Classroom of the Elite: The Strength-Based Classroom of Kageya Shinjitsu

Humans are beings riddled with weaknesses everywhere.

The existence of the students in Class D perhaps makes people feel even more troubled.

"I hope this can be accomplished."

"This school is truly making things difficult for people."

"What class collective, what group competition—can't they just bring in some normal people?"

Kageya Shinjitsu had already ignored the fact that he was not a normal person himself.

Katsuragi Kohei returned directly to his class.

He explained the situation.

Class A.

Katsuragi Kohei gathered a few representatives from his usual team.

He explained the situation.

The sum of six million, the advance knowledge of the class competition, and furthermore, the elimination of a future nuisance from Class D.

"That guy, what is his goal? He must have a purpose for wanting that many points."

"Since everyone is competing for Class A, I suspect he just wants the points to reach Class A. The teacher hinted at it back then, too—points can buy anything."

"He has already learned about the class evaluations; he should have some understanding of the point situation of the individuals in that class, otherwise he wouldn't be so crazy about collecting personal points."

Regarding the utility of points, the students of Class A actually had some conjectures.

After all, their previous homeroom teacher had already mentioned it.

"Determining his goal is actually something we can consider."

"Although I'm a bit worried about his character, since he's already reached Class A, he wouldn't be bored enough to continue betraying Class A, right?"

"In this school, there shouldn't be anything better than Class A."

After some discussion, the Class A students around Katsuragi Kohei felt it was worth a try.

Six million—if they pooled their resources, it would actually just be a matter of them scrimping and saving for the next two months.

They were also confident that if no one else interfered, they could consistently achieve high scores.

They could even consistently receive 100,000 points, or over 100,000, and contribute half of it each month.

Calculating it this way, 100,000 from enrollment plus the next two months—trading two months of time to ensure Class D stays at the bottom, plus gaining a new student with some ability.

It was actually okay.

"Once we confirm his goal, we can even offer a loan. Before he transfers classes, he would probably be very happy to screw over the other classes once more."

The students of Class A were not bookworms who only studied; they pragmatically mentioned ways to solve the problem, including how to utilize Kageya Shinjitsu and how to deal with him.

As one Class A student after another offered their opinions, Katsuragi Kohei was convinced.

"Then I'll leave it to you all to explain the situation to everyone."

If everyone agreed, then they would do it.

This required everyone to contribute points, and in Class A, even as the temporary leader, Katsuragi Kohei had no way to force people to hand over their points.

The students of Class A were gathered and instructed to keep it confidential; then, they were informed of the situation, and the analysis of the pros and cons was laid out for them.

Some people raised the possibility of being deceived.

But Katsuragi Kohei stated directly that they would have their homeroom teacher sign a contract as a witness.

The first month's money would be placed with their teacher, and if the next month was the same, they would continue to pay.

This would continue until the six million was reached.

Although some people did not fully agree, in the end, the minority deferred to the majority.

Those who disagreed did not refuse to pay just because they disagreed.

This was considered a class matter, and they all obediently handed over their points.

The points from 40 people were successfully obtained.

If this were in Class D, many people would likely have refused to hand over their points without a second thought.

Class A reached a consensus very smoothly and successfully.

Additionally, they were instructed not to let the news spread, especially not to the ears of Class D.

At the very least, it could not be exposed right now.

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Chapter 26: 16 Million Personal Points, The Situation in Class D

"We have already reached an agreement."

With the support of all his classmates, Katsuragi Kohei felt a bit more emboldened.

Seeing them return, Kageya Shinjitsu already had his answer.

"Then congratulations to Katsuragi Kohei, you've done a good deed for your class."

Having received a satisfactory reply, Kageya Shinjitsu smiled as well.

Sixteen million private points, though it would take two or three months to fully collect.

But it was acceptable; this was an amount of private points that an ordinary student would struggle to earn in three years.

"Let's go see the homeroom teacher first."

Katsuragi Kohei and a few representatives from Class A went to find their homeroom teacher.

Kageya Shinjitsu naturally tagged along with them.

Mashima Tomoya, a mature middle-aged man with a robust physique, looked like a professional wrestler.

He was a bit surprised to see Kageya Shinjitsu arriving with the students from his class.

This was the guy who had been hanging around their class without leaving earlier.

What was this about?

"Teacher..."

Katsuragi Kohei explained the situation directly.

He had already explained it many times today.

Seeing that his teacher didn't have much of a reaction, Katsuragi Kohei understood what he meant.

"No problem."

Mashima Tomoya did not refuse the request to act as a witness.

Although he felt that paying for Class D to rot to the bottom wasn't entirely necessary.

But this was the students' own decision, and Mashima Tomoya had no intention of obstructing them.

Under the witness of Mashima Tomoya, the contract was finalized.

Both sides agreed to the terms.

The students of Class A in the first year were truly ruthless.

They handed 3 million points directly to Mashima Tomoya.

In other words, as long as Class D's score was confirmed next month.

He would be able to obtain those 3 million points.

"I'll be going now, please look forward to it."

Kageya Shinjitsu waved his hand, intending to leave.

Since everything was resolved, there was no reason to stay.

"Wait a moment, Kageya."

"Let's exchange contact information."

"Also, I'd like to ask, you want so many points, it must be to transfer to Class A, right?"

"Do you already know how many points it costs to transfer classes?"

Katsuragi Kohei stopped him.

Kageya Shinjitsu did not refuse this request.

His list of contacts was growing increasingly long: Ryuen Kakeru, Ichinose Honami, Kanzaki Ryuji, and now Katsuragi Kohei.

There were also Hirata the normie, the busty girl, the student council president, and the student council secretary.

He already had as many as eight contacts.

After adding the contact information.

Kageya Shinjitsu answered the question directly.

"I do have that intention; a class transfer costs 20 million points."

"How about it, do you have thoughts of transferring classes too?"

Looking at Katsuragi Kohei, Kageya Shinjitsu revealed a smile.

"Don't joke around, how could that be."

Transferring from Class A to another class.

They weren't crazy.

"If you are planning to come to Class A, perhaps we can help you out later on."

Katsuragi Kohei extended a gesture of goodwill.

This was also the sentiment of the people in his class.

If he truly was a useful person, they wouldn't mind sacrificing a little to bring him over to contribute to the class.

If their class gains points while others lose them, that is a good thing.

Of course, it also depends on the amount.

If it were 20 million, then one would have to give it some thought.

But by now, Kageya Shinjitsu surely already has quite a few points.

Helping him top them up a little really isn't a big deal.

"If there is a need, I will contact you."

"I'll be counting on you all then."

With a gentle smile on his face, he didn't linger in this place, waving his hand as he left with a flourish.

"Sorry for the trouble, teacher, we'll be heading back now."

Katsuragi Kohei and the other students from Class A didn't stay long either.

They returned to explain the situation to their classmates.

This time, it was a great success, and Kageya Shinjitsu was very satisfied.

The following few days were devoid of any major events.

Although he had betrayed his class, Kageya Shinjitsu remained an honest and well-behaved student.

Every day, he obediently attended classes to understand the situation within his class, confirmed the progress of other classes, ensured that Class D would remain at the bottom, and then waited for Class D to enter their so-called hell.

The people from the other classes were also very harmonious; at the very least, over the past few days, no one had spread the news.

Kageya Shinjitsu remained just a background character in Class D of the first year.

He was merely a pathetic wretch pitied by the blonde-haired beauty and the explosive popular guy.

To the female students, he was a gloomy boy; to the male students, he was a loner.