But that suggestion made him feel like he had been wronged.
Because it meant he had violated the agreement he had signed with Horikita.
Actually, if he could place well and earn points for the class, there should have been no problem.
But this year's scavenger hunt was different from last year's. The goddess of luck had not favored him, and he had participated in two consecutive rounds.
The first scavenger hunt required ten friends.
That requirement was simply demonic.
And the second scavenger hunt required finding the phones of two students from other classes. Come on, what student from another class would be willing to lend you their phone?
So both scavenger hunts had ended in failure.
And he had also cost the class two points.
So when he discovered that Hirata was willing to step forward and stop investigating who had violated the agreement, he felt that was good enough.
But Karuizawa suddenly spoke up, so he had no choice but to say something.
To keep the fire from spreading to himself.
Because who knew whether classmates might have seen him at the competition venue while he was taking part in the scavenger hunt.
"Anyway," Horikita said at that moment. "The results of this competition are very disappointing."
"However."
"I did not violate the agreement."
"So I have no need to pay the two million points."
"That's what I think too." Kushida also began taking sides at that moment. "Although some students did violate the agreement, trying to find out who they were does not seem like a good idea."
"Besides, we still have 50,000 points in living expenses next month. I think... we can accept that. Let's all work together next month and earn those living expenses back!" Kushida the little angel proposed.
"Since Kushida says so,