"Everyone, memorize these answers over the next two days."
On Saturday morning, Sawahara gathered everyone in the class and handed out copies of the answers he'd stayed up all night printing.
"What's this?" Kaneda looked at the obvious marks left on the paper by the camera. Sawahara wasn't particularly skilled at taking pictures.
"So these are the questions Class D came up with? They look pretty easy." Shiina glanced at the questions in her hands. Perhaps because she'd seen so many of Sawahara's vicious test questions, each with at least five traps, the test Horikita Suzune had made looked much easier.
"We have to memorize all this in two days?" Ishizaki's face was filled with misery. For someone as bad at studying as him, that wouldn't be easy.
"Quit complaining. You should be grateful we have the answers to look at. Grit your teeth and get through it over the next two days." Hearing Ishizaki grumble, Kaneda turned to him, his eyes burning with a strange fire.
You idiots have put me through hell for so long. Now it's your turn.
"Even if you have to stay up all night for the next two days, get these answers burned into your brains. Especially you, Ishizaki. I'm coming to your room tonight to check."
"Is it really necessary to go that far? I'll study hard." Ishizaki grimaced and immediately started memorizing the answers in his hands. Kaneda was definitely serious. He'd be in trouble if he couldn't recite them.
"Take it easy, Kaneda. I know everyone has their limits, so just do your best. If we get a high score, our class should receive a hundred Class Points, which means you'll each get an extra five thousand Private Points a month." Sawahara spoke with a smile, apparently trying to put the