The next day arrived.
Homeroom.
"First of all, congratulations on advancing to the third year."
"Next." Sakagami-sensei, wearing glasses, stood at the podium and said, "You are also the most united and most promising class I have ever taught."
In truth, he had only taught one class.
However, he had graduated from this school himself and knew very well what a normal Class C was like—basically the sort that muddled along and could never climb higher.
So the class making it to Class B was already no easy feat.
And now they even had a chance to contend for Class A, so he was quite satisfied.
Yeah.
Compared to the students, Sakagami-sensei was the one more eager to rise to Class A.
Hachiman had found that Chabashira-sensei was like that, and now Sakagami-sensei was too. The teachers he encountered all seemed to be strange people.
"Then." Ryuen interrupted Sakagami-sensei. "What is this month's special exam?"
"I don't know yet." Sakagami-sensei shook his head. "I have not been informed either."
"But what can be confirmed is that the school seems to be making preparations, contacting outside bases and arranging buses."
In other words, this exam might require them to go somewhere outside.
"The new first-years are basically unlikely to be going out, but that does not mean it will definitely be us third-years." Ryuen said.
He was rather enthusiastic about exams held off campus.
After all, whether it was the Uninhabited Island Exam or the Forestry Exam, the score fluctuations had a minimum of over 200 points.
So perhaps they could seize Class A in one go.
He was interested.
"Then we do not know." Sakagami-sensei said. "I merely passed by the chairman's office and overheard it."
"At the time, I had gone to ask about this month's special exam, and