Even if he somehow couldn't win, he still had Ayanokoji.
And if even Ayanokoji couldn't win, Kamio Tatsuya could simply turn and run. He was quite confident in his speed.
Besides, he didn't need to outrun Tsukishiro and the others. He only needed to outrun Ayanokoji.
Still, Kamio Tatsuya would rather not run into Tsukishiro out in the wilderness.
After all, no matter how skilled you were, you could still be taken down by a knife. Kamio Tatsuya's physical abilities had reached the human limit, but he wasn't invulnerable to blades and bullets.
Unlike Ayanokoji, Kamio Tatsuya didn't have anyone backing him. Tsukishiro might only take Ayanokoji away from the school, but there was no telling what he might do to Kamio.
"For this exam, form groups however you like, but remember this: I won't allow any of you to challenge the exam alone.
"And you absolutely cannot end up among the bottom five groups. I can't prepare the points you'd need to avoid expulsion before the exam begins."
While Kamio Tatsuya was thinking about group formation, Ryuen had already stepped up to the podium and warned the students below.
Hearing this, the students in the class weren't angry. Instead, they breathed a sigh of relief. So we just had to avoid expulsion? They'd thought he was going to make them compete for the top three.
As for the top three, honestly, even if first place earned as many as 750 Class Points, so what? Their goal this time was Private Points.
While Ryuen was giving his pep talk, Kamio Tatsuya sent a text to Horikita in Class D, telling them to do as they pleased in this exam—even if that meant aiming for first place.
In Class 2-B, the students in Ichinose's class immediately settled on a strategy as