Before the first Class Relay began, Class C's exchange offer was posted to Class D's Public Window.
The terms consisted of only one sentence: Class C would provide one relay runner, and Class D would hand over the Personal Confirmation Right of one public candidate.
Some people in the classroom did not understand, while others immediately grasped the implication.
"Personal Confirmation Rights can be exchanged?" Hirata asked.
"The rules allow the exchange of event slots and resources. They do not allow the exchange of someone else's confirmation," Gu Heng replied.
Horikita pulled up the original rules and checked them word by word.
Temporary Exchange Authority could transfer event eligibility, reserve slots, and one scheduling opportunity, but the person taking responsibility had to confirm it personally.
No class could enter a responsibility record on behalf of a student from another class.
"So Class C's condition was invalid from the start," Horikita said.
"Not entirely." Gu Heng looked at the offer Ryuuen had sent. "At the very least, it can force us to reject it publicly, or make someone step forward and prove that they do not want to be exchanged."
Sudo looked toward the relay roster.
His name and Horikita's were both on the Public Candidate List.
"Does he want me, or does he want her?"
"He wants to know which one we'll protect first," Ayanokoji said.
It was a rare proactive judgment from him.
Gu Heng glanced at him but did not use Weight Vision to verify it.
"Then we won't give him an answer."
Class D replied through the Public Window: Personal confirmation cannot be exchanged. Class C's terms are invalid. If you wish to discuss an exchange of relay runners, you must resubmit legal event terms.
After those words were made public, Class C did not withdraw its