Noon.
Student Council Room.
"I understand what you're thinking."
Manabu Horikita rested both hands on the table, fingers interlaced, striking a pose like a commander deep in thought.
Just a moment ago, Dokuho Kouya had come to the Student Council Room, hoping to make a request to the school through the Student Council.
The school had suspended the distribution of points to all first-year classes because it was concerned that classes other than Class 1-C and Class 1-D might have been involved in the violent incident.
Dokuho Kouya's suggestion was to distribute points to Class A of the First Year and Class 1-B first.
Once the ruling came down, if those two classes really had taken part in the violent incident and had their Class Points reduced, the school could simply distribute fewer points the following month.
For example, Class A currently had 1,030 Class Points. If its involvement in the incident resulted in a 200-point deduction, it would be left with 830 Class Points.
So, according to Dokuho Kouya's idea, before the school reached a verdict, it would first give each student in Class A 103,000 Personal Points. Once the verdict was in, it could reduce the amount distributed the following month, giving each student in Class A only 63,000 Personal Points.
This approach was certainly more considerate than the previous one, and the students wouldn't have much to complain about.
"I'll pass your suggestion on to the school," Manabu Horikita told the boy standing before him.
Based on what he knew of the school, there was a good chance it would accept Dokuho Kouya's proposal.
After all, the school encouraged students to take initiative. As long as a suggestion like this was reasonable, it would generally be approved.
"Then I'll leave it to you, President." After thanking him,