Therefore, some speculated whether Classmate Ryuen had failed to defeat Classmate Shirogane.
"The school does indeed have a suspicion of false advertising."
"However, it is not to say that it is entirely bad, or rather, the treatment is better than that of an average school."
"After all, the exemption from tuition fees is something other schools cannot achieve," Shirogane said. "And as for living expenses, although they are obtained based on ability, if we can maintain a high class evaluation score, then could it be said that if we are excellent enough to achieve good results in the monthly special exams, our monthly living expenses can also increase?"
"It is 70,000 now, so 100,000 or 200,000 in living expenses is also conceivable."
"And has such an opportunity ever existed in other schools?"
It has not!
Oh!
The surrounding students, both male and female, all looked over.
"And regarding the realization of this, there is no need to worry, because the class evaluation score of Class A in the third year is over 2000 points, which shows that the school can accept such scores."
"And one month is 200,000, so one year is 2.4 million, and three years? 7.2 million! You must know that every point of Private Points is equivalent to the purchasing power of 1 yen, so that is 7.2 million yen!" Classmate Shirogane said. "By then, everyone will not just be studying here in isolation for three years, but will be able to graduate with a large sum of wealth."
"And can other schools achieve this kind of treatment?"
"..." Hmph.
Ryuen did not speak; he knew that Shirogane was just dangling a carrot in front of the surrounding students.
And the idiots around them were listening very intently.
On one hand, it was because there were too many idiots in this class, and on the other, it was because this carrot was simply too tempting.
ps: Today's update is here, time to pay the grain tax, ying ying ying.
Chapter 047 You are my worst students!
Classmate Shirogane was dangling a carrot in front of the students in the class.
And Ryuen did not object.
There was only one reason: he also started to feel tempted.
If they could get the class evaluation score above 2000 points, even if they ultimately failed to graduate as Class A, everyone would still have 200,000 in monthly living expenses. If he forcibly confiscated 20%, he could also take tens of millions out into the world.
Classmate Ryuen thus began to daydream.
And Classmate Shirogane continued to dangle the carrot.
Classmate Ryuen used violent rule; although it was very effective at times, it could not be used all the time. After all, if one was always violent, there would definitely be people who rebelled. In this kind of exam based on the class as a unit, as long as one traitor appeared, it would bring a devastating disaster to the class, and it was even possible that in one or two spy operations, all the advantages the class had painstakingly accumulated would be squandered.
Therefore.
If Ryuen was the one playing the bad cop, then someone also needed to play the good cop.
"And look at the current situation."
"If you graduate as Class A, then you can go to any university, free of charge and without exams. Is this a condition you could achieve through your own test scores?"
"So this is an opportunity for our Class C. It is an opportunity for everyone to take flight."
"Look at this class evaluation score." Classmate Shirogane paused here and then looked at the just-dazed Sakagami, and Sakagami quickly received Classmate Shirogane's gaze and hurriedly came back to his senses.
Actually, Sakagami had just been stunned, because all the words had been said by Classmate Shirogane, so what else was there for him to say?
But now, it was indeed necessary to say a little something.
"The class ranking is fluid, and every month it is determined by the height of the class evaluation score to decide the ABCD classes."
"And Class A and Class B are generally referred to as the Upper Class, while Class C and Class D are the Lower Class."
"Generally speaking, it is difficult for the Lower Class to climb up, but you are very different."
Although Classmate Shirogane had just stolen his thunder, Sakagami's mood was still quite good.
Or rather, he was happy not only that there was a violent enforcer like Ryuen in this class, but also that there was a clear-thinking person like Classmate Shirogane who could play the good cop.
After all.
Although he felt that Ryuen's plan was against the rules, it was already quite remarkable to be able to unite a class, but there were also shortcomings, and now Classmate Shirogane's carrot-dangling behavior filled this gap.
Violence breeds rebellion. There would be students who would betray the class because of temptation or dissatisfaction with Ryuen.
But. Now Classmate Shirogane had provided a vaccination.
Betray the class?
Are you going to give up the opportunity to cross social classes? Are you going to become an enemy of everyone in the class?
As such, the risk of betrayal instantly became very small.
And according to the remaining points Ryuen had started asking Sakagami about two weeks ago, the answer Sakagami gave at the time was 705 points.
But the exam results now were different.
Two weeks had passed, and not only had Ryuen's class not been deducted points, but they had also been awarded 30 points.
This was very strange.
Actually, it was not strange.
Because Classmate Shirogane had reported the Shopping District clerk for illicit filming, he had been awarded a Point Card worth 30,000 Private Points by the Student Council. However, since this occurred during the Behavioral Standards Exam, the initial violation was subject to heavy point deductions, which naturally meant that doing a good deed could result in doubled bonus points.
That was the reason.
Although no announcement was made at the time, the class evaluation score had been increased by 50 points.
This was the first time since the school's founding that a class had received bonus points during the first month's Behavioral Standards Exam.
