Leaving the gold bars untouched for so long would definitely make them uneasy. And if the students continued staying on the island, it would also affect their schedule for transporting the gold bars. After all, too many people meant too many eyes.
And too many mouths.
So clearing everyone out first became especially important.
However, the chairman was still being overly conservative.
If the school had decided to offer three Class A slots as rewards as well, there would have been no need to give out slots at all; they could have simply given everyone money. It was only 60 million, after all.
If they gave out slots, then either the students would use them themselves or trade them privately.
If they traded them, the price would definitely be lower than the 20 million required for a Class Advancement slot.
Presumably, the school wanted to gather up the points in the students' hands. Moving them from some students to others—the wool was still coming from the sheep.
And even if the students did not trade, it would only mean sending three people to Class A. The school would not suffer any financial losses.
Sigh.
Compared to that, Hachiman somewhat missed Acting Chairman Tsukishiro.
P.S.: First update! Croak!
Taking the day off because of a headache.
Taking the day off because of a headache.
Taking the day off because of a headache.
Taking the day off because of a headache.
I started getting acupuncture for my headaches yesterday... but the results were poor. Tonight the pain became unbearable, so I asked an author who studied medicine. They said it was because of congestion in my lower burner, causing the fire that could not descend to surge upward and give me headaches.
Tomorrow, I'll buy some Wuling San patent medicine and give