Was Sakayanagi hoping he would be unable to take the exam for a legitimate reason?
"..." Ryuen.
Ryuen admitted that, in the past, he had arranged for students to commit violations or even suffer physical problems in order to win.
But now...
Was he going to accept this kind of treatment himself?
"Well, only the group leader can legitimately give orders, after all." Classmate Sakayanagi wore a cute expression.
"..." Ryuen.
But that meant Sakayanagi was indeed trying to make him withdraw due to "illness."
"You should know that there are events you can participate in where victory is guaranteed," Ryuen said coldly.
"Even if I cannot compete as a player, I can ensure victory in the next seven exams," Sakayanagi Arisu said.
Ryuen was referring to events Sakayanagi could win, such as chess or tests of Academic Ability.
But Sakayanagi's reply was that they could win all of the next events.
At that moment, Ryuen could not tell whether Sakayanagi truly wanted to seize power or was deliberately digging a pit for him. For example, if she took over under such unfavorable circumstances and he refused to let go, then the exam ultimately failed, would the blame fall on Sho Ryuen?
But if Sakayanagi truly wanted to seize power, then...
She would have to win the next seven matches.
Something like that...
Difficulty +++
"I have seen your resolve," Ryuen said. "I will transfer the position of group leader to you."
With that, Ryuen directly left the classroom with Albert.
He looked remarkably decisive.
But anyone who understood the conversation between Sakayanagi and Ryuen would know that although Ryuen had left so cleanly, he was actually going to make it so that an unavoidable situation had arisen, leaving him unable to serve as group leader. In other words, he