Hmm?
Was she saying that they had now realized that A, B, C, and D represented classes, and that the D they belonged to only had fifty points?
So, they knew their class had the worst scores and wanted to shift the blame?
Or was she criticizing Hachiman for blocking her, saying that things might not have turned out this way if he had not?
To some extent, this girl was quite clever.
But.
"You'll learn the specifics during your class meeting. I have nothing to say right now."
"As for why the scores are like this, you should ask yourselves. Ask the students in your class."
"My conduct has not crossed any lines. And I have no obligation to answer you. If you cannot accept that, it means you still do not understand this school. As a senior, I am very disappointed in you."
As long as he had no morals, he could not be morally blackmailed.
Hachiman left without changing his expression.
Eh?!
The purple-haired girl seemed somewhat shocked, because Hachiman had simply left so decisively.
"..."
Not far away.
"..."
"Do we need to pay attention to the first-years now?"
"There does not seem to be anything strange about these figures, does there?"
Not far away, Kamuro, who had already updated the second-years' class evaluation data, passed through the first-year area with Sakayanagi.
Then she noticed that Sakayanagi Arisu seemed to be staring in the direction of the first-year school building.
"This year's first-years truly do not seem to have anything special about them," Sakayanagi said. "They are just ordinary people."
"However."
She paused. "Those two girls are rather interesting."
Hmm?
Kamuro followed Sakayanagi's gaze.
Then she noticed two girls standing beside Hachiman.
One had short purple hair, while the other had fiery red hair with a