The first applicant placed the new application page beside the current schedule and waited until the second reading window closed.
She did not keep letting the blank space delay things for her, nor did she use the second applicant's internal actions as a reference.
Hirata first checked the record of her personal review on the previous page.
"The source and version haven't changed."
"I've already reviewed my own part," the first applicant said.
"Do you want to enter Class D's current schedule now?" Gu Heng asked.
She looked at the history section of the old application.
"The old application isn't coming back."
"The new application belongs only to me."
She pushed the blank application page in front of Hirata.
"I'm applying for a short internal review segment that belongs only to me."
Hirata did not copy those words down as a formal execution request.
"Write Class D's internal schedule first."
"Don't write it on the school page."
"I agree to include the new application in Class D's current schedule," the first applicant said.
The third applicant added new sections beside the record board:
`First applicant: Personal review completed`
`First applicant: Short internal review segment pending scheduling`
`Formal position: Still pending confirmation`
She kept the three items separate instead of writing them as a single result.
The second applicant was already standing beside her own recovery section.
"My internal review isn't over yet."
"Then the first applicant can't go directly after you," Sudo said.
"Finish the second applicant's recovery first, then schedule the first applicant's short segment," Hirata replied.
Sudo folded the coordination sheet open down the middle.
One side was reserved for the second applicant's confirmed actions, while the other was reserved for the first applicant's short segment awaiting scheduling.
The first applicant looked at the two columns. "Won't this