Horikita Suzune wants to escape Class D

"How can I obtain a large amount of points?"

"I want to transfer classes."

Upon hearing Horikita Suzune's serious words, An Xiao was stunned for a moment, then said with a hint of amusement.

"Since you've put it that way, you must have already obtained the specific rules."

"Yes... I bought them from a senior," Horikita Suzune nodded and said.

After all, regarding the previous incident, the method of obtaining school rules had been clearly explained to Horikita Suzune; as long as one wasn't a fool, it was basically obtainable.

"In that case, you should know that the twenty million points required for a class transfer don't look like something that can be easily acquired."

"Can you tell me why you suddenly want to transfer classes?"

Even if those people in Class D were spendthrifts, didn't listen in class, read manga during lectures, and acted like a bunch of demons dancing in chaos...

Well, if it were An Xiao, he would indeed want to transfer classes as soon as possible too.

It didn't look like a place where humans could stay, no matter how you looked at it.

Although she didn't know why An Xiao's expression had suddenly become so strange, Horikita Suzune still told An Xiao the reason she wanted to transfer classes.

In summary, there were only two points.

First, to promote to Class A through this method (though An Xiao felt that the main reason she wanted to reach Class A was likely to prove herself to her brother).

Second... was to get away from that group of idiots in Class D.

According to Horikita Suzune, the vast majority of people in Class D belonged to the category of undeveloped paramecia, possessing nothing but the instinct to survive.

Moreover, it would have been fine if she didn't know, but with the premise of knowing the school rules in advance, the more Horikita Suzune looked at the people in Class D, the more disgusted and uncomfortable she felt.

Especially after noticing the performance of others during class, Horikita Suzune could conclude that their class's points for next month would definitely be very few.

This was seriously dragging down her plans.

If it weren't for the fact that she couldn't think of any better methods, Horikita Suzune wouldn't have come to find An Xiao; after all, she preferred to accomplish things independently.

"Wait, wait, wait..." An Xiao couldn't help but interrupt when he heard this.

"You know that they are definitely going to have class points deducted by acting this way, so why don't you remind them?"

"At least that way, they could have fewer points deducted."

"...Effective, but not by much."

Rarely, while saying this, the usually cold face of Horikita Suzune couldn't quite maintain its composure, and she sighed, saying, "Even if I told them the rules, there is still a large group of people among them who say things like they don't believe it."

As she spoke, Horikita Suzune let out a cold laugh, "Just a group of people unwilling to face reality."

Indeed, after all, they had been indulging themselves for half a month. Now, telling them that their previous behavior would likely cause the class points for next month to shrink severely, and with no way to shift the blame, even if they believed it, they could only shout that they didn't believe it to excuse themselves in the end.

That was a bit miserable.

It was fortunate that he hadn't been assigned to Class D.

After secretly feeling relieved in his heart, An Xiao remembered the question Horikita Suzune had asked at the beginning.

How to obtain a large amount of points.

Regarding this question, to be honest, An Xiao didn't know how to answer for a moment. Recalling his experiences over the past half-month, An Xiao then spoke.

"There are a few ways, but these methods might not meet your expectations."

"What do you mean?" Horikita Suzune frowned and asked.

Seeing her confusion, An Xiao explained, "Half of this month has already passed, and everyone has likely consumed quite a lot of their remaining points, so it's hard to obtain points through general methods, but it's not impossible."

"For example, challenging others to a duel or something similar." An Xiao pulled up the post Arisu Sakayanagi had made on the forum earlier and showed it to Horikita Suzune.

"Or taking on a part-time job in the school mall; although the points might not be much, at least there are some."

"Or..." An Xiao paused, spread his hands, and said to Horikita Suzune, "You could go to Class C and sell the rules you know again; you might be able to get a significant amount of points."

"However, I don't really recommend it," An Xiao said with a shrug.

"Why?" Horikita Suzune asked, puzzled, as this was the fastest way for her to obtain points.

"You probably haven't been to Class C much," An Xiao rolled his eyes and said. "As for the person in charge of Class C, if he knew you had these things in your hands, his final choice would likely not be to buy, but to 'rob'."

Otherwise, An Xiao would have let Honami Ichinose and the others sell these rules to the people in Class C long ago.

As for Class D... well, since An Xiao had promised Hoshinomiya-sensei, he hadn't planned on selling them there.

He didn't know if she had taken it in, as she just sat there motionless.

Seeing this, An Xiao couldn't help but say, "I think you'd better pay attention to the status of your class points, or at the very least, find a few relatively normal people to cooperate with."

"After all, some of the exams here are not individual, and they will also deduct class points."

"Don't let the class points end up in the negative after a few exams."

Although An Xiao didn't know if class points could go negative, once they hit zero, there would certainly be other punishments for further deductions.

With that group of people in Class D... it wasn't impossible.

"Fine, I understand. I've troubled you enough for today," Horikita Suzune nodded, but only she knew what she would do next.

"It's fine, I did take points from your brother, after all," An Xiao said, waving his hand. "Still, I'm quite curious, how many points did you spend buying the rules?"

If An Xiao hadn't already obtained the rules, he likely would have bought them himself, so he was genuinely curious about this.

"80,000."

"...Do you always live this frugally?"

Upon hearing the amount, the corner of An Xiao's mouth couldn't help but twitch.

"Do you even have money left to eat?"

"Aren't there free Mountain Vegetable Set Meals?"

"Are you serious?"

Horikita Suzune didn't answer the last question, but from the look on her face, An Xiao knew that was exactly the case.

"I really give up on you." An Xiao took a deep breath and then let it all out.

"For this month, come eat dinner at my place."

"What?"

"What do you mean 'what'? I said, I'll cover your dinner for this month." An Xiao stood up from his chair. "Otherwise, if your tsundere brother finds out that I taught you to the point where you can only eat vegetables, wouldn't that make me look incompetent?"

"It's just adding an extra pair of chopsticks anyway. Right, you haven't eaten dinner tonight either, have you? Let's just eat together in a bit."

Horikita Suzune had a mind to refuse, but An Xiao had already darted into the kitchen a step ahead of her.

Smelling the fragrance wafting from the kitchen, Horikita Suzune, who had been eating free Mountain Vegetable Set Meals for several days in a row, couldn't help but swallow her saliva.

Just consider it... for the sake of communicating with this guy more easily in the future.

"Then... thank you," Horikita Suzune said in a low voice.

If An Xiao were there at that moment, he might have noticed her earlobes, which were already turning a faint shade of red.

Hmm, and he would probably add one more remark...

You're a tsundere too!