Recaps

Gu Heng traced disputed Identity Exam records while protecting private choices and limiting what Class D shared. After the exam page became read-only, Class D organized voluntary Sports Festival preparations and ended with its training plans still provisional because the official events and rules had not been announced.

• Gu Heng and Class D separated official settlement records, private results, and public annotations, while recording the fifty-point deduction and keeping personal outcomes private.
• Gu Heng compared page versions and investigated changes to PUB-1, but withdrawals, restricted records, and mismatched references left him unable to establish who submitted or edited entries.
• Karuizawa set boundaries on public verification, and an unnamed Class B member described withdrawing her time window after receiving R-02-F-1, without identifying who had pressured her.
• Ichinose ended Class B’s acceptance of Kushida’s secondhand fields and established rules for future exchanges, while Gu Heng restricted records and waited for people to come forward.
• After the Identity Exam page became read-only, Horikita and Gu Heng organized voluntary Sports Festival registrations, collected totals without names or submission order, and kept an anonymous withdrawal separate from class statistics.
• Sudo, Hirata, Horikita, and Gu Heng coordinated confirmed training and substitutions, while Class D recorded stamina and logistics results separately and kept individual outcomes private.
• When Class C challenged Class D’s public preparations, Gu Heng and Horikita maintained the class’s disclosure boundaries, adjusted schedules only with confirmation, and kept observations out of competition claims.
• A reserved applicant identified a half-beat delay during a handoff, Sudo adjusted the next run, and Class D ended preparations with event rules still unannounced.

Class D navigated the shift from informal training records to an official project notice, keeping each student’s applications, actions, and recovery separate from public results. The stretch ended with two personal application sections reopened, while substitute coordination remained suspended and the official grouping unresolved.

• Class D kept its public records limited to preparation periods and individual statuses as Ryuuen and Class C challenged its refusal to publish completion times.
• After the official project notice arrived, Horikita and Gu Heng recorded its source and review status without announcing results or personal positions.
• The first applicant moved her old application into history, later applied for and completed a personal short segment, then chose to defer her next round while retaining recovery time.
• The second applicant completed her own confirmations and reviews, while Class D kept her actions separate from the first applicant’s choices and from any official grouping.
• Gu Heng suspended Class D’s coordination window, requiring fresh personal review and consent before anyone could enter another round.
• The first applicant reopened only her own application field and completed another round, but Gu Heng clarified that this established no official school position.
• The second applicant completed her personal review and reopened her own application section, while substitute coordination stayed suspended and Class D recorded two independent entry points.

Class D’s personal applications and resource decisions repeatedly depended on individual consent, while the Sports Festival forced the class to negotiate exchanges and account for its choices publicly. The arc ends with Class D granted a Grade-Wide Public Inquiry Authority, which it postponed using until it could confirm shared rules.

• Horikita and Gu Heng kept Class D’s personal applications separate from class preparation as applicants delayed, reapplied, and completed reviews only with their own consent.
• The first applicant completed personal verification, then submitted another application as the school’s temporary resource window and Preliminary Grouping deadline approached.
• Sudo secured Class D’s Second Backup Location while the applicant finished and closed her round, then took responsibility for a class application using the location.
• Class D completed its Sports Festival lineup after the previously unconfirmed student accepted relay-reserve or equipment-handoff duties, and Chabashira announced a Temporary Exchange Authority for each class.
• Gu Heng limited exchange negotiations to event terms, and an unnamed Class D boy traded his Relay reserve spot with Class B for a long-distance reserve while protecting personal information.
• Sudo and Horikita became public replacement candidates, but Class D rejected Ryuuen’s attempt to trade a runner for a candidate’s Personal Confirmation Right, and the relay then ended with Class D in fourth after a handoff error.
• Horikita, Sudo, and Gu Heng explained Class D’s decisions and recorded confirmations in the Public Ledger, leading the school to grant Class D a Grade-Wide Public Inquiry Authority.
• Gu Heng proposed confirming inquiry rules before choosing questions, Horikita recorded the temporary postponement as the class’s decision, and the inquiry was scheduled for eight that evening.