Using Underhanded Tactics? Ryuuen, You've Fallen from Class C! Part 1!!

We hope the other party will testify.

It caused quite a stir.

So even other classes would find out.

Especially Class A, which has many informants.

Certainly.

"We used up the efforts of the whole class, and also asked Ichinose for help, but we couldn't find any eyewitnesses," Hachiman said.

Oh.

Sakayanagi Arisu nodded.

Rather, it's more accurate to say that the students in Class D's search for eyewitnesses had been heard about in several other classes.

But unfortunately.

Not found.

So much contact and resources were wasted, yet no eyewitnesses were found.

So, for Class D...

It's a really bad situation.

"Once the fighting is confirmed, your class will be unable to advance," Sakayanagi said.

If a fight breaks out, especially a serious one-on-three situation, then Sudō might cause Class D to lose 200 points.

Therefore...

Hachiman, are you really going to send your Class D materials like this?

"And Ryuen handled it very cleverly," Sakayanagi Arisu said. "His students were really injured. Your classmate Sudo is a real hero."

Actually, no.

Hachiman understood that Itaru was implying that Ryuen from Class C was a meticulous person.

Normally, when Daichi Ishizaki and his friends fought with Sudō, they probably weren't injured at the time, but afterwards, they showed signs of injury, making people realize the seriousness of the situation.

From this perspective, Classmate Sakayanagi is probably a kind person.

Because she provided a starting point.

That refers to the injuries sustained by Daichi Ishizaki at Ryuen.

It is possible to retrieve footage from cameras showing the changes in Ishizaki and his group before and after their transformation.

It was then confirmed that Sudō's injury was not as severe as it seemed.

But.

Hachiman quickly looked at her.

"...Hmm." Sakayanagi Arisu maintained her elegance.

As one of the representatives of Class A, she was not the one who caused this incident.

It was Katsuragi's plan, proposed by his follower Yahiko Totsuka.

Originally, Sakayanagi proposed a plan where Class A could maintain their score even without doing anything.

However, Yahiko felt that they couldn't pull too far ahead of Class B in terms of points, and besides, everyone had already paid points to gain access to the school.

The result is now known to everyone, and the Behavioral Guidelines Exam is still ongoing.

Therefore, other classes can also exercise self-discipline.

While it's impossible to avoid losing points entirely, the number of points deducted should be reduced.

This puts a lot of pressure on Katsuragi and her team, who want to firmly maintain their position in Class A.

This led to the decision to hire students from Class C.

As a student in Class A, Banliu did not want to sign the agreement that Ryuen had brought, which promised long-term benefits for completing the mission.

So, isn't failure a foregone conclusion for Ryuen and the like?

However, Hachiman Hikigaya seem to have done everything they could to find eyewitnesses, they don't seem to have given much thought to the upcoming trial.

It's a little disappointing.

But is that really the case?

Ever since Hachiman Hikigaya's last self-destruction that destroyed the camera and caused the class evaluation scores to be exposed in advance, Sakayanagi has felt that this guy is unusual and his methods are unimaginable.

So I'd like to know a little about his methods for this trial.

She had just revealed a plan to him.

But.

"But," Hachiman said, "Itayagi, do you believe in luck?"

"Luck?" Arisu frowned slightly.

"Yes, luck," Hachiman said. "Ryuen arranged for Komiyayama and Ishizaki to plot against Sudo, and I happened to record their conversation to frame Sudo."

"..." Sakayanagi.

Okay, that's all.

If you have evidence, then why are you searching the whole school for eyewitnesses... The whole class participated, oh no, in other words, this is all an act to reassure Longyuan.

It seems that the Katsuragi Faction's cautious approach has already ended before it even began.

Thus, on the day of the trial, just after the court session ended, Ryuen Kakeru from First Year Class C was notified that Class C's class evaluation score would be deducted by 400 points due to the unlimited accusations.

Meanwhile, Ryuen Kakeru, Daichi Ishizaki, Komiyama, and Yamamoto were suspended from school for one week for deliberately planning a fight, making false accusations, and showing contempt for the Student Council.

As a result, First Year Class C was switched to another class with First-year Class D due to a drop in their class evaluation score.

Hachiman and his classmates were promoted to Class C.

They became the first class in the school's history to successfully Class Advancement the next grade in the first month.

"..." Miyabi Nagumo.

Student Council members will update the class evaluation scores.

After each Special Exam, the scores for classes A, B, C, and D will be updated.

Nagumo was responsible for transcribing it.

But.

"Why?"

Miyabi Nagumo stood in front of the small blackboard with chalk in her hand.

Because.

First-year Class D has been promoted to First Year Class C.

This left Nagumo somewhat stunned.

Because.

So, he actually misjudged the situation?

The junior in First-year Class D is actually pretty awesome, huh?

Chapter 69 Using underhanded tactics? Ryuen Kakeru, you've fallen out of Class C! Attack!!

Miyabi Nagumo is currently standing in front of the first-grade student's blackboard.

As a member of the school's Student Council, I have considerable authority, as well as some responsibilities.

Like this.

When students receive their class evaluation scores after each month's Special Exam, Student Council members are required to update these scores in real time.

He checked the data twice when he received it.

It's not yet a month since the first-year students started school, but because the class evaluation scores were announced in advance, we still need to get the first-year work done now.

The reason for announcing the class evaluation scores in advance is quite simple.

A student from Class D broke the camera, so the class evaluation scores had to be released ahead of schedule, which was a win for the first-year students.

In the past, the school rules and class evaluation scores were announced only after a month of behavioral guidelines had been established.

A month is enough time for students to create distance between themselves.

So now there's an unusual situation with the first-year students, and they've even had information released that won't be available for another month.

However, in just six days, a grade difference has already formed among the four classes in the first grade.

This year, Class A, First Year was excellent. Class B lost more than 100 points in 6 days, which seems average. However, Classes Class C and Class D were extremely outrageous, losing 400 and 500 points respectively in 6 days.

It's hard to imagine how many points they would have left after a normal month.

Therefore, Class D is very bad for Nagumo.

The result... is now.

Manabu Horikita asked him to update the class evaluation scores for the first-year students.

The previous data was

Class A, First Year 996 points

First Year Class B, 834 points

First Year Class C 611 points

First-year Class D, 480 points

However, the data presented now is...

Class A, First Year 995 points

First Year Class B, 800 points

First Year Class C, 110 points

First-year Class D, 464 points

Um.

Because first-year students are still being assessed on their behavior, their scores may be deducted.

Because they knew in advance that there would be an exam, the other three classes started to pay attention and didn't lose many more points.

However, the score distribution for First Year Class C is incorrect.

In other words, if he is not mistaken, then First-year Class D did nothing, but First Year Class C fell down on its own.

In other words, it's amazing that such a terrible class First-year Class D was able to climb up.

"President!"

This made Miyabi Nagumo look at Manabu Horikita.

Because it's strange.

"What on earth happened?"

"I remember there was an incident where a student from First Year Class C 1 sued a student from Class 1-D for assault, right?"

"Could it be that the points deducted here are because of that?" Miyabi Nagumo asked in surprise.

At that time, he was in the Student Council, and a junior named Hachiman Hikigaya from First-year Class D even brought his classmates to apply to the Student Council to use the bulletin board to find eyewitnesses.

I just remember not gaining anything back then.

However, the result was that First Year Class C fell down on their own.

Is there anything you overlooked?

"That's where the points were deducted," Manabu Horikita said, adjusting his glasses. "First Year Class C lost 200 points because of false accusation and intentional fighting. Since it was Behavioral Guidelines Exam, those 200 points will be doubled."