Ch. 41A Traitor’s Actions Are Always Hard to Imagine / I’m Concerned That Rumors About Me, Which I Know Nothing About, Are Spreading Like Wildfire Among the Students
Class B learned the island exam’s checkpoint, leader, camp, and penalty rules, then debated how to choose a discreet leader. Raku became a candidate despite rumors about him, and the class considered hiding the leader in plain sight near Ichinose.
- Teacher Hoshinomiya explained that occupying checkpoints earned points, while correctly identifying another class’s leader could shift fifty points between classes.
- Teacher Hoshinomiya outlined the camp rules, and Class B realized that supplies and other necessities would force them to spend points.
- Raku suspected that a student could secretly spend class points on purchases, making betrayal a risk.
- Ichinose led Class B’s discussion of the leader election, and Shibata and Kanzaki argued that Ichinose was too recognizable for the role.
- Class B members nominated Raku as a discreet leader, but Shibata warned that rumors about him had spread to other classes.
- Wakayama proposed choosing someone who often stayed near Ichinose to disguise the leader’s identity.