"Is that how it was?!"
Kanzaki Ryuji cried out in surprise.
The others were also stunned by Gojo Satoru's explanation.
They had never expected them to rely on cheating!
No wonder those Class D students had improved so dramatically in such a short time. Someone had found a loophole.
Rather than a loophole, though, it was more like a special exam designed by the school to test the students' judgment.
Less than two months after enrollment, class points were increased based on how much students' grades improved.
Unless a large number of people had deliberately lowered their scores from the start, there was no way they could earn those 100 class points.
The other method was exactly as Gojo Satoru had said: buying old test papers from upperclassmen. After all, special exams required special methods to deal with them.
"I'd like to know—who was the first to think of this method? Was it Gojo-kun as well?"
Kanzaki Ryuji began questioning him again.
He did not think Gojo Satoru would willingly contribute to the class. Even if he had found a solution, he might not have shared it. It was obvious enough from the fact that he had skipped class throughout their first month of school.
Gojo Satoru might have learned some of the rules early on, yet he had not told his classmates. Instead, he had played around with them as if nothing was wrong—if anything, even more wildly than they had!
"Hard to say. I'm not entirely sure myself.
But I can tell you this: Koenji Rokusuke and Ayanokoji Kiyotaka are key suspects!"
Gojo Satoru gave his answer with a mischievous grin.
Yet this put the students who knew something about each class's actual leaders in a difficult position.
It was neither Hirata Yosuke nor Kushida Kikyo, and