Ring ring ring~
As the bell rang.
The lessons on the first day of May came to an end.
In Class D's classroom... Ah, no, that's wrong. This was no longer Class D.
Not long after lunch began, workers had come over and replaced the sign reading "First-Year Class D" with one reading "First-Year Class B."
So this was now the classroom of First-Year Class B.
As soon as class ended, Bai Lan hurriedly got to his feet and strode toward the former Class C classroom next door.
Ah, he had gotten it wrong again.
The original Class C had been demoted to Class D.
So Bai Lan had to start from the former Class D classroom and hurry toward the current Class D classroom.
From the past to the present.
Didn't it feel a little like traveling through time?
Still, it was definitely a tongue-twister.
Forget it. To make things easier to distinguish, Bai Lan decided to call the current Class D "Ryuen's Class," after its representative figure.
The reason Bai Lan was going to Ryuen's Class was to corner Ryuen, cancel their contract on the spot, and then beat him up while he was at it.
What?
You're saying Ryuen's Class hadn't earned the guaranteed minimum of 30,000 points, hadn't reached the tax threshold, and therefore hadn't breached the contract?
What a joke. Why would Bai Lan need Ryuen to actually breach the contract?
As long as Bai Lan found a suitable excuse, such as "passive alliance," he could beat Ryuen up.
There was another reason Bai Lan really wanted to beat Ryuen up.
When Bai Lan checked the conduct records, he discovered that he had only committed three violations last month!
Two absences and one early departure.
In other words, the time Bai Lan had beaten Ryuen