We Can't Tip Them Off-We Need Ryūen to Do the Work! (Continued)

From the cave entrance came Sudō's suppressed anger, a testament to his volatile temper.

The members of Class C had gotten used to it; Sudō did this every day anyway.

But this time, it's a little different.

Because Sudō was angry at two students from Class D.

Ibuki frowned as she watched Ike pull Yamauchi, then prepared to go out to the beach for roll call.

But they were blocked.

Moreover, many people recognize those two people because they are the plaintiffs in the recent Sudō assault case, Komiyama and Daichi Ishizaki.

Of course, the result was that Ryuen's class lost the case, and the two students were punished.

However, meeting Sudō was like enemies meeting, their eyes blazing with hatred.

Only.

"They really have the style of Class D, shouting and yelling!" Komiyama said. "Sudō, you haven't improved at all."

"What did you say!" Sudō instantly became angry. "And who did you call Class D! We're Class C right now, you're the ones in Class D."

"Heh, that's what you got through underhanded tricks," Komiyama said. "In fact, Sudō, even if your class got promoted, you didn't contribute anything."

"Damn you guys! You framed me!" Sudō clenched his fists, but he couldn't refute it.

Although Horikita presented evidence during the trial that allowed him to turn the tables and win.

The fight was a conspiracy by the Ryuen's class, but... he was chosen as the target.

At the same time, his usual words and actions make people think that he is the easiest to bully.

"Komiyama, and Ishizaki, what are you doing here with Class C?" Ibuki asked, noticing that Komiyama and the others seemed to be about to clash with Sudō.

Ibuki has arrived at the cave. It seems she's preparing to go to the beach for roll call.

In fact, Ibuki was quite perceptive of the atmosphere here. Although she was accepted, many people in the class did not want her to stay.

Only a few people in the Yamauchi would agree with her staying.

However, just now, the students from Class C over the campfire changed the nature of their gaze towards her, looking at her with a hint of hostility.

At the same time.

Kanji Ike even called Yamauchi away, and even told her in front of her not to have too much contact with her.

She noticed that the class was becoming more wary and hostile towards her.

This is detrimental to her espionage career.

Yes.

She was a spy who came to obtain information about the leader of Class C.

She wasn't very bright and her grades weren't good either, so if she wanted to be promoted to Class A, she could only follow Ryuen's orders.

Therefore, Ibuki was actually carrying out the orders diligently.

"Oh? Ibuki only disappeared for one evening, and you've already spoken up for students from other classes!" Daichi Ishizaki said.

"I was just doing what they did to take me in," Ibuki, appearing neither humble nor arrogant.

"Hehe, then you should just let them take you in, and it would be best if you joined them!" Daichi Ishizaki said.

"We're here to deliver Ryuen's orders," Komiyama said. "Ibuki, in light of your and Kaneda's resistance against Ryuen, Ryuen has punished you."

"You two are not allowed to return to the ship!" Komiyama said.

"What do you mean?" Ibuki frowned, while Hachiman and Horikita from Class C also turned their attention to the situation.

It's more accurate to say they were talking loudly right at the cave entrance; it would be impossible not to hear them.

"Since you two are against Ryuen, it's hard to guarantee you won't deliberately skip the roll call or do something to deduct points," Daichi Ishizaki said. "So Ryuen has decided to abstain."

"We're going back to the ship, and you two can stay on the island and suffer!" Daichi Ishizaki said.

"Wait a moment!"

Hearing Daichi Ishizaki's explanation, Horikita stood up from the fire.

"Suzune Horikita..."

Daichi Ishizaki murmured.

During the previous trial, Horikita produced a video recording of their attack on Sudō, which allowed them to turn the tide of the trial.

Ishizaki had learned his lesson once, so he was very wary.

Hachiman also came to Horikita's side.

"You're saying Ryuen decided to forfeit?" Hachiman asked. "Wasn't he planning to make a big splash in this exam?"

"You don't understand. Our class has already found a shortcut for this exam."

"We used all our initial points to exchange for supplies and gave them to Class A. Then Class A will pay us living expenses corresponding to those 300 initial points until graduation. So, we can go back to the ship and enjoy life, directly escaping this miserable island life," Ishizaki said.

What does this mean?

One student didn't understand.

Hearing Ishizaki's conversation, Kōenji, who was warming himself by the fire and looking at his reflection in a small mirror he had redeemed with his initial points, glanced over in their direction.

Because this is indeed a good way to deal with exams.

Of course, compared to his solo takedown of a bunch of strongholds, it's still not enough.

