Recaps

Kazehara Tetsu built connections with Sakayanagi Arisu, Kamuro Masumi, Ichinose Honami, and Shiina Hiyori while maneuvering around Class A. The arc ended with Class A losing points and facing midterm expulsions, which Tetsu saw as a chance to exploit the rules against rival classes.

• Kazehara Tetsu backed Sakayanagi Arisu’s selection-based view of Class A, then gained her interest by identifying Ayanokoji Kiyotaka as unusual and dangerous.
• Kazehara Tetsu defeated Sakayanagi Arisu in a guessing game and at chess, then shared dinner with her and discussed their views and interests.
• Kazehara Tetsu used an edited theft video to frame Yamauchi Haruki for extorting Kamuro Masumi, then exposed the manipulation and helped secure Yamauchi’s expulsion.
• Kazehara Tetsu admitted to Kamuro Masumi that her theft had been real and that he had paid a Technical Department contact to erase evidence, and Kamuro grew close to him.
• Kazehara Tetsu met Ichinose Honami again, warned her about trying to bring warmth to everyone, and suspected Class B had been told about the quiz to spite Chabashira.
• Kazehara Tetsu stopped Kamuro Masumi from treating repayment as an obligation, and the two kissed, and he later met Shiina Hiyori in the library and exchanged contact information with her.
• Kazehara Tetsu earned Class A’s only perfect score on a pop quiz, but Majima Tomoya announced that rule violations had reduced Class A to 920 points and its students’ monthly allotment to 92,000.
• Majima Tomoya announced that students who failed any midterm subject would be expelled, and Kazehara Tetsu told Hashimoto Masayoshi that mass expulsions could be used to collapse a rival class.

Kazehara Tetsu profited from selling last year’s exam papers, then used Personal Points to win his wager with Sakayanagi Arisu. Class D faced the consequences when Ken Sudō and Kanji Ike failed, and the class’s costly effort to save them left its unity even more fragile.

• Kazehara Tetsu warned Horikita Suzune that Class D’s internal tensions could make the class fall apart, while Katsuragi Kouhei organized study groups for Class A.
• Kazehara Tetsu declined Katsuragi’s invitation and wagered with Sakayanagi Arisu that she would become his girlfriend if he scored higher on the Midterm Exam.
• Kazehara Tetsu bought last year’s exam papers with Ichinose Honami and sold them to Kushida Kikyo, who shared them with Class D.
• Kazehara Tetsu planned to exploit Class D’s reliance on the papers and the changed exam scope, while Class A also prepared with the old questions.
• Kazehara Tetsu won his wager with Sakayanagi Arisu by paying to deduct one point from her Mathematics score, and she agreed to be his girlfriend.
• Kazehara Tetsu and Sakayanagi Arisu shared dinner and won a hot-spring pass, then agreed to use it during Summer Vacation.
• After Ken Sudō and Kanji Ike failed the Midterm Exam, Ayanokoji Kiyotaka arranged to buy the points needed to save them, and Class D raised the money amid angry protests.
• Horikita Suzune told Kazehara Tetsu that saving Sudō and Ike had only postponed the problem and vowed to make them contribute to Class D.

Kazehara Tetsu became entangled in Morishita Ai’s advances, helped Ichinose Honami handle Shiranami Chihiro’s feelings, and aided Sakura Airi against a harassing shop clerk. He watched Horikita Suzune fail to save Ken Sudō from expulsion, then settled his long-delayed fight with Ibuki Mio and exchanged contact information with her.

• Kazehara Tetsu helped Morishita Ai after she fell, carried her to her dorm, and found himself declared her boyfriend as she planned their future together.
• Majima Tomoya announced the classes’ latest points and a summer cruise, while Ibuki Mio later challenged Kazehara Tetsu after he warned her about the school’s surveillance cameras.
• Kazehara Tetsu observed Shiranami Chihiro’s feelings for Ichinose Honami and helped Honami stage a confession and rejection so Chihiro could conceal her own confession.
• Kazehara Tetsu repaired Sakura Airi’s camera, learned about the shopkeeper’s harassment, and helped her record and report the clerk after beating him.
• Horikita Suzune sought Kazehara Tetsu’s advice about Ken Sudō’s case, but she failed to provide evidence at the hearing and Horikita Manabu expelled Sudō.
• Ichinose Honami promised to repay Kazehara Tetsu’s help, then left to pursue her goal of advancing all of Class B to Class A.
• Ibuki Mio confronted Kazehara Tetsu for a fight, but he blocked her attacks and subdued her until she agreed to stop.
• Ibuki Mio asked Kazehara Tetsu for his contact information so she could challenge him again, and he saved her as “Wild Cat.”

Kazehara Tetsu led Class A through the island exam, securing Bases and managing the class’s rivals. After intervening in Ryuen Kakeru’s plot and arranging a new plan with Ibuki Mio, Kazehara returned to find Class A had won while Classes C and D tied for last.

• After finals, Kazehara Tetsu suspected the cruise concealed a Special Exam, and Majima Tomoya announced that students would spend a week on an uninhabited island.
• Kazehara Tetsu took leadership of Class A, assigned Katsuragi Kouhei to manage its Points, and organized the class to claim Bases and establish a Cave Camp.
• Kazehara Tetsu devised a nighttime route for Tozuka Yahiko to retake Class A’s Strongholds and warned Katsuragi Kouhei against Ryuen Kakeru’s offer to trade supplies for payments.
• Kazehara Tetsu visited Classes C, B, and D, questioned their students, and offered Class B useful supplies that Class A had collected from the beach.
• As a storm approached, Kazehara Tetsu arranged for Tozuka Yahiko to withdraw after midnight and left the Cave under Kamuro Masumi’s watch to reach Class D’s Camp.
• Kazehara Tetsu saw Ryuen Kakeru and Ibuki Mio leave Horikita Suzune unconscious in the rain, then intercepted them and knocked Ryuen unconscious.
• Kazehara Tetsu persuaded Ibuki Mio to have Ryuen withdraw and take Class C’s Key Card, while predicting that Ayanokoji Kiyotaka would lead Class D, and Ibuki agreed to the plan.
• Majima Tomoya announced that Class A won with 420 Points, Class B placed second with 190, and Classes C and D tied for last with zero, prompting Class D students to question Hirata Yosuke’s decisions.