After the official project module was archived, Class D did not immediately resume their execution line.
Hirata turned the terminal to the entrance of the scoring module.
Gu Heng first checked the page source and notification version.
"It can be opened now," he said.
Hirata confirmed the expansion, and the screen displayed only the official page of the scoring module.
This time, no one directly wrote the page status down as the class score.
He first recorded the arrival time, module name, and current reading status.
The third-row applicant stood beside the record board, comparing it with the old public sheet.
`School notification received`
`Official project: Horikita has read it`
`Scoring module: Hirata has expanded it; status being recorded`
She did not write "Class D score" on the last line.
"Being able to read the page doesn't mean settlement has been completed," she said.
"Only if the source has not changed does the result qualify to enter the records," Hirata replied.
Ryuuen looked up from the Class C terminal. "You're still hiding the scoring?"
"We're not hiding it," Gu Heng said. "Every class can read the school page."
"Then why not just say whether Class D has the advantage right now?"
"The page has not provided a conclusion that Class D's public statement is responsible for."
Ryuuen walked behind Class C's own observation line and tapped the edge of the terminal with his finger.
"You've already seen the scoring module."
"Seeing the module and publicly explaining the module are not the same thing."
"Horikita stepped out to answer yesterday."
"She answered about the source and scope," Gu Heng said.
Horikita did not take over the conversation. Instead, she looked at Hirata's record page.
"Make the page status clear."
"What specific fields?" Hirata asked.
"Keep them as they appear on the