The First Years had just started school, so their Class Points were relatively plentiful. They probably wouldn't refuse.
That meant the hard part was the Third Years. Their classes had over 1,500 Class Points, so they naturally wouldn't mind paying 20,000 per person.
But Classes C and D had only a little over 300 Class Points each. They probably didn't have much in savings.
I wonder if Nagumo would mind helping them pay for it.
Chapter 321: Everyone's Plans
By my calculations, aside from those four classes, the other eight only needed to contribute 750,000 Private Points each to completely avoid expulsion.
But don't forget, Class 2-D had also given up over a hundred Class Points. Since they'd made that contribution, they naturally wanted something in return.
Those hundred-plus Class Points translated into 360,000 Private Points per month. With over a year left until the Second Years graduated, that came to around eight million.
Divided among the eight classes, that meant another million per class. The First Years probably wouldn't object, since they had plenty of money.
Class D, which didn't have much money, had happened to get the immunity card and wouldn't have to pay. So the First Years shouldn't be a problem, but the Third Years were another matter.
Almost all the Third Years' points were concentrated in Nagumo's hands. He might not be willing to pay.
After thinking it over, Kamio Tatsuya looked at the two Horikitas.
"Overall, I think the plan is fine. The key is how much Private Points you intend to ask each class for."
Horikita and Hirata exchanged a glance. Then Horikita spoke.
"Class 2-D has 36 students left. I'd like each of them to receive 200,000 in living expenses."
Two hundred thousand—that came to 7.2 million in total. Each class would have