Life wasn't a test. Not every question had an answer.
Of course, why Yamamoto had done that...
If Sogo Doma had to answer that question, it was simple: "That guy's got a screw loose!" That was absolutely not slander on Sogo's part.
In fact, after learning from Mafuyu Kirisu about that god-awful entrance exam, Sogo had already felt that the principal didn't seem like a reliable guy...
But Sogo had only become certain that Yamamoto had a screw loose—he could even go so far as to drop the "seemed"—after Yamamoto helped Ako Tamaki transfer.
Sogo still remembered how he'd made it perfectly clear that Ako Tamaki was just an ordinary transfer student. Principal Yamamoto had replied, "Understood, Young Master Doma. I understand what you mean."
Sogo Doma: "..."
-_-!
Could this guy really understand?
It wasn't groundless suspicion. What happened afterward made Sogo realize just how "astonishing" Principal Yamamoto's powers of comprehension were. While Ako was transferring, Sogo often got calls from Yamamoto. If he hadn't been worried Yamamoto would get the wrong idea, Sogo would've blocked him on the spot.
It was no wonder Sogo had wanted to do that. At the time, Yamamoto's calls were practically harassment. For example:
Call 1:
"Young Master Doma, it's me. Yes, yes, yes, no need to call me Principal. Just call me Yamamoto. I was wondering what your relationship is with that young lady from the Tamaki Family..."
"Principal, Ako Tamaki is just an ordinary transfer student..."
"Now that you put it that way, Young Master Doma, I understand. If you have any requests, just let me know. For example, if your class happens to be full, and there's a little mix-up when assigning classes..." Principal Yamamoto's voice carried a pointed undertone over the phone.
Sogo Doma: "..."
What the hell did