"Ishizaki, what's this?" Sawahara asked curiously, looking at the pale blue box on the table.
With the holiday approaching, Sawahara had been visiting the various clubs during this period, urging the students in his class not to slack off. Since Ishizaki's club had only recently been established, its activity room had been assigned to the first floor, making it Sawahara's first stop.
"Oh, these are Yu-Gi-Oh cards. Want to play a round, Sawahara?" Looking at the blue box, Ishizaki felt a certain restless urge stirring inside him.
"Sure." Sawahara nodded. There was no harm in playing a little. "But I've never played before. Is it difficult?"
"Not at all. It's really easy to pick up." Ishizaki's face was full of smiles.
Herald of Orange Light, discard Vanguard...
Watching his opponent's field get completely filled on his own turn, Sawahara fell into deep thought. So this was how the game was played?
At Sawahara's insistence, nearly everyone in Class C had joined a club. Only three people were exceptions: Ryuen, who was focusing on improving himself; Kaneda, who needed time to tutor the students in class; and Sawahara himself, who was busy with Student Council affairs.
Shiina had joined the Tea Ceremony Club at the beginning of the school year. The other members had all been second year upperclassmen.
The other girls in the club had all been involved with Nagumo, and when recruiting new members, they had only accepted pretty first year girls. It was hard to say what exactly the reason behind that was.
A great deal of Sawahara's information about Nagumo had been obtained by Shiina from here and passed on to him. Later, after Nagumo was dismissed from the Student Council and Sawahara became the new Student Council President, those upperclassmen who had harbored their own