"I don't think that'll work. Sneaking in would be nearly impossible, and if we got caught, we'd end up in a fierce argument with Class A. It wouldn't be worth it.
Besides, we did get something out of this. We can be sure that Class A didn't deliberately frame Sakura. If Class A wanted to stir up conflict within our class, they wouldn't have answered us that way.
Class C has dropped out, so that only leaves the students from Class B. In other words, it was Class B that wanted to provoke a fight within our class. Either it was someone pretending to be a Class B student, or it really was one of them.
We should head back and take our time coming up with a plan, then investigate Class B."
"But... we didn't get any information about Class A this time. Isn't it bad to go back empty-handed?"
Miyake Akito stuck to his own way of thinking. He took a laid-back attitude toward whether they could move up to a higher-ranked class. He was happy to do his part for the class.
But if they couldn't move up, he wouldn't force it. He would just do what he could, so he thought that even if they couldn't learn who Class A's leader was, at least they shouldn't come back empty-handed.
"Miyake, we didn't come away with nothing. Didn't we find out that Sakura wasn't the one who did it?
"We don't know anything about Class A, but didn't we learn about Sakura from them?
"So we're not going back empty-handed. We found out who framed Sakura, didn't we? Right, Miyake?"
Qiuyue was working his way through his usual spiel, to the point where he was almost convincing himself.
"...Huh? We did?"
"Yeah, so let's—"
"Qiuyue, after listening