It was now everyone's consensus that Class D was the weakest.
"Then there are basically two strategies now. One is to ensure that our White team wins the Red vs White team competition, and the other is to keep Class A from taking first or second place," Ryuen finally summarized.
"The Red vs White team competition is the most important part, and I think Sakayanagi and the others will realize that too."
"I'll find a time to meet with the representatives of the other B and C classes," Ryuen said.
The Red team consisted of all the A and D classes from the three grades.
To win a confrontation between the two sides, either your own side had to be strong or the other side had to be weak. So they had to guard against Sakayanagi and the others bribing the B and C class students on the Red team.
As for whether Class A would bribe Class A, that was basically impossible. Although Class D was the poorest, its abilities were right there for all to see. It was far weaker than the other classes. So even if they were bribed, they would not be of much use.
"For now, it seems this is the only way to deal with it." Hiyori nodded.
Then she looked at the people who had attended the meeting but had not spoken.
"What does Hachiman think?"
What did Hachiman think?
Hachiman also approved of Ryuen's plan, but it could only be called steady and conventional. It lacked that decisive edge that guaranteed victory.
"The difficult part is that, among the ten randomly selected students from our class, four are key contributors."
Hachiman said, "If their results don't count toward the class, our overall strength will suffer."
"Kōenji was selected from Class A's group,