"If you came here to vent your anger," Kanzaki said, looking at Morishita, "then our class has also accepted the fact that one of our classmates will be expelled."
"..." Morishita.
Kanzaki Ryuji had carefully phrased it as the fact that someone would be expelled. In other words, they had not waited for someone else to make the decision; their class had made it themselves.
So Class C was really that ruthless?
Between ten million points and a classmate, they had directly chosen the points.
And because this exam had seen B and D betray them, while Princess Sakayanagi had arranged to conceal the exam results, she had wanted to see how the unaware students from the other classes would panic and tremble in fear.
Yet—
They were actually so calm about it!
Still, this proposal had probably come from Ichinose.
Then where was she now, if she was not in the classroom?
Ichinose was indeed not in the classroom. The moment the end of the exam had been announced, she had left the room and headed straight for the Chairman's Office.
On one hand, her class had already held a lottery. In the end, they had chosen to give up Watanabe, preserve their points, and send one student to Class A.
That meant the outcome of the exam had already been decided.
What she needed to do now was go to the chairman and purchase a guaranteed advancement slot for her classmates.
Yet Ichinose was hesitating.
After all, this lottery had produced eight winners, while the points she had left—after paying Horikita and transferring points to Watanabe—amounted to only fifty-one million.
Trying to buy eight guaranteed advancement slots with fifty-one million was clearly nothing but a fool's dream.
It would require tremendous courage and wisdom.
So how was