Were 300 Class Points really not enough?
No student would have thought that 300 Class Points were insufficient. Given the current situation, Class B would probably not even get 50 points, Class C would likely get 0, while Class D might do slightly better and earn a little over 100.
However, Shiraishi Makoto had his own convictions.
Ever since coming to this world, his sense of crisis had never faded. He had constantly tried to make up for his weaknesses and seize every advantage he could exploit. By now, he had become Class A's greatest mind and one of the most prominent figures in the entire school.
But when the changes to the Uninhabited Island Exam came one after another, even he had fallen into confusion for a time.
Shiraishi knew that he did not possess the all-around ability of Ayanokoji Kiyotaka or Horikita Manabu. Yet future challenges would not lessen simply because he was incapable. This was the difficult road Class A had to walk to consolidate its position.
He did not want to become someone who was helpless once events strayed from the original plot. He wanted an absolute victory in this exam.
The mountain trail had been soaked by rain, making it muddy and slippery, and especially difficult to traverse.
Shiina Hiyori gripped a portable flashlight and carefully made her way toward the shore.
With her quiet, reserved personality and poor social skills, she should have remained safely aboard the cruise ship and waited for summer vacation to end. But after Class C had suffered setback after setback over the past two months, she could not help wanting to contribute to her class.
However, considering her personality, Ryuen Kakeru had not assigned her the role of a spy. He had merely voiced his concern. "Shiraishi will