Kamuro and Sakayanagi visibly froze when they saw Kamio Tatsuya.
"Well, this is unusual, Tatsuya. You're actually up this early."
"Yeah, I was just about to say the same thing, Masumi."
You two are being pretty rude, you know?
Can't I, Kamio Tatsuya, get up early?
Do you have some kind of bad stereotype about me?
And you didn't even say good morning. Honestly.
"Since you don't count the graduation ceremony, today's the last day of the school year."
Kamio Tatsuya could have shot back, but instead he offered a brief explanation and stepped into the elevator.
"Then, would you mind walking with me for a bit?"
What's the point of asking? I'm not going to leave Masumi to walk alone.
Kamio Tatsuya shrugged to show he didn't mind.
The elevator soon reached the first floor, and the three of them strolled toward school.
"By the way, thanks for yesterday."
"Thanks for what?"
Kamio Tatsuya raised an eyebrow. Had he done something worth thanking him for?
I got Class B eliminated with a score of 0–4.
Huh?
Wait. Kamio Tatsuya suddenly remembered something.
After this exam, Sakayanagi Class had only 671 Class Points left, while Ryuen still held two contracts for the class.
One required the whole class to pay 800,000 points each month; the other required everyone except Sakayanagi to pay 50,000 Private Points each. Altogether, that came to about 700,000 points a month.
The Class Points Sakayanagi Class had left would generate just 67,100 Private Points per person each month. That meant that starting next month, Sakayanagi Class wouldn't just stop receiving Class Points—they'd be in debt, too.
Wow, that was kind of rough.
"Masumi, tell me if you don't have enough Points," Kamio Tatsuya said gently, looking at Kamuro. "I don't want you getting thin from hunger.