In addition, facilities on campus such as the gymnasium, sports grounds, music room, and science classrooms could generally be used, though there were a few exceptions.
Next were the events themselves.
If two events were judged to be the same, each class could choose only one of them. For example, basketball counted as the same event whether it was five-on-five or one-on-one.
Additionally, events that lasted too long or had no time limit might not be approved.
The number of participants required for each event, excluding substitutes, had to be different for all five events a class applied for.
The minimum was one participant, and the maximum was twenty.
Heh. So there was no way to crush the competition using five one-person events.
Also, each class could prepare only two events that required more than ten participants, including substitutes.
And until every student had taken part in an event, students who had already participated couldn't compete again.
However, once everyone had taken part in an event, students could compete in a second round. As in the first round, no one could compete twice.
As Command Tower, a student could interfere with ongoing matches. The class that submitted the event would decide how the interference worked, and it would only be adopted after the school approved it.
Kamio Tatsuya and Ryuen finished reading the exam rules almost at the same time, and both of them smiled.
"This is pretty interesting. The school really has come up with an entertaining Special Exam." Ryuen leaned back in his seat, wearing an inscrutable smile.
"Definitely. So, are you going to be Command Tower, or are you going to compete?"
Kamio Tatsuya wasn't interested in being Command Tower.
If anything, having to keep track of how many students their class had left and calculate all