For Ryuen Kakeru, the biggest thing he'd gained today was naturally uncovering Chihaya Rei as the mastermind behind everything.
And even though he hadn't been able to do anything to Chihaya Rei today,
that didn't mean Ryuen Kakeru would let it go.
As he'd said, he would keep an eye on Chihaya Rei.
Over the next few days, Chihaya Rei also felt the first wave of Ryuen's attacks.
That kid Ryuen had chosen to spread the news among the Class C students that, during his first month at school, Chihaya Rei had made a fortune selling the school rules—2.4 million personal points.
Now, whenever students across the entire first year ran into him, they couldn't help giving him looks full of respect.
But Chihaya Rei understood.
Ryuen Kakeru's real intention was to make the Class D students resent him and turn against him.
But would that work?
Ryuen was still far too unfamiliar with Class D.
When the Class D students found out that Chihaya Rei had earned a huge number of points by selling the school rules, this was how they reacted:
Hirata Yousuke didn't say anything.
Kushida Kikyo not only said nothing, but also greeted Chihaya Rei with a smile.
Karuizawa Kei's gyaru group didn't say anything either.
Sudo, who was always quick-tempered, was now indebted to Chihaya Rei.
He was even less likely to say anything against Chihaya Rei. He'd defended him, saying it was all Ryuen's scheme.
In the end, none of the influential students in Class D had come forward to criticize Chihaya Rei.
They knew how to read the room.
So no other Class D students dared stick their necks out and question Chihaya Rei, asking why he hadn't told them about the school rules.
Some people might have been dissatisfied, but they could