During the first reading period after the notification arrived, Class D did not look at its old records first.
On the bulletin board, the school page showed that all three modules had been released.
Class D opened only the formal project module.
Gu Heng entered the notification source, arrival time, and page version into the records.
He did not copy the formal project text into the public sheet.
"Let the people responsible read it first," he said.
Horikita stepped up to the terminal and confirmed her public position.
The second-line registrant stood behind her without reaching out to touch the screen.
"I'll only look at the confirmation scope related to myself," she said.
"Don't confirm things for others," Gu Heng replied.
The third-line registrant wrote beside the record board:
`School page: all three modules released`
`Class D action: formal project opened`
`Scoring, formal grouping: pending entry review`
She looked up to confirm. "These three lines only record the page status."
"They do not record project conclusions," Hirata said.
Horikita read from the first line of the page to the last.
She neither read the text aloud to Class D nor recorded the silence as unknown.
"The page has already provided the formal project content," she said.
"But the content belongs to the school page, not the public sheet."
The first-line registrant looked at her short record.
"Then do our previous preparations still count?"
Hirata did not answer directly. He looked at Gu Heng first.
Gu Heng flipped the old internal sheet to its last page.
"The old records will remain preserved."
"Whether they apply to the formal project will wait for personal confirmation and the subsequent modules."
The second-line registrant marked her own confirmation column as pending verification.
She did not label it formal execution, nor did she erase the