"And these are the exam results I recorded."
After saying that, Katsuragi left.
Though he also wanted to know Sakayanagi's answer, he knew that his sudden approach had probably put her in a bad mood.
But from what he knew of Sakayanagi, as long as she did not overdo things, the group would still be able to keep winning steadily.
Besides.
In the first chess event that morning, he had participated despite knowing nothing about it, and then the group had won.
That result was clearly abnormal.
So Katsuragi had actually already noticed something.
It was basically certain that they could win the remaining four exams as well.
Then, what someone as cautious as him needed to do was conserve his energy and stamina for any exams that might require him to participate later.
Thus.
Classmate Sakayanagi and Kamuro checked the data Katsuragi had recorded.
Group 1 (Sakayanagi Group): 4 wins, 3 losses
Group 5 (Hachiman Group): 7 wins, 2 losses
Group 7 (Horikita Group): 5 wins, 2 losses
Group 8 (Utsunomiya's cheat-code group): 5 wins, 2 losses
The win rates of the leading groups had begun to drop. Or rather, there was no longer any group that had not lost at all.
However.
Most of the other groups were still sitting at two losses.
Only Group 1 was in a rather bad position, with three losses.
However.
Most groups had now completed at least seven rounds of exams, so the outcomes would be decided in the next few events.
The most eye-catching among them was Group 5, Hachiman's group.
Hachiman's group had already taken part in nine exams, more than any other group. That meant their final result would be determined after just two more exams.
As long as they could keep winning the next two events, they would