"Hello. The exam rules were just announced. Aren't you first-years going to discuss how to deal with this exam?"
At that, Nagumo's mouth twitched. So he's using my own words against me?
"Since none of us first-years have taken the Uninhabited Island Exam before, we came to ask our seniors for information."
Yagami smiled brightly, then explained his purpose without holding anything back.
"I see." Kamio Tatsuya nodded, then glanced at Nagumo. "Last year, the second-years took the Uninhabited Island Exam as classes, but the rules weren't as strict as they are this time.
"At the very least, even the last-place class didn't have anyone expelled, and the exam didn't involve Personal Points."
Kamio Tatsuya briefly explained what last year's Uninhabited Island Exam had been like. He had no reason to hide anything. He intended to look out for polite juniors like these.
"I see. Thank you, Senior Kamio," Hatano said gratefully. "Actually, there were rumors among the first-years that Senior Kamio himself was difficult to get along with. It seems we misunderstood. I'm very sorry."
"That's not your fault. After all, from the first-years' perspective, it probably looked like I was responsible for the rule changes in the last joint exam."
Kamio Tatsuya replied lightly.
"Since Junior Kamio was so generous with his advice, I should say something as well." Nagumo smiled. "Although we're already third-years, we didn't take the Uninhabited Island Exam last year.
"But the rules for the exam the year before were different from Kamio Tatsuya's, too. At the time, each class formed four groups, for a total of sixteen groups competing against one another."
So there had been an exam like that? Interesting...
"Was that helpful?"
"Yes. Thank you very much, President Nagumo."
"If that's all, you can go back. Your classmates are probably waiting