So.
Fortunately, Hachiman had rejected Ichinose. Otherwise, their third year would have required constant vigilance.
Therefore, Ichinose's class choosing to give up was the most beneficial outcome for Class A.
After all, a formidable enemy had already been eliminated.
Hmm?
Classmate Sakayanagi suddenly realized that she had been thinking on the premise that her own class might lose and would need to be wary of Ichinose's class.
"Then let me ask for now: how many recommendation to Class A slots did your class draw in total?" Sakayanagi got straight to the point.
Since Ichinose had said she wanted sufficient compensation even after compromising.
Just how greedy was she?
And since Ichinose's class had already begun drawing lots for this exam, they would most likely only do it this once and would not change the number of recommendation slots afterward.
"Eight people," Ichinose said. "We drew a total of eight slots."
Eight slots.
Ichinose's class only had 54 million points, according to the intelligence Sakayanagi's class had obtained. Ichinose should have spent some during this exam as well, leaving them with just over 50 million.
How many people could that amount of points buy?
Eight?
Even if they included her class's income for the following year.
1500 points × 39 × 12 × 100 = 70.2 million.
Adding that to their remaining 50-something million gave them just over 120 million.
And those points also had to cover the students' daily living expenses.
Furthermore, their 1,500 class points were not fixed. If they encountered an exam where points had to be deducted, they could only cut down on living expenses.
So.
"You want to buy one slot with 14 million points?" Sakayanagi said. "I don't think the school will allow that."
"And this—" Ichinose seemed more confident than when she had first