Was it really that expensive?
30 million!
"Of course, the school had also considered that it bore some responsibility for failing to conduct a proper review."
"So, you don't have to submit the points immediately. You may instead choose to forfeit all Private Points from the school for the next six months."
Second Year Class B's current class points stood at 996.
Moreover, not a single student had dropped out, so they received a total of 4 million points from the school each month. Over half a year, that came to 26 million.
It looked like part of the cost had been reduced.
But in reality?
If calculated based on their current class points, the six-month cost had been reduced. However, now that Sakurako Tsubaki's older sister had arrived, perhaps she could raise the class's rating points again. If they still had to deduct six months' worth, they would be taking a loss.
Especially since no living expenses would be deposited into their accounts for six months, the classmates probably would not be happy about it.
"We'll submit 30 million Private Points," Classmate Tsubaki said at that moment. "But I'll consider that money a debt I owe the school. I'll repay it myself."
"Very well." The chairman did not insist.
Besides.
She was actually a White Room student from the same generation as Kiyotaka Ayanokoji. Perhaps she could lead the current class upstream and make a push upward.
After all, Second-year Class A's position was secure now, leaving them only to defend their territory. Only rivals of equal strength could make them feel a sense of crisis and push them to grow.
From an educator's perspective, that was still the kind of outcome one would look forward to.
Of course, there was still no way for Utsunomiya's class representative to