Arrogance, Born to be King

"Ha~"

He opened his eyes.

Under the gaze of everyone, Prince Ganlongdao let out a yawn and stretched luxuriously before turning his head to look at the class.

At this moment.

The entire class was looking in this direction.

Dragon Garden was clutching his stomach, standing in front of Albert, while Ishizaki and Kaneda stood a short distance away. The others were either at the back of the classroom or standing along the edges, watching the show.

"Hm?"

Prince Ganlongdao tilted his chin toward Dragon Garden and the others in front of the podium.

"What are they doing?"

"Eh? Eh? Eh?"

Hidetoshi Suzuki, sitting at the desk in front, was a bit bewildered.

Was he talking to him?

There was no one else around, so he must be talking to him, right?

Ever since Hidetoshi Suzuki failed to stop him from propping his legs up on the desk, Prince Ganlongdao had already labeled him as a pushover.

He might have all sorts of thoughts in his head.

But pushovers generally shared a few traits.

They cared about face, were polite, followed the rules, and rarely knew how to refuse.

After a moment of hesitation, Hidetoshi Suzuki explained:

"You might not have heard, but all expenses at this school require points. You should have 100,000 points on your phone right now, but you don't get them every month; it depends on your ability."

"These rules were all figured out by them. That red-haired guy named Dragon Garden wants to be the boss, but he likes to hit people, and Albert is currently stopping him."

"Huh?"

Prince Ganlongdao propped his cheek on his hand, looking somewhat dumbfounded as he met the gazes of Dragon Garden and the others.

"Isn't all this written in the enrollment guide? Do people actually need to figure it out?"

"I... is that so..."

Hidetoshi Suzuki froze for a moment, stammering.

The people in the class suddenly looked toward Dragon Garden and Kaneda, their expressions gradually turning strange.

The enrollment guide.

Who actually reads that thing?

There probably aren't many people who have seriously read an enrollment guide from childhood to adulthood, right?

At the very least, Dragon Garden, Albert, Ishizaki, and Kaneda definitely hadn't read it.

In reality.

The enrollment guide was almost identical to what Kazuma Sakagami had said.

It only provided a certain degree of explanation regarding the dormitories, the shopping mall, and the points; how much one could understand still depended on individual ability.

However.

The others didn't know that, and it was too late to verify it now.

Therefore.

The way everyone looked at Dragon Garden and Kaneda became somewhat off.

Trying to act tough in front of them using things written in the enrollment guide?

Could they have any shame?

Feeling the gazes of the crowd.

Dragon Garden frowned, and Kaneda couldn't help but blush.

They really hadn't read any enrollment guide.

They couldn't help but feel suspicious.

Could the rules they had spent so long deducing really all be written in the enrollment guide?

Wouldn't that be a massive embarrassment?

The two turned their heads to look at Kazuma Sakagami, their eyes conveying an unspoken message: Since it was all in the enrollment guide, why make such a big show of it? Are you sick?

"It is indeed written in the enrollment guide."

"But it's basically the same as what I explained; there are definitely no detailed rules."

Kazuma Sakagami turned his head to look at Prince Ganlongdao, adjusted his glasses, and said:

"Of course, I cannot rule out the possibility that someone understood these rules after reading the enrollment guide, or perhaps had some other reason."

"Heh..."

Upon hearing this.

Prince Ganlongdao let out a scoff.

Kazuma Sakagami was implying that he had been feigning sleep to eavesdrop, which was why he knew the rules regarding points, and was challenging him to prove his own strength.

In reality.

He had naturally been eavesdropping.

There was no point in dwelling on that now.

The purpose of doing so was to dispel the sense of awe that Ryuen and the others had just established.

Those who had originally thought Ryuen and his group were exceptional because of these rules would suddenly feel they were nothing but a joke upon hearing that they had simply read them in the enrollment guide.

That was enough.

"However... boss, huh."

Prince Ganlongdao rested his cheek on his hand and smiled, "That works out perfectly. You don't need to fight over it anymore; I'll just be your boss instead."

"..."

The corners of Ishizaki and the others' mouths twitched.

Well, great.

Another difficult one had arrived.

At least Ryuen had fought to show he wanted to be the boss, but this guy in front of them was acting as if he were doing them a favor by taking the position?

"Heh heh."

Ryuen was actually amused, even feeling a twinge of pain in his stomach from the laughter.

"What makes you think you have the qualifications to be the boss?"

"Hey... look at that."

Just then.

Someone noticed the nameplate on Prince Ganlongdao's desk.

Since Prince Ganlongdao was sitting in the back row, almost everyone in front could see the nameplate on his desk.

"Prince Ganlongdao?"

"Is that his name? What a strange name."

"My god, keep your voice down. Have you never heard of the Ganlongdao?"

"Never heard of them. You make it sound so terrifying; are they really that powerful?"

"I heard my older brother talk about them before. You've heard of the Yamaguchi-gumi in Hokkaido, right? They are the second-largest yakuza organization in the country after the Yamaguchi. Be careful, or you'll get killed!"

"Gulp..."

Inside the classroom.

The sound of people swallowing hard rang out frequently.

Young people ultimately had a bit of fire in their hearts.

Even Ishizaki and the others, who had intended to wash their hands of the underworld and retire, looked at Prince Ganlongdao with eyes full of longing and awe upon hearing his name.

As for the others.

Hidetoshi Suzuki leaned forward, his gaze filled with terror as he looked at Prince Ganlongdao.

Are you kidding me?

The class was full of delinquents, class bosses, and school-wide thugs.

Now there was even a yakuza prince.

Good heavens.

What kind of school was he attending?

Hidetoshi Suzuki really wanted to say one thing right now: Mom, I want to go home.

As for Kaneda, He was currently keeping his head down, cowering like a quail.

He didn't really understand what the yakuza were.

But he figured it was probably similar to what he saw on TV.

Ryuen might just beat him up, but Prince Ganlongdao would likely throw him into the ocean to feed the fish.

On the other side.

Hearing the conversation of the others.

Looking at Prince Ganlongdao, Ryuen didn't have any particular thoughts.

On the contrary, he really wanted to test, what the difference was between him and a true yakuza, and whether there was a gap!

Therefore, Ryuen narrowed his eyes and provoked him instead:

"Ganlongdao, that is indeed a rare name. It should be correct, is this your qualification?"

"Qualification?"

Prince Ganlongdao shook his head, stood up, and walked in front of Ryuen and the others.

He chuckled and said:

"What kind of thing is that?"

"I was born to be a king. It is your honor that I should be your boss. Does anyone actually intend to challenge me?"

"Uh..."

Ryuen was stunned for a moment, and Ishizaki and the others beside him were even more dumbfounded.

Even Albert and Kaneda were somewhat speechless.

Arrogance.

Too arrogant.

It was simply extreme arrogance.

Is this guy an idiot?

Or is he just a rich kid who just stepped out of his house, thinking the whole world should listen to him?

The rest of Class C were even more speechless.

He didn't treat them as equal classmates at all, as if being their boss was a favor to them.

It was simply absurd.

Slightly disappointed, Ryuen shook his head.

Forget it.

It would be good to teach this rich kid a lesson. Without the protection of his parents, no one would care about his name, Ganlongdao.

Ryuen said with a hint of mockery:

"If it is, then what?"