Points Exceed Two Million!

Very quickly.

Prince Ganlongdao received 1.9 million points.

The balance in his account reached 2.09 million points directly.

Quite a few people had complaints, but seeing that Kaneda, Ibuki Mio, Albert, Ishizaki, and others had mostly chosen to agree, they opted to follow suit.

It had to be said.

Most people were just a mob drifting with the tide.

To avoid being ostracized and becoming an outcast in the eyes of others, they had no choice but to follow the crowd.

After finishing all this.

Prince Ganlongdao walked up to Kaneda.

Slap.

A crisp sound of a slap rang out.

Prince Ganlongdao swung another slap directly onto his face.

"What are you doing?"

Kaneda clutched his face and glared at him, then turned his head to look at Kazuma Sakagami, only to see the teacher looking away, pretending not to see anything.

Instantly.

Kaneda felt a wave of grievance, and the look in his eyes as he stared at Kazuma Sakagami turned somewhat resentful.

What kind of teacher was this?

Condoning students hitting others was simply aiding and abetting.

In reality.

Kazuma Sakagami was a teacher who protected his own, but he was not a teacher with professional ethics.

Kaneda actually wanted to find Sakagami to stand up for him?

He was simply dreaming!

After all.

Standing on the side of Prince Ganlongdao was more beneficial to Kazuma Sakagami!

As long as one knew how to go with the flow.

And grasp the interests and demands of everyone.

Even if he beat Kaneda up right in front of Sakagami, he wouldn't care.

"This is your punishment."

Prince Ganlongdao rubbed his wrists and glanced at Kaneda indifferently.

"I explained things to you not because I wanted you to understand, but because seeing your pig brains made me feel unlucky, and explaining things every single time is a hassle."

"From now on, when I say one, you only need to execute it."

"If you dare to nitpick with me again, it won't be this simple."

"Do you understand?"

"..."

Kaneda clenched his fists and gave him a cold look.

The key was.

Kaneda knew how to weigh the pros and cons.

The more a guy like him, who had excellent academic results and leaned toward rational thinking, was.

The more he could make the choice that was most advantageous to himself.

Looking at it now.

Everything Prince Ganlongdao did was more beneficial to the class and more beneficial to himself.

As long as he thought about this point.

Even Kaneda himself felt that it wasn't something he couldn't endure.

Slap.

Another slap.

"I asked you a question. Did you forget what I said yesterday again?"

"Understood..."

Kaneda lowered his head.

A trace of malice was hidden in his gaze.

He was a man who knew how to bend and stretch.

Just wait.

Wait until Prince Ganlongdao can no longer bring him any benefits.

Kaneda swore.

He would definitely trample the man before him to death.

However.

Prince Ganlongdao actually liked people like this the most.

As long as there was a sufficient reason, someone like Kaneda was loyal enough, and he could be beaten whenever he wanted, with all the bitter and dirty work dumped onto him.

"That's more like it."

Prince Ganlongdao nodded with a smile.

After letting Ishizaki go to the cafeteria to save a seat, he followed Kazuma Sakagami out of the classroom.

In the hallway.

"Sakagami."

Prince Ganlongdao blocked Kazuma Sakagami's path with his hands in his pockets.

"You stopped Kaneda just now; you had something you wanted to say, right?"

"..."

The corners of Kazuma Sakagami's mouth curled upward uncontrollably.

It was harder to suppress than an AK.

Supporting Prince Ganlongdao was indeed the right choice; he possessed such keen insight.

What was there to worry about regarding not being promoted to Class A?

"Could it be that you're overthinking it, Ganlongdao? I just happened to have a bit of a cough at that moment, that's all."

"..."

Prince Ganlongdao raised an eyebrow.

If he were truly overthinking it, Kazuma Sakagami would be more likely to use a declarative sentence rather than an interrogative one.

Furthermore.

He hadn't specified a time.

Kazuma Sakagami directly steered the topic to the moment he coughed, which was clearly a preset and a hint.

However.

He could have answered directly.

Why did Kazuma Sakagami have to choose such a roundabout way?

There was only one reason.

Prince Ganlongdao looked up at the surveillance camera overhead.

The restrictions on teachers regarding the rules were far stricter than those on individuals.

Even now.

Kazuma Sakagami might be being watched and listened to.

For example.

By something like a mobile phone recording.

It was precisely because he couldn't answer directly that such hints were necessary.

It was highly likely that there existed information that teachers were only permitted to disclose if a student asked about it proactively.

The key was the precision of the question.

Thinking about how Sakagami had hinted at it when Kaneda and the others were about to hand over their points, Prince Ganlongdao asked tentatively:

"What is the highest thing that can be bought with points? It's not like I could just buy any beauty or any teacher I take a fancy to, right?"

"How could that be possible."

A glint flashed across Kazuma Sakagami's lenses.

"Even with the S System of this university, it must be bound by the constitution; things involving the human rights of others are naturally out of the question."

"However, using some points to hire a teacher is not a problem at all."

So it really is possible?

Prince Ganlongdao raised an eyebrow.

It wasn't just teachers who could be hired; students were certainly fair game as well.

Kazuma Sakagami had deliberately separated the two, implying that teachers had no authority to refuse such employment.

In that case.

Prince Ganlongdao couldn't help but feel curious.

Were there any beautiful female teachers at this university?

As for the school rules being subordinate to the law.

Prince Ganlongdao naturally acted as if he hadn't heard it; that sort of thing was just meant to fool children.

"As for what you can buy with points, well, that's a long list."

Information spilled from Kazuma Sakagami's mouth like beans pouring from a bag.

"At the highest level, even changing the university's rules isn't out of the question, but the points required for that are beyond anyone's imagination. Ordinary people shouldn't even bother thinking about it."

"Oh?"

Prince Ganlongdao played along, "Then what is the highest thing an ordinary person can buy?"

"Hmm."

Kazuma Sakagami nodded in appreciation.

"Based on past performance, the most an ordinary person can buy is the right to transfer classes."

"Transfer rights?"

Prince Ganlongdao raised an eyebrow, "How many points does that require?"

"Twenty million!"

Kazuma Sakagami's lips curled upward, "As long as you have twenty million, you can transfer to the class of your choice."

"Looking at it that way, as expected..."

Prince Ganlongdao rubbed his chin:

"This university competes on a class-by-class basis, right? Then the opportunity for free career selection should only be available to a select few classes, shouldn't it? Is it the top two classes, or just a single one?"

"Ganlongdao, you really are sharp."

Kazuma Sakagami's eyes gleamed as he pushed up the bridge of his glasses.

Since the right to transfer classes existed.

And the points required were so exorbitant.

There naturally had to be a reason to purchase such a transfer.

"That's right, the only ones who possess the opportunity for free career selection are those who graduate from Class A."

"I see."

"You don't look surprised at all?"

"Don't be ridiculous, there's no such thing as a free lunch in this world, is there?"

Prince Ganlongdao scoffed.

These promises from the university were only enough to fool children; he hadn't believed them from the very beginning.

He said meaningfully:

"So, what is the consequence of losing the competition?"