Horikita Manabu: "Hikigaya, You Don't Know Anything?"

"I not only discovered that a student from Class D had stolen the exam paper, but that the student had also distributed the exam paper to his entire class," Hachiman said.

"You're really bold," Manabu Horikita said.

Then he closed his eyes.

"President!" Sister Tachibana exclaimed, looking at him.

Because I've already felt the pressure from this junior's report.

As an upperclassman, I certainly know what the so-called theft of exam papers is all about.

Only.

If Hachiman Hikigaya's request is not accepted, but the other party claims that the students in Class D distributed the stolen exam papers, meaning that once the actual exam arrives and it is discovered that the exam papers are the same as the stolen ones obtained by the students in Class D, then Hachiman Hikigaya can continue to argue on the grounds of unfairness.

They even questioned the fairness of the school.

These are all things that Manabu Horikita, as the Student Council President, did not want to see.

But what if we accept the other party's decision?

Then the first-year student's "stolen" exam paper will be invalidated.

So now first-year students have to rely on themselves to take exams, and... that might lead to a large number of dropouts. This is something that neither the school administration nor the Student Council wants to see.

Therefore...

This is a difficult problem.

"President—" Nagumo looked at Manabu Horikita.

"Nagumo, what do you think we should do?" Manabu Horikita asked in return.

"Me?"

This is a first-grade matter and has nothing to do with the older students.

"I believe that if someone makes a mistake, then it should be dealt with fairly."

"And."

"First-year students have just enrolled, so they don't really understand the school's rules yet," Miyabi Nagumo said.

This means that first-year students are less likely to know the old questions and try to cheat.

So even if it's a serious exam, you can pass.

That's how it looks.

But.

Manabu Horikita glanced at Nagumo.

If the school were to actually take action, it would be forced to replace the exam papers, and with the current time constraints, there simply isn't enough time to create new ones.

Of course, it's also possible that they'll release an extremely easy test that everyone can pass. But such an easy test would be embarrassing.

Therefore...

The school will be in a difficult position.

But.

As for Manabu Horikita, he felt that Hachiman Hikigaya was someone who took things so seriously, which meant that the other party might want to do something through this incident.

Because.

The class with the worst Academic Ability is Hachiman Hikigaya's class. If the school re-issues the exam, how can they ensure that a large number of students in his class do not drop out?

In this way.

Manabu Horikita said.

"I will handle this impartially."

The Manabu Horikita handled the matter impartially.

And here is First-year Class D.

There were forty students in the classroom.

The time is for class.

The written exam is about to start.

Because of the tight schedule, everyone was diligently memorizing the answers.

And this is all thanks to Ryuen.

The students in Class D obtained information from the talkative Class C that their class actually had exam papers for the upcoming test.

Rather than saying that the test was actually based on old questions.

Upon hearing this, Ryuen immediately arranged for someone to verify it.

After verifying the information, they immediately purchased the exam papers.

However, Ryuen did not distribute them immediately, but only started distributing them to everyone yesterday.

The argument is that if it's sent out in advance, people won't read it carefully, so they're preparing to cram it at the last minute.

Since the class evaluation score has been reduced to 0, many actions no longer matter.

So now the teacher is giving a lesson, but the students aren't paying attention; instead, they're memorizing their test papers.

Chapter 84 Manabu Horikita: Hachiman Hikigaya, you know nothing?

Ryuen was the tyrant of their class, using violence to control the class after enrolling.

Although many people were dissatisfied, and even felt that Ryuen's discipline was too strict.

Last month, in particular, Ryuen resorted to violence because he had agreed to Class A's request to lower Class B's class evaluation score.

The argument is that if it works in Class D, then it can also be applied to Class B.

The cost of doing so is also quite attractive: Class A will pay them a total of 800,000 points each month, which averages out to 20,000 Private Points per person.

That's equivalent to 20,000 yen.

If you're a little frugal, you can still spend it.

So you can do this kind of thing.

Keep in mind that they had only been enrolled for six days, and then they had nearly 400 points deducted from their class evaluation score.

Therefore, most people don't think they will still have any points after the month ends.

Then the school will definitely not have much left from the Private Points that each class has received.

So finding Class A, which is like a meal ticket until graduation, is pretty good.

All the students agreed.

And then the result was disastrous.

Not only did Class A lose their meal tickets, but their class evaluation score was also reduced by 400 points.

And then, do I have to keep pushing myself for the remaining 200 points this month? That would be awful.

Ryuen chose "anything goes," so their class's overall performance rating was immediately reduced to 0.

There's not much to say about that.

Now, the focus needs to be on the upcoming written exam.

If you fail, you will be expelled from school.

However, Ryuen obtained the exam papers from the senior students, and learned from them that it was customary for the entire school to take a set of exam papers that had been passed down from many previous years during the second month of freshmen's enrollment.

In other words, there is a shortcut to this exam.

This is fantastic for their class, which is full of underachievers.

And now.

What they were probably thinking was that since they already got zero points, it didn't matter what they did during class.

So hurry up and start practicing coding problems!

The old exam papers contained about 10-20% content that was beyond the syllabus, but the remaining 80% was not a problem for most people. Even those with poor grades only needed to memorize half of that 80% to pass.

Moreover, since they were all multiple choice questions, there were even fewer problems.

There are three days left until the exam.

So even if you only take a quick look, passing shouldn't be a big problem.

Of course, this is on the premise that this exam actually took this particular test paper.

It's a bit outrageous that the school actually condoned leaking exam questions and buying and selling exam papers. This school is really strange.

And while thinking like that.

"Based on the types of reactants and products, as well as the number of different substances before and after the reaction, chemical reactions can be divided into four types: combination reaction (A+B=AB), decomposition reaction (AB=A+B), displacement reaction (A+BC=AC+B), and double displacement reaction (AB+CD=AD+CB). This is a must-know point, so students should memorize it well."

The chemistry teacher was lecturing on the key points for the exam, but very few students were listening.

As the teacher continued lecturing, the corridor outside suddenly became noisy.

What happened?

Students sitting in the aisle seats looked out the window, while others looked over curiously.

The chemistry teacher simply sighed and continued with his own explanation.

He was just a lecturer, not a homeroom teacher.

Therefore, he had no responsibility or obligation to care about these students.

He talks his stuff, the students do their own thing, it's always been like this.

"He's the Student Council President."

Shiho Manabe was near the front door, exclaimed, "The Student Council President is walking towards our class!"

"Really?!"

"The Student Council President? What's he doing here?"

"Could something have happened?"

The students in Class D started making noise again, completely forgetting that it was still class time.

"Student Council President?"

Ryuen, who was sitting in a seat at the back, frowned.

What is the Student Council President doing here during class time?

But.

"Bang bang—"

A knock sounded, Manabu Horikita stood at the door, his right hand lightly clenched and tapping on the door.

When the chemistry teacher from Class D looked over, Manabu Horikita adjusted his glasses and said, "Excuse me, teacher, may I take two minutes of your time?"

"It doesn't matter."

The chemistry teacher quickly stepped aside, looking somewhat flattered.

He was just an ordinary teacher, while the other party was the Student Council President.

In this school, the power of the Student Council President is undoubtedly beyond the imagination of ordinary students.

When this scene was witnessed by the students of Class D, they looked at Manabu Horikita with even more reverence and awe.

Although they daydream in class, are late or leave early, and don't listen attentively, they don't dare to confront the teacher directly.

"Students in Class D."

Manabu Horikita walked up to the podium, followed by several tall students who looked to be third-year students.

Besides, the secretary, Akane Tachibana, with her purple bun hairstyle, followed behind Manabu Horikita as always.