Horikita ignored the others' reactions and continued:
"Only when there's an 'absolute gap in strength' between you and your opponent can a situation arise where you 'never win even once after dozens of consecutive attempts.'
Are you trying to tell us that the reason none of the D Classes in previous years were able to advance during their first month of school was because every year's D Class consisted of the weakest students in that year, with an absolute gap in ability between them and the other classes?!"
At this point, Horikita grew somewhat agitated. "In other words, the division into Classes A, B, C, and D wasn't random, but deliberately arranged!
The most outstanding students were basically all placed in Class A, while D Class was filled with useless people?!"
Horikita was an extremely hardworking person. The reason she worked so hard was to become outstanding, and then work even harder and become even more outstanding. She hated wasting time. If she weren't restricted by various human physiological needs, she would have loved to spend all twenty-four hours of every day studying and exercising.
In fact, Horikita's hard work had paid off. Her academic and athletic performance were both top-notch.
She had always been proud of her efforts and excellence.
However, after strictly demanding so much of herself and working diligently for over a decade, achieving so many excellent results, she had ended up being labeled "useless"!
Had all her years of hard work become a joke?
This was practically a denial of all her efforts!
A denial of her entire life!
Horikita couldn't accept such a result!
Horikita stared fixedly at Chabashira, hoping she would give an answer that satisfied her.
Horikita hoped Chabashira would tell her: D Class wasn't entirely made up of useless people. To give