Since the initial points have been used up, the only thing left to receive is point compensation.

However, the points he occupies can not only become class evaluation points, but also generate income.

"It probably means that participating in the exam on the Uninhabited Island will definitely consume initial points, so instead of consuming them, it's better to sell all the initial points and exchange them for supplies to trade with other classes," Hachiman explained.

"So they actually had this trick up their sleeve?"

Upon hearing Hachiman's explanation, the students of Class C looked on in astonishment.

Because this means that although the Ryuen's class did not receive a reward of class evaluation points, they actually converted their initial 300 points into cash!

Hey hey hey!

Is it still possible to conduct the exam this way?

You need to know.

Their class treated the Uninhabited Island Exam like a camping trip, believing that other classes couldn't compare to them.

However, Ryuen's class went even further, directly forfeiting and returning to the island. In addition, they received a reward for their initial points because they had made a trade.

It seems that their income wouldn't be worse than the guaranteed 300 points in class evaluation scores they receive.

"So, that's what we need to inform you, Ibuki: you are not allowed to return to the ship," Ishizaki said. "Of course, if you're willing to give in to Ryuen, then returning to the ship isn't out of the question..."

"How could I possibly bow down to him!" But Ishizaki interrupted Ibuki, and at the same time, Ibuki was very agitated.

With bruises still on her face, it was reasonable for her to say such things.

After all, it's simply unacceptable to be beaten up by Ryuen and then ask for their forgiveness.

"Snort!"

Ishizaki and Komiyama, seeing Ibuki's resolute attitude, stopped speaking to her.

"Back to school. Our class won't lose the next exam!" Ishizaki declared to the students of Class C as he was about to leave.

In other words, I'm skipping this exam. I'll give it my all next time.

The students in Class C were still bewildered that the Ryuen's class could operate in this way.

"Hachiman is still here at the cave entrance, "Horikita, frowning.

She hadn't thought of this solution from Ryuen.

"Our class has plenty of supplies," Karuizawa said at that moment.

"Oh." Hachiman nodded.

"..." Karuizawa.

She felt that Hachiman hadn't understood what she meant.

Because.

Since Ryuen's class can sell supplies, then their class... can't they also sell some supplies?

It can earn some living expenses.

However, Hachiman was also well aware of this.

Of course, we can sell the supplies we have.

In addition to the supplies exchanged from the school, you can also sell orchards, corn, and fish.

Only.

If Ryuen really uses all 300 initial points to buy supplies, then he can at least cover the expenses of an entire class.

Therefore, it will be difficult to sell to Class A.

Meanwhile, Class B is an allied class.

It's not a good idea to ask the other party for money. Meanwhile, Ichinose and her friends from Class B are waiting for the 8-hour occupation period to end before occupying a vegetable plot.

In other words, the little angels in Class B will have vegetables to eat.

They can also be self-sufficient in food.

Therefore, selling supplies is at best icing on the cake rather than a lifeline, and you won't make much money from it.

Moreover, I've been at this school for over two months now, so I should have some understanding of it by now, but there are still so many saints in my class.

Then they traded with other classes, getting the living expenses that everyone was supposed to share equally, instead of the class evaluation score.

Hachiman doesn't really want to work hard.

So.

His goal was to upgrade the class to Class A, and in the process, take a portion of the class evaluation points to earn a large income.

However, it's something that still needs to be paid attention to.

Besides Ibuki, Ishizaki mentioned that there was another person named Kaneda who also stayed on the island.

Then.

So, has Ryuen really withdrawn?

Hachiman felt that if Ryuen really sold the initial points, he wouldn't quit.

If Ryuen hadn't withdrawn and had indeed sold all the supplies to Class A, then everything would have been much easier.

Think of it and do it.

"Sudō!"

Hachiman looked at Sudo and Sudō, "Go quickly to the beach and see if Ryuen's class really forfeited."

"OK!"

Sudō was very fast and ran off in a flash.

He was also very dissatisfied with the Ryuen's class, so he wanted to know if they had really quit as Ishizaki and the others had said.

So I grabbed a flashlight and prepared to run towards the beach.

But Ibuki still around.

Logically, she was supposed to go to the beach to meet and take attendance, but now she suddenly received news that her class had abstained.

If the class abstains, then there's no point in her taking attendance.

And hesitated for a moment.

"I'll go too," she said to Sudō.

"... "Sudō Sudō back at her, "I'm very fast, you probably can't keep up!"

"I'm not slow either!"