No One Expelled; Horikita's Class −300 Points!

"Because, just like I asked, even if you choose to expel me, I still have a veto right," Kōenji said. "If you continue to vote for me, I will keep voting against my expulsion."

"And Horikita," Kōenji said, "After graduation, I can recommend you for a position. I can get you a job at my company."

"No need." But as soon as Kōenji extended the invitation, Suzune Horikita immediately declined, "I have my own ideals and goals. I have no intention of working for someone else."

Instant rejection.

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Chapter 76 No one dropped out, Horikita's class -300 points!

Horikita had heard Hachiman's analysis and knew that Kōenji was not only a formidable person, but also came from a very good family.

It is estimated that in order to demonstrate a performance commensurate with their family background, they had to choose to graduate from Class A.

Then, although she was suddenly invited to work at a company in Kōenji, Horikita immediately refused.

Because she has her own ideals.

She wants to become a doctor.

So naturally, the choice would be to pursue further education and eventually become a doctor.

Therefore, it's impossible for me to work for someone else.

Therefore, I refused on the spot.

Of course, this only Horikita's performance.

Decisive, but still somewhat lacking in social skills.

While Kōenji was talking to Horikita, he couldn't stop the other students from looking at him.

Or rather, the students around seemed quite puzzled.

"Kōenji."

Yukimura said, "Didn't you promise to provide the protected title and let the class get this score of 350?"

"Why did he secretly vote against dropping out when it came to the point of expulsion?"

This is a very straightforward statement, but it reflects the thoughts of most people. So, how would Kōenji respond?

Kōenji's answer was very simple.

"I'm not lying," Kōenji said. "I did agree to the option of dropping out of school to gain points."

"But you refused to use the expulsion protection title," Yukimura said.

"Then think back to what I just said. I agree with the plan to drop out of school and get points." Kōenji said without changing his expression.

"But just like Horikita Girl said, the test of this exam is about making choices."

"Any student who drops out can get 400 points. But choosing to sacrifice my dropout protection title only gets you 350 points. I suggest getting 400 points," said Kōenji.

Damn it.

So, your so-called willingness to go through the withdrawal program actually meant that you were prepared from the beginning not to use your own withdrawal protection title, but to withdraw from someone else's program instead!

You've fooled everyone!

Otherwise, you could get a perfect score on the exam without anyone dropping out!

"Then."

Kōenji continued, "What I just told Yukimura and the others was that I would cooperate in choosing the dropout route to get points in this exam. So, my suggestion now is for others to drop out and get 300-400 points."

"After you earn the points, you need to transfer 2 million Private Points to me after the exam," Kōenji said. "That was agreed upon at the beginning."

Grass!

So you're not actually selling your protected title for 2 million.

Instead, did they collect an additional 2 million from the class?

They fooled everyone, and now they want to charge everyone money?

"What you're doing is going too far!"

At this moment, Ike could no longer sit still in his chair.

If Kōenji doesn't want to drop out, wouldn't he be in danger? You have to understand that he's ranked last in the OAA.

This is an extremely dangerous situation.

Therefore.

The current approach doesn't consider boosting the class's score so that even if someone performs poorly later, they won't be expelled.

Rather... if we don't save ourselves now, we're doomed.

"Kanji Ike?" Kōenji looked over. "I propose you be expelled."

"Why, why me..." Chi suddenly stammered.

"Ike, don't you understand?" Kōenji said at this moment. "Just last night, I received a message that you were organizing a group and suggested that if someone had the option to drop out, then we should choose to drop out of school with me."

"The reason is that I have a withdrawal protection spot. Even if you select me, I will not be expelled."

"So that way you can get through safely."

"And in that case..." Kōenji said. "You said that, didn't you?"

"How... could this happen—" Hirata looked shocked as he spoke at Kōenji. It seemed he had just learned of the news.

He glanced around the class. As Hirata, one of the Class representative, why wouldn't he know such important information?

However, some students looked away without even meeting his gaze.

The facts are already clear.

This is true.

This action undoubtedly excludes him and then splits the class.

Hirata remains the same helpful person, but he also regains his rationality Hachiman Hirata.

