However, even though he intended to end up in Class A, Kogenji had no intention of cooperating with the people in his class.
In his eyes, no one was qualified to make him cooperate of his own accord. If anyone was going to cooperate, it would be them cooperating with him.
If that was impossible, he would rather mind his own business. As long as he found a way to gather twenty million points within three years, he could transfer to Class A shortly before graduation.
In short, Kogenji could think of—and accept—two ways to graduate from Class A.
The first was the ideal scenario.
That was for the people in his class to learn during the self-introductions that he was the heir to the Kogenji conglomerate, become sensible and understanding, and take the initiative to cooperate with him.
In fact, Kogenji had not introduced his background during the self-introductions simply to show off.
It had also been a way of "waving a big banner."
He wanted to use his identity to recruit people, make his classmates submit to him, and obey his orders.
If the people in his class were willing to cooperate, Kogenji would not mind giving them a hand.
If everything went ideally, Kogenji felt that he could rely on his intelligence and lead the class to Class A.
Even if something unexpected happened, and the people in the class were willing to cooperate with Kogenji of their own accord, but for various reasons Kogenji still failed to lead the class to Class A,
he would abandon the class and go to Class A himself.
If he gathered the strength of the entire class, then even if he ultimately could not take the whole class to Class A, gathering the twenty million points he wanted would at