I see.
So Student Council President, you were stirring things up again!
Kaguya and Chika exchanged a glance.
"Chika, have you heard Student Council President Su Yang's lectures?"
Kaguya asked Chika.
Chika was Su Yang's ex-girlfriend, so she should know quite a lot.
But the Student Council President giving lectures, with most of the students actually coming to attend them, was simply too exaggerated.
Kaguya felt that something was off.
Just how effective could they be?
For so many people to gather here.
"I've heard his physics lectures," Chika answered honestly.
"But I don't like the way he teaches," Chika added.
"Why?" Kaguya found that strange.
"Because he's too much," Chika said. "After listening to his lessons, I don't want to go to school anymore."
???
Kaguya did not understand.
"Give me an example."
"Take physics, for instance," Chika said. "After he explained it to me, I lost all interest in physics."
"Oh."
Was that so?
Kaguya knew that Chika's grades were fairly average, yet she always got perfect marks in physics.
She had thought it was Chika's talent.
That she particularly loved physics.
But now, it turned out to be Student Council President Su Yang's doing?
"Then how long did you listen to his lessons?"
As far as studying was concerned, Kaguya had no problems. She was a genius and had talent.
Getting good grades was something simple for her.
But Shuchiin Academy's textbooks were far more difficult than those at outside schools, so even she found it a little strenuous to go further.
Yet Chika had simply and unassumingly gotten perfect marks.
That was hard to understand.
And now—
She must have studied for a long time, right?
Then Kaguya heard Chika's answer.
"He taught me for about six hours," Chika recalled.
"..." Six hours.
"And after that,