You Guys Can Put on Your Show!

For example, when he saw the rest of them, apart from Sudo who might seem somewhat salvageable, his reaction to their battle record and actions in the original work, including their attempt to sneak into the girls' changing room to take pictures of the girls changing clothes, gave him a headache.

This is also why Nakano Yuu completely ignores Class D.

Taking the old exam that just ended last month as an example, one point was highlighted in the list of failing grades announced by Chabashira-sensei.

[Students who fail this exam will be expelled. Students who are expelled due to failing will not have points deducted from their class evaluation score.]

In other words, aside from the penalty of expulsion allowed by exams, if a student withdraws, they will be penalized by having points deducted from their class ranking.

However, very few students would likely pay attention to this. And even if there are old questions on the exam, very few students would be expelled.

But.

These members of Class D from the original work could actually explode at any moment.

So even if they get the points, they could suddenly lose them all. Expelling these students is a minor issue, but having a large number of points deducted from the class evaluation is a much more serious problem.

After all, if it's a test based on work performance where the student can get points for the class and then take the majority of the points, it might not even last two months before the class's idiots are punished and expelled for various reasons.

The rating points received were then deducted as a result.

Then it becomes a situation where people say, "This is my money, my money!"

It's not worth the risk.

Thus, Nakano-kun has already turned around.

Just then, a group of extremely arrogant-looking boys walked over.

They were clearly not students from Class C, but rather students from Class A. It's worth noting that the students in Class A were quite formidable; in the original story, they were outstanding students who scored over 900 points in the first month's Behavioral Norms Exam. Logically, they shouldn't have acted so arrogantly.

"Get out of the way! You defective products from Class D are getting in the way!"

"Honestly, don't let people tell! Don't you have any self-awareness?"

"Defective products should look like defective products; they shouldn't get in the way of our business!"

As soon as they appeared, the boys from Class A impatiently reached out and pushed aside the students from Class D who had been occupying the best spots.

"You bastard! What did you say?!"

Among those pushed was Sudo, who was known for his fiery temper. He was immediately annoyed, but perhaps because of his previous setback at Ryuuen and the incident of Sudo getting into a fight, he managed to hold back, though he still raised his fist in a threatening manner.

"Ha, a defective product is a defective product."

Seeing Sudo's fury, the leader of the boys instead showed a disdainful expression, "It's been almost a semester, you guys should know your place by now, right? You're just a bunch of flawed products used to highlight us, so don't embarrass yourselves here! You should know that we are Class A, not like you flawed products."

"You keep calling me a defective product, do you want to fight?"

Obviously.

Although Sudo managed to restrain himself somewhat, he clearly couldn't control himself; he had already rolled up his sleeves, obviously on the verge of making a move.

"Enough!"

A dull sound interrupted the two, and at the same time, a tall, strong young man with a shiny bald head that gleamed under the light slowly walked towards them.

The students from Class A around him automatically moved to the sides to make way for him.

Because this is Katsuragi.

In the exam that Sakayanagi couldn't attend, he is now the undisputed leader of Class A.

"Seto, have you betrayed the excellent qualities of a student in Class A?"

Katsuragi said to the student who was talking to Sudo.

"There's no need to provoke others. We're not even from the same world. It's not worth getting into arguments with these people."

"Even though it's a holiday, you might still lose points because of your usual attitude towards life. You need to be prepared to be a student in Class A, understand?"

Katsuragi Road.

"And now that Sakayanagi isn't here, am I your class representative, or do you think you can handle the upcoming exams better on your own?"

"Understood."

Seto, the student from Class A who was arguing with Sudo, opened his mouth. Clearly, although he appeared obedient, his tone was full of rebellion.

It's clear that those who support Katsuragi and Katsuragi who don't are very distinct in their stances.

"Hehe, how proud you are!"

Seeing Seto stop, Sudo naturally couldn't continue, and instead sneered, "Aren't you guys just like us, enjoying free treatment now?"

"The school pays for everyone's meals, so why do you all act so superior!"

Clearly, Sudo was furious, and his words prompted Yamauchi and Kanji Ike, who had just stepped back due to the conflict, to quickly step forward and nod in agreement.

"That's true. Even though we're in different classes, the school pays for everything on the ship, doesn't it?"

"Kanji Ike said."

While his words were supporting Sudo, his tone had become somewhat weak.

He was also a bit smarter than Sudo. After he finished speaking, he actually regretted it a little, feeling that he shouldn't have said it.

65

Chapter 65 Go ahead and put on your performance!

Kanji Ike starting to regret it.

They've been enjoying themselves on the ship, and everyone's been having fun these past two days.

However, Kushida Hirata were busy with their "plan to obtain supplies for free and at low prices," and in the past two days they received a reply from the students of Class A. They said that Katsuragi had taken the initiative and was willing to sell them the daily room service drinks and tea bags for 6,000 points per room.

Although 6000 points may seem a bit expensive, they experienced it for themselves.

The guest rooms are for 3 people each, and the complimentary drinks provided by room service are also distributed according to the number of people. Each person receives 2 tea bags, 1 bottle of mineral water, and 1 random beverage per day.

If you want to buy it, then one person will need about 600-700 points per day, so three people in one room would need about 2000 points of supplies per day.

