First place among the First Year students went to Class D.
Although two students from Class D had five percent deducted from their scores,
thanks to Kamio Tatsuya's plan, many high-Academic Ability second-year students stayed until the end and teamed up with students from Class D.
As a result, Class D won the average-score competition by a wide margin.
That brought first-year Class D's Class Points to 360. Their monthly allowance was 36,000 points, so half of that was 18,000. It didn't feel like they'd lost all that much.
Today was May 1. Kamio Tatsuya had accumulated his item selections, but since he had just obtained Balanced Force, the accumulation count had reset and would have to start over.
After the Joint Exam, things had calmed down for the second years for the time being, giving Kamio Tatsuya time to get back to working on Dragon Raja II.
The first volume had sold well. He'd heard it was already being reprinted.
Since light novels in Japan were generally around 100,000 to 200,000 words per volume, the publisher had decided to split Dragon Raja I into two volumes.
Dragon Raja II was even longer than Dragon Raja I. The Chinese version alone was 410,000 words, and the Japanese translation would only be longer. It would probably be split into three volumes.
Well, that meant he could earn a little more.
He just hoped the editorial department wouldn't receive as many complaint letters this time.
Anyway, compared to Dragon Raja III, all of this was just an appetizer.
Thinking of the situation the editorial department would face after the ending of Dragon Raja III, Kamio Tatsuya couldn't help smiling.
Time passed, and since the Joint Exam at the end of April, the second years hadn't had a new Special Exam.
The First