The Board Chairman had also sent a message stating that after the homeroom session, he would require the homeroom teachers of all four classes to meet him in his office.
He felt that this was surely to offer commendation for the achievement.
Therefore, it was harder for Sakagami to suppress the corners of his mouth than it was to suppress an AK-47.
Sakagami then wrote the final class evaluation scores for the four classes after the first month's Behavioral Standards Exam on the blackboard.
First-Year Class A: 924 points
First-Year Class B: 560 points
First-Year Class C: 735 points
First-Year Class D: 0 points
"Just as Classmate Shirogane said, our class evaluation score is quite impressive."
"According to school rules, classes are fluid. They are ranked based on the height of their class evaluation scores."
"And now, our class's 735 points mean we are already Class B."
"Once homeroom ends, you will find that your class affiliation has changed when you open your Student ID; you will now belong to First-Year Class B."
"Although the classroom will not change, the class sign will be replaced."
"As for the sign."
Sakagami wore a smile, "I have already brought it; you can replace it yourselves after class."
"Normally, staff would be arranged to handle the replacement."
"But I think it is better for you to experience and record this moment of breaking a school record yourselves," Sakagami said. "Also, after school this afternoon, everyone is to head to the Steak Buffet Restaurant in the Shopping District. It is my treat."
"A teacher's benefits also improve as your class rank rises."
"So, let's celebrate," Sakagami said.
Oh!
So they really were amazing!
Plus, there was a free meal tonight, and it was a buffet at that.
"Yeah!" XN
Excited cheers erupted from First-Year Class C.
The students of First-Year Class C were indeed amazing.
Chabashira Sae, the homeroom teacher for First-Year Class D—also a lower class—arrived at her classroom with an expressionless face.
She had already received the class evaluation scores for all four classes.
Chabashira was dressed in her usual black women's suit, high heels, and black stockings, but she was currently wearing a cold, stern face.
The situation in the classroom was also somewhat worrying.
Last night, she had suddenly been invited to join the First-Year Class D group chat. The students seemed to have finally received some news and were asking questions nervously.
But how could she have leaked information at that time? To be precise, leaking it then would have been useless anyway.
The first month's Behavioral Standards Exam had already concluded, so no matter what they did, it was impossible to struggle against the outcome.
"Everyone, take your seats. The morning homeroom session is beginning."
Once or twice a week, she would arrive at the class early to notify them of certain matters.
Today was an especially important day; it was impossible for her not to come.
Someone could no longer hold back. It was Yamauchi Haruki, a boy with a sloppy appearance who was dishonest and liked to brag. "Teacher, this month's living expenses haven't been deposited yet. Didn't they say the school would deposit the living expenses on the 1st of every month?"
Yamauchi asked what everyone was thinking.
Yesterday, Kushida had revealed in the class group chat that living expenses would be reduced, but now, it wasn't a reduction at all—it hadn't been sent.
Moreover, the students in the class didn't have many points left. Of the 100,000 total Private Points received upon enrollment, few still had over 10,000. The gyaru group led by Karuizawa was in a miserable state with only a thousand or so, and the boys... well, Ike and Yamauchi were even more pathetic, sitting in the double digits. Those double digits probably couldn't even buy a bottle of mineral water.
This morning, they hadn't even eaten breakfast because they had no money.
That was why Yamauchi was so impatient to ask.
Because this wasn't a reduction; it was a complete lack of payment. In other words, had something gone wrong?
"..." Chabashira.
Chabashira glanced in the direction of Horikita.
Horikita maintained a cold, aloof attitude, but she was likely feeling some confusion as well.
Because Kushida had just mentioned that she had been in contact with students from other classes, and those students had already received their living expenses.
However, Class D had not received theirs yet.
So, the question was whether something had gone wrong.
That was correct.
At this moment, Horikita simply wondered if the school's financial department had overlooked their class.
After all, the school provided room and board without charging for accommodation, and they also provided additional living expenses. Since the students had already enrolled, it was impossible for the school to provide no living expenses at all.
Therefore.
Even Horikita was now listening intently.
"No."
However, Teacher Chabashira, for the first time, crossed her arms beneath her chest in disappointment. "The points for this month were already deposited into your accounts."
"Eh?" The students looked at one another; none of them had received any points.
"I said, the points for this month were already deposited. There is no doubt about it; the school did not overlook this class."
Teacher Chabashira seemed to be suppressing her temper as she repeated herself.
It could be said that throughout this past month, other than her poker face and cold demeanor, Teacher Chabashira had shown no other expressions. But at this moment, she seemed somewhat exasperated.
Because.
She had originally thought this was the class that could fulfill her long-cherished wish of climbing from Class D to Class A, a feat that would be truly magnificent.
As it turned out, it was the worst class she had ever taught.
Chapter 048: The Mentally Shattered Chabashira!
Chabashira's mood was on the verge of collapse.
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