Assassination Classroom: Kageyo Makoto's True Strength-First Classroom
Chapter 48

Classroom of the Elite: The Strength of Kageya Shinjitsu 48

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Many people were unwilling to accept this.

Yukimura looked toward Kageya Shinjitsu, but he did not seem angry.

In the end, he watched as Chabashira Sae sat down.

It was still evident that he was deeply unconvinced.

Even if he couldn't compare to him, he refused to believe he was inferior to so many people in Class A and Class B.

The matter of being able to transfer classes for 20 million points had indeed captured the attention of everyone in the class.

Especially those who were academically gifted.

They had always felt that the bad students in the class were dragging them down.

"Um, I would like to ask, how many students have managed to scrape together 20 million points so far? How many people have entered Class A through such a method? Isn't this point requirement a bit too high?"

Horikita Suzune had originally intended to keep recording and ask questions later.

Now, she had no choice but to speak up.

The class quieted down as she spoke, clearly quite interested in the answer.

Twenty million points—just thinking about it, it was a massive amount.

She was not someone who lacked a sense for numbers.

Even at 100,000 points a month, if she didn't eat or drink for three years, she would only have 3.6 million, which was nowhere near enough.

"The answer is none."

"Of course, I am referring to an individual gathering them; points pooled by a class do not count."

"Over the years, the person who came closest to gathering 20 million points alone was a third-year student a few years ago who reached 12 million, but because much of that money was obtained by scamming freshmen, they were expelled."

"That is why I said that someone here has demonstrated unprecedented ability."

"In less than a week, he discovered the school's rules and the personalities of the people in the class, reached a consensus with other classes, and made the most advantageous choice for himself. Such judgment and communication skills—I have to admit, they are truly excellent. He is indeed not suited for Class D."

"As for the points being high, isn't it normal for the points to be high? If it were only two million or something, wouldn't it be easy to reach? If there were hundreds of students in Class A, what would be the point of competition?"

Chabashira Sae said indifferently. It didn't sound like she was praising him at all, yet it still kept many people's gazes fixed on Kageya Shinjitsu.

"Then why is he in Class D?"

"If he is so good, shouldn't he be in Class A?"

"Or perhaps, the school's assessment standards are actually flawed."

"Whether it's the physical fitness test or regular exams, if possible, I feel I could be re-tested."

Horikita Suzune grasped the main point and said, sounding unconvinced.

If he was truly that excellent, why not go straight to Class A?

This must be proof that the school made a mistake.

"Why are there so many idiots? I had thought you were a smart child, Horikita."

"The things the school focuses on are not just these. Otherwise, why do you think Sudo, Ike Kanji, Yamauchi, and the others were admitted to this school?"

"The reason you entered this class has nothing to do with academic ability or physical strength. Of course, the same goes for him."

Chabashira Sae spoke directly.

This caused many in the class to frown. What other exams were there?

"What is that supposed to mean?"

Horikita Suzune asked very seriously.

"That is something you will have to find out for yourself. I don't know if you are aware, but someone here is surely very clear on it."

Chabashira Sae seemed to be provoked.

Every other word was about "someone," as if he had eaten her rice.

She was always finding ways to needle him, which made Kageya Shinjitsu feel quite annoyed.

Whether it was hostile gazes or anything else, he didn't care; that was to be expected, and it was normal.

But for her to keep provoking these fools and constantly causing him trouble was truly disgusting.

"Chabashira-sensei, please stop talking about me."

"If you have something to say, just tell them directly. If not, you can ask them in private later."

Kageya Shinjitsu looked toward the podium.

He looked at her with an unfriendly expression.

She was clearly a very attractive female teacher, yet she kept doing things that disgusted him.

This person was even more petty than Kikyo.

"Oh my, do you still care about these things? Also, are you trying to threaten your teacher?"

"Think whatever you want, but please stop using me as an example."

Kageya Shinjitsu looked up at the woman above him.

This foolish woman always had some idiot stand up to speak for her whenever she opened her mouth.

Sure enough.

Someone in the back found an opportunity to stir up trouble.

"Teacher, you just said the word 'fraud,' right?"

"Then doesn't this guy count as a fraud?"

