On the morning of the eighth day, the full list of Sports Festival events still had not appeared on the bulletin board.
The date and class preparation times were posted at the top, but the scoring, groupings, and official implementation rules were still blank.
However, Class D's public sheet had gained an item that required the person involved to decide.
`Reserved observation: continue disclosing?`
The third-row registrant stood beside that line without writing anything immediately.
"What if I don't disclose it?" she asked.
"Only the first-round execution and short-segment observation will remain on the public sheet," Hirata said.
"Then people will think no one is in the third row anymore."
"They still can't see your name," Horikita replied.
"Not seeing a name and not seeing a status aren't the same thing."
Gu Heng pushed the internal sheet toward her. "A public status will become material other classes can use."
"If I don't disclose it, they'll interpret that too."
"So this time, you confirm it yourself. The class will only carry out your choice."
The third-row registrant looked at her time limit without asking who would see it.
"I'll continue disclosing the reserved observation."
Sudo frowned. "Isn't that putting yourself on the board?"
"I'm already on the sheet," she said. "It's just that no one knew what this meant before."
Hirata added a note of personal confirmation beside the public sheet without writing down her private time.
Only after seeing that stroke did Gu Heng change the status column to:
`Reserved observation: personally confirmed, not first-round execution`
Without waiting for Gu Heng's explanation, Horikita crossed out the words "internal review" beside the public column.
"She chose the status, not to hand the records over to the other classes."
"So we only leave what can be verified," Gu Heng said.
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