The other students handled logistics or were simply unable to participate.
Because today was a normal school day for the other students.
The school had arranged things this way to prevent certain information from leaking.
The upperclassmen all knew this was a tradition at the school, an entrance trial for first-year students.
They were expected to observe and learn about the school with their own eyes.
That was why the first month always featured the routine code-of-conduct examination.
Although Acting Chairman Tsukishiro's intervention had somewhat disrupted this last year, Chairman Sakayanagi had now returned and naturally reinstated this fine tradition.
So this was the stage for testing the new first-year students.
Therefore, on the first day, they would try their best to prevent the new students from having too much contact with the upperclassmen.
But how could they avoid contact when everyone attended the same school?
Naturally, by having the upperclassmen go to class.
At the same time, the school would not give any explanations about special exams today. After all, if the new students heard about them directly, it would be easy for them to obtain information.
And so.
There were currently only four members in the Student Council.
Katsuragi was responsible for arranging the desks and chairs, while Honami Ichinose was preparing to serve as host for the new students' entrance ceremony. Then there were the Student Council President and Vice President.
The president was currently slacking off.
There was still some work needed to set up the venue, so Katsuragi and Teita, a Class A student who had been borrowed over, were handling it.
Teita had volunteered to come help.
Normally, this sort of physical labor would be done by the male Student Council members.
But Hachiman had not moved.
The explanation was that Teita had come