Early the next morning, Amasawa Yuto handed out the maps drawn by Motodo Chikako and Masumi Kamuro to each group.
At Amasawa Yuto's request, the two had drawn a grid over the maps, making it possible to roughly pinpoint everyone's location on the island using the grid markers.
Class A had settled into a stable routine much faster than expected, giving Amasawa Yuto more time to think about the matter of leadership.
The theme of this exam was "freedom." In fact, if you set aside the question of leadership, you'd find that the key to the exam was how united each class was.
If everyone was united like Class A, discussing things calmly, following instructions like well-behaved children, and occasionally having a good kid like Motodo Chikako take the initiative and contribute to the class—
Then everyone could spend a week on the Uninhabited Island enjoying a happy, leisurely life. The supplies might be a little scarce, but the exam would be over before they knew it, and they'd still have plenty of points left.
Although he didn't know how Classes C and D were arranged, there were so many well-behaved kids in Class B that they were probably enjoying life on the island too.
After roll call, Amasawa Yuto went out to sweep the nearby bases with Kito and Kamuro, just as he had the day before.
As it turned out, several bases in the distance had been taken over by Class C since yesterday.
Even so, they still hadn't run into any students from the other classes. Perhaps it was because the three of them made a small target and were constantly moving at high speed.
Just as Amasawa Yuto was about to end the morning's outing and return to camp, he suddenly sensed someone approaching—and moving incredibly