said, it is obvious that as long as the "Class Rules" are followed, there is no reason to give results other than 'heavy punishment', right?"
Beep: "A heavy punishment. Hitting someone is obviously not in line with the discipline, and it is not a command from the class. Moreover, he admitted that he only hit people for himself, so he should be punished severely."
Hehe: "Heavy punishment, obvious use."
As Chi expected, almost everyone proposed "heavy fines".
After seeing this scene.
Chi immediately felt relieved.
Soon, the speed of refreshing the screen in the chat interface gradually slowed down.
The reason is that the administrator has set a limit on "speaking frequency".
This is mentioned in "Discussion Meeting Charter".
The slower screen refresh speed means that comments are more likely to stay on the interface and be seen by more people.
"Good opportunity!"
Chi feels that it's time for him to take action to "provide help in times of need"!
Chi immediately pressed "send" and sent the message he had edited in advance.
Kanji Ike: "Light punishment, because maybe Bai Lan's beating was to frighten other classes and protect the students in the class?"
However, before Kanji Ike could be happy that his plan had succeeded.
Kei Karuizawa: "I don't think it should be punished! The reason is..."
Horikita Suzune: "I propose a special prize because..."
Chi:???
179. Horikita: Bai Lan has made great contributions to the class!
After Chi sent the message.
He thought that when the whole class was targeting Bai Lan, he became the rare person in the class who said good things to Bai Lan.
We also specifically selected a time when the screen refresh speed is slow and the most likely time to be seen.
In addition, he is the only one with a real name in the anonymity, and he also takes the initiative to speak for Bai Lan, which seems out of place.
In this way, most people in the class knew that he had "helped" Bai Lan today and had a profound impact on this matter.
Most of the people in the class will become his witnesses, and because of his strange behavior, they can't help but discuss it, and eventually convey today's events to Bai Lan's ears, letting Bai Lan know that he helped Bai Lan today, thus making Bai Lan owe a favor.
Although he could also prove that he had "helped" Bai Lan by calling up the chat history, he felt that the favor he actively requested was too deliberate, as if he was deliberately trying to please or beg for mercy, which was very shameless.
Therefore, it is better to let others convey it to him.
"With so many witnesses, Bai Lan must remember my help no matter what. In this way, as long as I don't go too far, he should be embarrassed to attack me casually."
Thinking of this, Chi suddenly felt relaxed and felt proud of his strategy.
However, it didn't take long for him to be happy.
The next moment, a new dialog box appeared, instantly pushing up Chi's dialog box.
Kei Karuizawa: "I don't think he should be punished! The reason is that no matter what, judging from the results, he just stood up for the bullied classmates! Is there anything wrong with standing up for his classmates and protecting his classmates?"
when seeing this message.
Chi's first reaction was displeasure. "You actually took my job! That's too much! Even if you say good things to that guy Bai Lan, could you please send the message earlier or later, or in short, send the message farther away from me! Do you know this is vicious competition? It hurts others but not yourself!"
As the saying goes: rare things are valuable.
Every time there is one more person who says good things to Bai Lan, the importance of saying good things to Bai Lan will be diluted.
Especially when news that says good things appears in large numbers.
No matter how good things are, the more they are gathered together, the cheaper they become.
What's even more "disgusting" is that when he was also trying to say good things to Bai Lan, the other party's "partiality" was stronger than Chi's, and the strength was not even the slightest bit, but Chi's was completely outclassed!
Forget about snatching people alive, what's the matter with you "not being punished"?
In Chi's opinion, the things Ping Bai Lan did, according to the class rules, would result in "heavy punishment" no matter how you look at it. He was just lying with his eyes open if he could propose a "light punishment". However, he found that someone was better than him.
No, not even one chip.
The "light penalty" proposed by Chi is only one level lighter than the "heavy penalty".
But the other party went directly beyond "light punishment" and "minor punishment" and directly demanded "no punishment"!
Simply outrageous!
Although he already knew that this was an anonymous discussion, his usual habit made Chi subconsciously glance at the speaker's name.
Soon, Chi discovered a problem.
It seems that the other party is not anonymous, but uses his real name?!
When Chi saw the name of the person in the first message, he couldn't help but cursed, "It's you Karuizawa again! It's you who are ruining my good deeds again!"
