Horikita vs. Tenzawa vs. Kushida! We're About to Get Our Asses Kicked-Please Vote for Me! (Continued)

However, because the events were optional, many students from the classes were idle now.

After all,

if they joined events beyond the five mandatory ones, regardless of whether they could win prizes, they would first have to pay a one-point entry fee.

The more events they entered, the more entry fees would be taken.

If they failed to place afterward and even caused their class to lose points, that would be far too costly.

These were merely the basic arrangements. For Class A, although their students looked impressive in terms of raw abilities at first glance,

considering that they would lose entry fees for nothing if they failed to place, only around eighteen out of the class's forty students could realistically be sent out to earn points.

By now, most of the seeded competitors had reached their eighth or ninth event, with only one or two remaining.

A person could participate in at most ten events, but unfortunately, no one could keep up physically after competing in so many events in a row.

After all, not everyone was Rokusuke Koenji.

So when the first seeded competitor in the class began to run out of stamina, Katsuragi chose to let him rest and see whether sufficient recovery would allow him to handle another event.

If he could still manage, he would continue competing. If not, he could only regretfully stop there.

Otherwise, if he registered but could not keep up due to exhaustion, the entry fee would be wasted.

With that,

Class A's students began estimating their own stamina and choosing which events to enter.

Another hour passed.

Even Kamuro had gone to compete in her tenth event.

"I took first place in the women's javelin event and earned five points," Kamuro reported.

"Good work," Katsuragi said. "Our class can finally