You think you can challenge your superiors, kid?
He raised an eyebrow and slowly stood up.
His movements were graceful and unhurried, in stark contrast to Kanji Ike's panic.
"Chabashira-sensei, could you look up our individual deduction records and tell Ike how many Class Points I've lost due to my behavior over the past month, and how many he's lost?"
The corner of Chabashira Sae's mouth curled up, amused.
The SSR who'd ignored all her hints in the past was actually taking action this easily.
But since you'd been so indifferent to her before,
asking for her help now would come at a price.
She narrowed her eyes, tapping her left arm repeatedly with her right index finger.
"Why should I?"
"Horikita's brother asked me to give her a little guidance and correct her headache-inducing personality. So when I teach Horikita later, I don't mind letting the rest of the class sit in, too."
"Deal."
Chabashira Sae pulled out her phone and, using her authority as Class D's homeroom teacher, logged into the S System to check Class D's Class Point records.
"Kanji Ike," she said, deliberately drawing out his name. "Seven late arrivals, eleven instances of chatting in class, six instances of playing games. Fifteen points deducted in total."
Gasps rippled through the classroom.
"Tanaka Yukishin," she continued, her tone suddenly lightening. "Six late arrivals and five instances of chatting. Seven points in total."
Tanaka Yukishin turned to look at Kanji Ike with a smile.
"Our initial Class Point total was 1,000. Now it's 653, so we've lost 347 points. Divided among the whole class, that's 8.675 points per person."
"Ike has lost nearly twice his share, yet he not only talks back to the teacher like he's in the right, but takes his anger out on me, someone