After scolding, Chi finally felt "disdainful" to Karuizawa.
As someone who has often been in tit-for-tat with Karuizawa since he entered school, Chi feels that he has a very good understanding of Karuizawa's brain circuits.
Chi thought to himself, "Based on Karuizawa's past performance, that guy is an overconfident, passionate fool who likes to do things based on his temper, is wild and impulsive, and overestimates his capabilities.
For such a hot-blooded idiot, Karuizawa, no matter what kind of 'nonsense' he says to the person who helps him stand out, it is actually normal.
Karuizawa What a fool, Bai Lan That guy did such an outrageous thing, and you still want him to be exempted from punishment?
Go ahead and dream! Hahaha...
This fool probably just saw me saying nice things to Bai Lan, so in order not to lose to me, he made a random suggestion of "no punishment", and the reason was written in such a way that it didn't follow the class rules at all. He probably just got excited and did whatever he thought of. "
In fact, Chi's guess about Karuizawa was quite accurate.
There is some truth in the saying "The people who know you best are often your enemies".
Except for "hot-blooded idiot", Chi's guess about Karuizawa was basically correct.
Let us clarify something here for Karuizawa.
Karuizawa Although she is an "idiot", she is not "hot-blooded".
Secondly, there is a reason why Karuizawa held back his speech until now. This is related to the rules of this discussion.
This is emphasized in "Discussion Meeting Charter".
Regarding the rules of the forum, the specific content is as follows:
There will be a total of six rounds of seminars.
Every thirty minutes is a round.
Each round has three phases.
The first stage is "Exhibition Stage", which lasts ten minutes. In this stage, each person can only speak once.
The second stage is "Processing Stage": it lasts five minutes. In this stage, people who propose the same result choose the person in their camp who they think has the most convincing explanation and vote for him.
The third stage is "Battle Stage", which lasts for fifteen minutes. In this stage, the person who is selected the most times will speak on behalf of his own camp. Representatives of each camp can speak freely, and the frequency of their speeches is not restricted, but they must abide by the order of the meeting. Anyone who violates the order will be given a warning or be kicked out directly.
The three stages of this process will be cycled continuously until one camp successfully defeats the other camp, or the discussion ends.
Once one camp successfully defeats the other camp and wins, the penalty result of Bai Lan will be processed according to the proposal of the winning camp.
If there is no winner until the end of the discussion, Hirata, as the "judge", will make the final decision based on the content of the discussion.
At this time, the ruling result of Hirata is the punishment result of Bai Lan.
The referee status of Hirata is elected by everyone in the class.
Because various past experiences have shown that Hirata seems to be the only person in the class that everyone can think of who is not afraid of offending Bai Lan, and is also willing to confront Bai Lan for the collective benefit of the class.
Therefore, everyone is willing to believe in his fairness, and they can only believe in Hirata.
After all, this was the only option. They had no choice and no choice.
Because in the entire stage of "Exhibition Stage", each person can only speak once.
Therefore Karuizawa cherishes this opportunity very much.
She plans to do her best to convince the class with the most logical and convincing words she can think of, so as to obtain the lightest punishment for Bai Lan and preserve Bai Lan's interests and face.
It's a pity that although Karuizawa's idea is good, her brain does not support her in completing such a task that requires too high an IQ.
Therefore, Karuizawa has been thinking since she received the notice from Kushida, but until now, she found that no matter how hard she thought, she could not think of how to reduce Bai Lan's penalty from a "heavy penalty" to even a "light penalty."
Karuizawa didn't want to give up, so after many people had finished speaking, she was still thinking about it and wanted to write down the answer that satisfied her most before the end of the first speaking stage.
However, at this moment, Karuizawa suddenly saw the picture of Chi Zhenzhi saying good things to Bai Lan on the chat interface.
Seeing this scene, Karuizawa couldn't stand it anymore and ran away instantly.
Karuizawa thought this way, "Chi actually said good things to Bai Lan before me, but I actually lost to Chi in my enthusiasm to help Bai Lan?
Will it appear that the relationship between me and Bai Lan is not as good as the relationship between Bai Lan and Chi?
Otherwise, why didn't I express my intention to help Bai Lan earlier than Chi?
Damn the pool!
He must be trying to break the relationship between me and Bai Lan in this way!
How could I lose to Chi on this?