For example, if they discovered which events the group members excelled at, those members might need to take classes related to those events next.
They could not be well-rounded in everything.
"I-I have no problem with that," said Chihiro Shiranam, who was somewhat introverted.
At the same time, she felt relieved. She had thought her group members might be difficult to get along with, but now they seemed pretty nice.
She just wondered how Ichinose was doing in Group 1.
They had not run into Ichinose during either of the two consecutive classes.
Hachiman and the boys arrived at the vending machines.
They began getting drinks according to the girls' preferences.
Usually, bottled water would satisfy everyone, but some students had particular preferences.
For example, some liked Dongpeng Energy, some liked Red Bull, and others liked Mizone.
But only people familiar with them would know their preferences.
Hachiman watched the boys in the group pick out drinks for the girls.
A few boys deliberately chose drinks that a particular girl might like.
Shiina really was popular. Two second-year boys wanted to buy her a drink.
It seemed there were only four or five students in his group with romance on their minds. That was still within expectations.
On the way back, the boys chatted.
"We've only taken two classes, but they were completely different events. It's getting a little hard to handle."
The speaker was a second-year student.
To Hachiman and the others, these second-year underclassmen were still seedlings. They lacked experience.
However—
"There are just too many events we need to participate in," Kanzaki said. "And although the final exam events are assessed over two and a half days, some events can't have the same few students doing them continuously. Their stamina and focus will be drained, so