Because Horikita's plan was to assign the deadweight students in her class to drag everyone else down. And if the deadweight was awful enough or numerous enough, even groups with a major advantage could be dragged to the bottom.
Having realized that.
Second-year students: ...
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That was probably what every invited second-year representative was thinking at that moment.
Because, Horikita-senpai, were you trying to profit by placing the deadweight students from your class?
And you wanted to harvest points from everyone, too.
Wasn't that going too far?
Yukino Yukino: I don't think this has anything to do with us second-year students.
Yukino Yukino: All the second-year students on the roster have already been assigned.
Utsunomiya: If Horikita-senpai is planning something like that, then our Class B won't be paying either. After all, every second-year student has already been assigned to a group, so there are no extra slots we could join to earn more points.
In other words, although the second-year students had been dragged into this, they had no intention of becoming suckers?
And indeed, the chances of threatening them were not high.
Because the second-year roster had already been fixed and could not be changed.
At the same time, every group's allocation was more or less the same, with two students from each class. The reward shopping cards would also have to be split evenly among the group members, and every class had students in them.
There was no room to manipulate things.
So if Manabu Horikita wanted to make money through this, she could not threaten the second-year students.
But only Utsunomiya knew that this was a lie.
Because Sakurako had seen through the school's purpose in making everyone fill out their specialties from the very beginning.
Then he had seen the group roster, and it