Sakayanagi's Declaration of War-Ah, I Accept! 7k (Continued)
"It's a bit of a pity, though."
At that moment, Kamuro suddenly spoke.
She was eating rice while Hachiman and Sakayanagi were talking.
Now, it's completely empty.
"Didn't you say before that you wanted to drop out of Yamauchi?" Kamuro said.
Oh.
This is an example of Sakayanagi's grudge notebook.
"Then, I'm also planning to use a honey trap."
"Arrange for someone from the class to contact Yamauchi, pretend to campaign for him, and then defect during the final exam," Kamuro said.
"Didn't Hachiman sacrifice Yamauchi the day the exam was announced?" Sakayanagi said. "So there's naturally no need to do such a thing."
Forehead.
In other words, it's confirmed that the Yamauchi will be dealt with, so you're not going to do anything, right?
Okay, Kamuro has decided to stop following this.
"Only..."
Kamuro frowned slightly. "You guys were just discussing something pretty serious. Do you think it would have been appropriate for me to be there at that moment?"
Because Kamuro usually stays by Sakayanagi's side, and because he takes care of Sakayanagi, he has to know some things.
But all she knew was that Sakayanagi was the chairman's daughter.
Other details about her family background and how much money she has are unknown.
But you guys were just discussing something pretty scary, you even brought up the election.
"Is that so?" Sakayanagi said. "It certainly seems so, but I trust you completely."
"Besides, you can stay and work at my house after graduation."
"So it's not a bad thing to know some information in advance," Sakayanagi said.
So, did Sakayanagi deliberately leave her behind?
"Heh..." Kamuro curled his lip in disdain.
What is Sakayanagi doing?
Are they trying to woo her?
Is she the kind of person who would grovel and submit?
She has her own ambitions: to graduate as a student in Class A, then go to the university she wants and live her own life.
Therefore...
There was no way she would accept Sakayanagi's invitation.
After all, who wants to be a maid or servant for the rest of their life?
Kamuro a man of unwavering integrity.
Kamuro was resolute and unyielding, while Hachiman was slightly disappointed.
There was also a slight sense of tension.
Based on the information obtained from Sakayanagi, if Chairman Sakayanagi really reached an agreement with Roadhog, and then Acting Chairman Tsukishiro came in, he shouldn't be entirely hostile.
But.
Kiyotaka Ayanokoji was unaware of this.
All he knew was that the freedom he desired was about to be taken away. He had to take action.
Hachiman also spent 100,000 points to have Ryuen arrange for someone to sabotage the surveillance system in the Special Teaching Building.
Presumably, Kiyotaka Ayanokoji has already gone there.
Perhaps they've already done something.
He used his own methods to get rid of those who wanted to drop out of school.
Hachiman recalled the messages he had sent to Kiyotaka Ayanokoji and others.
[Someone is targeting you in this Special Exam, most likely your father's side. You won't be expelled this time; you left alone after the exam, and they should be able to find you through CCTV footage.]
[The security cameras in the Special Teaching Building have been destroyed.] by Hachiman Hikigaya.
And that's what I was thinking.
Hachiman started checking his phone.
GPS.
Once you've added someone as a friend, you can see their location.
Kiyotaka Ayanokoji's current location is in the Special Teaching Building.
He must have gone there.
Hachiman quickened his pace.
Only.
I heard the sound as soon as I got a little closer.
"Ambulance--"
Someone is calling for an ambulance.
"Ambulance--"
"..." So fast?
And is it really that ruthless?
It was indeed both fast and hateful.
Let's go back ten minutes.
The two students arrived at the Special Teaching Building.
"I'm a third-grade student, and you're a lower-grade student, right?"
"What's the matter?"
The older student asked this question, then looked impatiently at the boy who had come to meet him and had a low profile.
"You're Maeda- senpai from Third-year Class C," the boy with a low profile said.
"So what if it is?"
"Then you haven't made a mistake." Kiyotaka Ayanokoji took out his phone. "You called me earlier and said my name, so it was you looking for me."
"This..." The senior named Maeda began to feel a little awkward.
My mouth is open, but I don't know what to say.
And at that very moment.
Someone suddenly entered the space where there were only the two of them, breaking the strange situation.
"Oh my, I didn't expect to see Student Council here. Hello~" This was a man in a suit.
His face wore that habitually fawning smile.
He was about forty years old.
But he carried an aura that was completely out of place with the students, teachers, and staff of the school.
Kiyotaka Ayanokoji had never met the other person.
The man in the suit was quite talkative. "This is my first time at this school. Do you know where the teachers' office is?"
"Are you going to the teachers' office? Well, you've come to the wrong place. Excuse me, but may I ask who you are?" Maeda's tone seemed to have changed slightly, becoming somewhat polite.
"Me? I am Tsukishiro, who is serving as the Acting Chairman this time," the man said with a broad smile.
He waved politely, showing a kind smile.
Almost as soon as he introduced himself, Kiyotaka Ayanokoji knew what this guy was there for.
However, somewhat surprisingly, although he has now appeared, he has not even glanced at Kiyotaka Ayanokoji.
Instead, they focused all their attention on Maeda.
"Well, since you're the Acting Chairman, if you get lost, then if you need me—I can help you." Maeda tried to curry favor.
After all, students rarely have the opportunity to meet with high-ranking officials from the school.
Maeda is still a student in Class C and is about to graduate, so even forming a good connection would be beneficial.
"Then thank you," Tsukishiro said. Then, as if casually, he turned his gaze to Kiyotaka Ayanokoji.
"So this student is..."
He then took two steps closer, appearing incredibly easygoing.
But.
The next second.
As Tsukishiro smiled, a hand suddenly lashed out at his neck like a pair of pliers.
"!"
Although Kiyotaka Ayanokoji's face was expressionless, her inner thoughts were quite different.
Or rather, after inviting Maeda here, he confirmed that the security cameras in the Special Teaching Building had indeed been destroyed by Ryuen.
So.
He appeared here because he was waiting for Tsukishiro to do this.
He didn't think the new chairman who planned this dropout exam was particularly upright.
But Tsukishiro seemed to have been waiting all along. The instant Kiyotaka Ayanokoji reacted, his other elbow strike came hurtling towards him.
Tsukishiro must be a ruthless person.
Upon arriving at the school, he issued his first order: to add a withdrawal exam for the first-year students, even against the majority of the opposition.
The rules for the withdrawal exam were different from the ones given initially.
He proposed that each student have a vote to criticize other classes, which would lead to a lot of people campaigning, creating panic, and driving the entire first-year class to the brink of collapse.
Then, thanks to the teachers' efforts, the criticism votes were replaced with one Appreciation Vote for each person.
But.
Tsukishiro arrived at the school five days ago.
And now.
Not only did she say it was her first time there, but she also approached Kiyotaka Ayanokoji as if she were a newcomer.
It's obvious.
Tsukishiro deliberately got close.
Then.
Just as expected.
Tsukishiro used force, probably to give him a direct warning.
And the same is true now.
Tsukishiro used his left hand to grab Kiyotaka Ayanokoji's Kiyotaka Ayanokoji and pushed him straight back until his back was against the wall.
Hold it with one hand.
Kiyotaka Ayanokoji gave up resisting.