I cherish my time on campus and want to make a difference, so I want to continue on the path of helping others. I cannot be indifferent to those in crisis, but I also cannot continue without any moral boundaries.

However, Hirata was ultimately a kind person, and he suggested that students should not drop out of school unless absolutely necessary.

He didn't have Yukimura's aggressive mindset regarding this exam. Therefore, he wasn't interested in getting a class evaluation score of 300 or even 400.

In his mind, getting points was more important than protecting the students.

The reason Hirata thought this way was that he simply didn't believe this class could be promoted to Class A.

Therefore, getting so many points is meaningless.

That is, more living expenses.

But.

For the students in this class, a living allowance of 50,000 yuan means they're living paycheck to paycheck, 100,000 yuan means they're still living paycheck to paycheck, and 150,000 yuan means they might still be living paycheck to paycheck.

With more points, the students in the class would not unite to collect them to deal with exam risks or avoid expulsion penalties.

Therefore, for this class, getting more or less points is not very meaningful.

Therefore.

Hirata's approach and direction were geared towards ensuring no one dropped out of school.

As a result, this class started to... secretly split apart again?

The seemingly acceptable move by Kōenji to gain points at the cost of protecting his title turned out to be a scapegoat, secretly plotted to form a team and then thrown out.

Kōenji had already expressed his intention to leave.

And now, this class may be about to lose Kōenji forever.

"I believe that Kanji Ike should be expelled from school based on this Special Exam," Kōenji said again.

"Why me?" Chi quickly argued.

"Is it because my OAA data is bad?"

"I don't think that such a thing can completely determine a person's worth."

As he spoke, he looked at the members of the group he had formed yesterday.

It strongly suggests a shared sense of honor and disgrace.

But most of the students in the group remained silent.

Or rather, things quieted down after the news broke at Kōenji that they had formed a group.

Because the news leaked.

Kushida contacted them, explained the advantages of Kōenji dropping out of school, and they agreed on a rule that the news must not be leaked, otherwise he would be the next student to be expelled.

However, now Kōenji already knows.

In other words...

Oh my god!

The current situation where someone has to drop out of school is... deliberately created by Kōenji.

Kōenji... he's taking revenge on them!

Thinking about this, some people already felt uneasy.

Chi, however, was still arguing his case.

"For example, I still have an advantage; I have camping experience."

"If you had such an advantage, why didn't you take advantage of it in the Uninhabited Island Exam?"

However, at this moment, Teruhiko Yukimura, who had been able to barely strike up a conversation with Horikita and question Kōenji earlier and had been unusually active today, was now looking at the pond.

"During the Uninhabited Island Exam, you, me, and Kiyotaka Ayanokoji in a group," Yukimura said. "But before you could even demonstrate your abilities, you chose to forfeit. That left Kiyotaka Ayanokoji and me alone."

"That... that's because I was worried about Shinohara."

"Ike quickly said," then looked at Shinohara for help. "Shinohara was injured back then, and I wanted to check on her."

"I have no relationship with Ike." However, Shinohara stood up and said at this moment. "So his actions were all his own unauthorized actions and have nothing to do with me."

Ah.

That's so cruel.

Chi thought to himself.

At the same time, he also knew that Shinohara was trying to distance herself from him.

So you think he'll definitely be expelled? And you're afraid of being implicated?

How could this happen!

He didn't want to drop out of school! He didn't want to follow the same old path as the fool in the Yamauchi.

Moreover, although there are many dropout exams at this school, tuition is waived and there is a generous living allowance. Why not stay in such a good place?

He won't leave!

"Looks like the results are in." Koenji smiled proudly and clasped his hands together.

"When you choose to drop out of school, you've already embarked on the path to dropping out."

"Because of the Class Vote the withdrawal exam last year."

What is our class's policy?

"It's about eliminating the unnecessary people, but I'm very important."

"I also kept my word. I brought a lot of points to this class. I even made an agreement on the ship that as long as I took 8 million points from you, the points I brought would no longer belong to me."

"So no matter how you look at it, I'm important. And the expulsion protection I got might be useful for an even more important exam next time."

"Therefore, I've decided I can't lose this title here." Kōenji seemed to be explaining why he had repeatedly voted against his withdrawal from school.