"Right. The Student Council president could use what he learned about Class B to give advice specifically targeting you before an exam, twisting some of the rules and putting Class B at a disadvantage before the exam even began. It's possible." Dongfang Yi stood up. "Ichinose, please write down the names of all the applicants you know."
"Okay." Ichinose jotted down the names she'd heard, but then a question occurred to her. "Dongfang, if they want to use the right to advise on exams, wouldn't they need to investigate for a long time first?"
"That's true. They couldn't do it in a short time. But, Ichinose, once they've actually managed it, we won't be able to stop them." Dongfang Yi cautioned her. "So we need to prepare in advance. Let's give them something else to deal with, so they won't have time to bother us."
"But, Dongfang, how are we supposed to give them something to deal with?"
Ichinose had never done anything like this, so she wasn't sure what to do.
"Isn't there something ready-made? Student Council president Horikita Manabu turned away seven young students who loved the school and were eager to serve their fellow students."
Dongfang Yi looked at the names Ichinose had written, then took the fish he'd cut up earlier out of the fridge and prepared to start making his sauerkraut fish. "It'd be a shame not to make trouble with such blatant selfishness."
"Make use of it... But how?"
Ichinose thought carefully about the president's words. If Dongfang Yi hadn't warned her beforehand, even she wouldn't have realized what was wrong with them.
"How? We report him to the chairman through the suggestion box."
Dongfang Yi answered casually.
"But we don't have any evidence. Would my recording be enough?"
Ichinose considered it, but felt