However, the leave-from-school consent form that the teachers made them sign was for 14 days. In other words, even if there was no room service when they returned to school on the last day, they would still have 2,000 points × 13 days = 26,000.

They can buy something worth 26,000 for only 6,000 points.

Even if you use it yourself, or sell it at half price, you won't lose money, and you might even make a profit.

In other words, Class A has essentially given them a concession.

So, isn't it a bad idea to provoke Class A like this?

He was thinking about this, after all, he really had no idea what he was doing, and he also thought that collecting the free tea bags from the room service to take back to school could be used by himself or sold to upperclassmen to earn some living expenses.

"What did you say!"

Before Katsuragi could reply, his underlings behind him raised their heads in dissatisfaction.

"It seems you all don't understand at all."

However, Katsuragi shook his head.

"Even though you are students in Class D, why don't you use your brains to think about this more seriously?"

Do you really believe that the school paid for this trip for you?

Katsuragi said.

Isn't that so?

At that moment, a boy with light green hair quickly walked over. This was Hirata Yousuke, the Hirata Yousuke of Class D, who had heard about the conflict between the students in his class and the students in Class A.

Naturally, some readers also call him Hirata- mama.

"..."

Katsuragi.

Katsuragi clearly remembered Hirata, because Hirata was the student who had discussed with him the possibility of buying back the free drinks and tea bags provided in their room for free or at a low price.

Then both parties signed an agreement for a 6,000-point contract per room, in which the students in Class A agreed to hand over the daily refreshments and tea bags for room service to Class D.

Furthermore, the homeroom teacher has been informed and assistance has been requested. Therefore, all subsequent room service operations involving the replacement of small drinks and tea bags will be carried out by Class D, meaning that Class D has received double the supplies.

However, he knew that this agreement actually had pitfalls.

Although it might seem like bullying, Katsuragi felt that he had done nothing wrong.

"If that's how you think too, then your Class D is truly hopeless."

"At first glance, your class's idea of collecting supplies at low prices during the school visit might seem like a brilliant move, but if you really think the school invited you on vacation, then you're sorely mistaken."

At the same time, he looked around, but unfortunately, he thought he had just seen a familiar face, Nakano Yuu from Class 1-D.

However, after dealing with Seto's actions, he discovered that Nakano Yuu was no longer there.

So, did he misread it, or... did Nakano Yuu not actually feel much belonging to Class D, which is why he didn't even bother to remind Hirata?

Yes.

Remind Hirata.

The low-price resource-collecting method used by Class D was indeed eye-opening, but it wasn't realistic.

He didn't believe the school would pay for all students to experience the luxury cruise ship service for free. So this must have an exam-like element to it; he just didn't know the questions yet.

How much longer can the students stay on the ship? Two days have already passed, will they have to wait another two days?

He felt that the exam would be held soon. And this exam might take place on a ship, or the ship might be used as a vehicle to transport them to the exam location.

But it certainly won't be something for students to continue enjoying.

So how many more days can Class D keep getting the free room service supplies they're targeting?

It's uncertain, but it certainly won't take long.

So when Hirata from Class D came to him seeking to collect supplies at a low price, he had already thought of a solution.

Before he was certain about the scope of the exam or even whether he should disembark, his first priority was to protect the interests of his class.

Now, if each room's supplies are sold for 6000 points, then without knowing anything else, everyone will get 2000 points of living expenses for free.

Although 2000 points isn't a lot, everyone has some. It's even possible to buy unwanted supplies from the students in Class D at an even lower price after returning to school.

In other words, Katsuragi is a cautious type of player.

"It's alright to tell you, we're here to take the exam."

Katsuragi said, "Although we don't know the content and questions of the exam yet, school is definitely not a place for us to have fun."

"How... could this be—"

Hirata's expression changed slightly.

Although he was very kind, his stats were impressive, and he also keenly perceived the meaning behind Katsuragi's words.

If the exam is taken on a ship, that's fine, but if it's taken off the ship to the exam Matoba, does that mean everyone's plan to purchase supplies will result in a loss?

Because they took over Class A's supplies on a contract basis, and the contract stated that they would "sell the free supplies obtained by Class A on the ship to Class D in a package."

If everyone disembarks to take the exam, then the daily free supplies will no longer be provided to everyone's cabins.

At that point, everyone won't be making money; instead, they'll be directly taking over the supplies that Class A might not be able to sell.

"If you're looking for a reliable way to pass the exam, I suggest you ask the students in Class C."

"Class C is the most special class right now; I think they'll know more information."

Katsuragi said.

His decision to share information with Hirata of Class D was not a rash one, but rather a response to the unusual behavior of the students in Class C.

Everyone came to the ship's location and started their two-day vacation.

The students in Class A also enjoyed the facilities on the luxury cruise ship without any restrictions. They could go to the movies and theaters, go swimming, get massages, and eat free meals, including expensive luxury set meals.

But.

They saw students from Class B and Class D in these entertainment venues, but not from Class C.

That's very strange.

However, it's not that the students in Class C didn't board the ship; rather, everyone arrived, and then, perhaps for some reason, stayed in their rooms and didn't go out.

This behavior was strange. Even when students were sent to investigate, the information they received was that the group had not left their rooms, and they had ordered room service to deliver their meals.