"Does the school even allow selling out the class like this?"

Yamauchi Haruki shouted loudly, trying to incite public outrage.

He remained convinced that he had been scammed by Kageya Shinjitsu.

"For doing something like this, he should be expelled, and his points should be used to compensate us."

"Yeah, exactly!"

"I think that makes a lot of sense."

"He must be expelled."

Ike Kanji and others chimed in one after another.

This caused quite a few people in the class to echo their sentiments.

They wanted to get their hands on Kageya Shinjitsu's points.

That was eighteen million points; if they could get them, their entire class could live comfortably for a long time.

The class's 557 points didn't matter at all compared to that.

Chabashira Sae just watched, wearing a smile.

It was as if she had been looking forward to seeing this scene.

But she was quickly disappointed; Kageya Shinjitsu didn't react at all, and there wasn't even a hint of fear.

"They're bringing this up, what do you think?"

Chabashira Sae asked deliberately.

"What does that have to do with me? If the school thinks I committed fraud, they can just expel me. No need for all this nonsense. Do you really think I can't survive outside this school? I'm not one of those idiots..."

"Let me remind you: if you communicate with morons, you'll become a moron yourself. Looking at you now, you're already trending that way."

"According to the school's arrangement, the students of Class D are defective products, so naturally, the teacher is a defective product too. It's enough for you to put on an act to fool the fools, but don't treat me like one."

"I'll tell you straight: I have no interest in this class. If you keep bothering me or trying to make me do things, I'll make sure the teacher of Class D stays in Class D forever—not just this year, but for the next two years, and even for all the years to come."

"Whether it's the teacher or the students, if you're really unhappy and want to come at me, then go ahead. I will make every single one of you regret it!!"

Kageya Shinjitsu looked directly at her, his gaze sweeping over the others in the class with mockery.

He didn't treat the person on the podium like a teacher at all.

As for those idiots, since they wanted him expelled, he would make sure they were the ones expelled first.

He wouldn't let them off if he found an opportunity; he would teach these guys a lesson about the rules of this school.

He would show them what a classroom where ability is supreme really meant.

(?へ?)(▼ヘ▼)o(▼皿▼メ)oo(▼皿▼メ)o..

"Let me tell you one more thing: just be a teacher. Holding onto unnecessary selfish motives will be the death of you."

"Defective product."

Since they were looking for trouble, he wouldn't be polite either.

Kageya Shinjitsu's words made Chabashira Sae's expression turn even uglier.

The students widened their eyes as they witnessed this scene.

This classmate was truly incredibly bold.

They actually felt that something had happened between the two of them.

At the same time, they felt insulted; this person had made them understand what it meant to be called a defective product.

They also understood what it felt like to be looked down upon.

"Truly magnificent. This appearance of fearing nothing is not bad, Kageya BOY."

Koenji watched Kageya Shinjitsu lash out at the entire class and clapped his hands, his posture as a spectator very obvious.

Horikita Suzune watched Kageya Shinjitsu in silence. A person like this...

Is he aloof?

Is he standing alone against everyone? Is he really not afraid at all?

"Kageya-kun, speaking to the teacher like that is going too far."

Hirata stood up, looking troubled.

Has conflict in this class become inevitable once again?

Other students also refused to give up the opportunity, wanting to see Kageya Shinjitsu punished.

Regarding this, Kageya Shinjitsu couldn't be bothered to pay any attention to these fools.

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Chapter 68: Point Crisis, Expulsion Crisis, Fraud?

Whether it is excessive is one thing.

Whether one has the guts to say it is another.

Most teachers do not receive the treatment of being directly confronted by a student.

Especially being confronted in front of the entire class.

Chabashira Sae is truly a rarity in that regard.

The situation has already devolved into this.

Added to the previous conflicts, these idiots have done enough to make Kageya Shinjitsu hold a grudge.

He was already planning his next moves in his mind.

Since they are so eager to court death, he would find an opportunity to have Karuizawa Kei lead people to isolate them first.

Then, he would find a chance to send them packing.

He would make full use of the school rules.

He had already made his stance clear.

Since that foolish teacher wants to play games, then let's play.

He would turn Class D of the first year into a complete mess, and then make his exit.

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