"There probably weren't any particularly troublesome people among the first-years," Hachiman said.
In other words, there would be no one revealing the school's rules ahead of time.
That meant this batch of students was normal.
Or rather, they were waiting for something.
Normally, this was what ordinary students were like.
"Why?"
But Yukino felt they couldn't underestimate everyone.
"At present, the tablets only contain information on second-years and third-years. The first-years' section is blank."
"And now that they've noticed the school's rules, or have at least some awareness of the risks, they should come to the Student Council to print out a roster of students in their own year and gather information," Hachiman said. "Yet no new students have done that so far. Not even the students of Class A, First Year."
Hmm?
At that moment, a purple-haired girl entered the office.
She was one of the Student Council members. Though her role was merely handling miscellaneous tasks, she was still an official member and thus had the right to come directly to the Student Council office.
But...
What had she just heard?
What had it reminded her of?
She remembered that when she had been a first-year, Hachiman Hikigaya had gone to the Student Council to print out information. But printing information cost money.
Kamuro felt that Hachiman was underestimating the first-years too much.
And now that she had joined the Student Council, she knew some of the rules behind its work.
For example, the Student Council charged 100,000 points to print out information.
And those points... could first-years who had only just enrolled really produce them so casually?
So...
Just because you were rich yourself didn't mean you could assume everyone else was rich too.
Kamuro felt it was necessary for her to be fair.
"The new students