"So the contract they ultimately signed was that Class A would provide Class D with the questions Class A submitted for this Special Exam, and if Class D earned any points, then every month afterward, Class D of the First Year would give Class A two thousand times the points it earned in Private Points?"
Sawahara listened to Kushida Kikyo's phone call with a strange expression.
Class D and Class A had only reached an agreement and signed the contract that afternoon, and Kushida was already calling that evening... He didn't remember assigning her this kind of task.
Well, she probably thought she was his spy in Class D or something... Sawahara thought it over and decided that, given Kushida's not-so-bright mind, she likely did.
"Mm, that's good news. You really are capable, Kushida." Sawahara praised her. A little praise now and then should work wonders.
"Hmph." A cold snort came from the other end of the phone. "Don't bother with useless flattery. I just want to know if there's anything wrong with the contract Class A gave us."
"..." So she realized she wasn't very clever and had decided to ask someone who was? That was a little smarter than before.
"Do you think I'd tell you, giving Class D a chance to turn things around?" The contract's loophole was obvious at a glance. Given Class D's situation, even if they noticed it, they could probably only accept it.
"Horikita Suzune was the one who handled the contract with Class A this time."
"The contract doesn't say they'll give you the test papers Class D submitted. It only says they'll give you the questions." Since Horikita Suzune had handled it, Sawahara had no problem pointing out the contract's flaw to Kushida.
"Four hundred questions. Sakayanagi will probably give you