In the faint light of dawn, the sun of the seventh day slowly rose from the horizon, draping the Deserted Island in a veil of gold. Class B's camp had long since awakened, and the students' faces carried mixed emotions—reluctance to see their wilderness life come to an end, alongside anticipation for returning to normal life.
After the hard work of the first two days, life at Class B's camp had gradually settled into an enviable rhythm. From the third day onward, the students truly began to enjoy this special Deserted Island vacation to the fullest. Thanks to the map Hino Yuki had spent so much time carefully drawing on the first day, Class B had abundant resource-gathering spots, and their food stores were plentiful enough to last until the end of the exam without running out. Even feeding both Kaneda and Hoshinomiya-sensei posed no problem at all.
"Yuki's map is practically our treasure map!" a girl exclaimed as she washed freshly picked wild fruit, her eyes full of admiration.
"Yeah, thanks to her, we've had it so easy," another boy agreed as he cleaned fish with smooth, practiced movements.
The Digital Cameras they had ordered had also become invaluable for recording happy moments. The students took countless photos—of playing at the beach, of sharing stories around the campfire at night, and of beautiful sunsets and dawns.
However, surprises always came without warning. On the afternoon of the sixth day of the exam, the sky suddenly darkened, and a sudden downpour caught everyone off guard.
"Whoa, it's really raining!" one student cried, hurriedly helping gather the items they had put out to dry, surprise written all over their face.
"Good thing Shimiya-kun improved our plan," Kanzaki said thankfully, showing a relaxed expression that was rare for him. "Otherwise, the students