Chapter Summaries

Class D adjusted its preparation schedule after Class C occupied their space, protecting confirmed times and recording repeatable movements instead of comparing results. The chapter ended with Class D preparing to choose tomorrow’s first participant based on who could repeat their performance.

• Ishizaki claimed the space beside the stands for Class C, and Gu Heng moved Class D’s logistics window while keeping the fitness window at its confirmed time.
• Gu Heng set an adjusted starting point and had Class D record the start, maintenance, and recovery movements; the volunteers confirmed the changed position before beginning.
• Sudo completed one attempt, recorded that he could continue after the second section, and was stopped from making another attempt without confirming it.
• Class D observed a Class C student but did not enter his result into its records, while the logistics volunteers confirmed which handoffs they could still complete.
• Karuizawa handled the first half of a logistics handoff, and Horikita left the unconfirmed second half blank.
• After reviewing the schedule, Class D decided to choose tomorrow’s first participant based on who could repeat their performance.

With the Sports Festival rules still unreleased, Gu Heng and Class D organized a provisional preparation plan around repeatable performance and personally confirmed handovers. Gu Heng publicly explained the class’s limited preparation windows, while Horikita, Sudo, and Hirata each accepted responsibility for part of the plan.

• Horikita, Gu Heng, and Hirata reviewed training records and separated applicants into sustained-run, short-segment, and pending groups, while Sudo recorded his argument for prioritizing the fastest group.
• Karuizawa and the other logistics applicant confirmed their handover arrangement, and Gu Heng kept unconfirmed information off the public sheet.
• Gu Heng turned away Ishizaki’s invitation to race for Ryuuen, and Sudo chose sustained training after considering a slower classmate’s effort.
• During training, Sudo slowed down to support the next runner and recorded his personal confirmation of the handover.
• Horikita set the provisional first-round plan, and Gu Heng publicly explained Class D’s preparation windows without naming individuals.
• Horikita, Sudo, and Hirata each stated their responsibilities as Ayanokoji observed, and Gu Heng recorded the five provisional decisions on the internal sheet.

Class D adjusted its Sports Festival endurance training after the second applicant changed her availability, keeping the first applicant in short-segment observation and the third as reserve. Ryuuen warned that he would show others Class D's complete chart the next day, leaving the class to decide how much information to reveal.

• The second applicant withdrew her confirmation for the original time slot, and Gu Heng and Horikita updated the public chart without naming her or disclosing her reason.
• Sudo proposed moving the third applicant into the first round, but Gu Heng and Horikita kept her as reserve because she could not cover the required window.
• Class D postponed the first-round endurance window and assigned the first applicant to short-segment observation while the second applicant trained in her newly confirmed slot.
• The first applicant completed two separate short segments, and Hirata recorded their times and recovery periods without combining them into a continuous result.
• Ryuuen questioned Class D's public chart and said he would show others the complete chart the next day, prompting Gu Heng to say the class needed to decide what to disclose.

Gu Heng and Class D pushed back against Ryuuen’s attempt to make Class C’s version of their training assessment the public standard, clarifying the records’ limited scope while keeping their own individually confirmed preparation times. After Class C matched their schedule to invite comparisons, Class D completed its training without changing its arrangements, and Ryuuen took down the whiteboard but promised a new version the next day.

• Gu Heng added a boundary to Class D’s public board, stating that its movement observations were not event or competition standards, and Ichinose agreed to share only that boundary with Class B.
• Ryuuen challenged Gu Heng’s attempt to define the assessment’s scope, then had Class C prepare at the same time as Class D so observers could compare their movements.
• Class D kept its individually confirmed schedule, and two registrants separately confirmed their training while Sudo adjusted his pace so the second registrant could keep up.
• The first registrant chose to continue her short observation segment and later decided to apply for a continuous test another day rather than alter the confirmed schedule.
• Gu Heng added checks to Class D’s internal board for who confirmed, what was recorded, and what was excluded, while the class left personal confirmations and times off the public board.
• After Ishizaki claimed Class D had lost in appearance, Ryuuen removed Class C’s whiteboard and said there would be a new version the next day.

Class D clarified the difference between first-round execution, short-segment observation, and reservation observation while preparing for the Sports Festival. The third-row applicant contributed a confirmed handoff observation, but no official events or rules had been announced, leaving Class D to decide whether to make the reservation observation public next time.

• The third-row applicant asked to join the first round, but Gu Heng and Horikita kept her reserved because she could not confirm a continuous time slot.
• Horikita posted Class D’s confirmed statuses in response to Class C’s claim that Class D dared not replace anyone, while Gu Heng said the applicant’s choice remained hers to make.
• During practice, the third-row applicant observed the handoff, identified a half-beat delay, and confirmed her suggestion for that round; Sudo adjusted the timing for the next run.
• Hirata recorded the suggestion as round-specific observation, and Gu Heng kept it in the internal record rather than turning it into a first-round position or public statement.
• The first-row applicant applied for continuous testing next time, while Class D ended preparations with the official Sports Festival events and rules still unannounced.

Class D's third-row registrant chose to make her reserved-observation status public while keeping her private records and internal review confidential. As Classes C and D prepared under the same time slot, Class D maintained its own boundaries and left the chapter with the official Sports Festival rules still unreleased.

• The third-row registrant personally confirmed that her reserved-observation status could remain on Class D's public sheet, and Gu Heng recorded it without exposing her private time.
• Ishizaki replaced Class C's slogan with a taunt about reservation not counting as execution, then matched Class C's preparation time to Class D's public time slot.
• During training, the second-row registrant confirmed the handoff, Sudo recovered after stepping forward too soon, and the first-row registrant completed her short segment while the third-row registrant recorded only Class D's internal observations.
• The third-row registrant kept her review private, and Sudo refused to erase Class C's board or withdraw her choice on her behalf.
• Class D retained only its own three public statuses as the broadcast announced no new events or rules, while Ryuuen left the provocation in place.

Class D kept completion times and training incidents on internal records while refusing to publish comparisons with Class C before official event rules were announced. Class C shifted its challenge toward results, leaving Class D facing greater pressure to reveal its records.

• Horikita and Gu Heng decided that Class D would publish preparation periods and statuses but keep completion times on its internal sheet.
• Class C removed its old comparison markers and began tracking its preparation on a new line of its own.
• Sudo moved before the second-row participant confirmed, suspending the first attempt; the next attempt proceeded properly, and both participants reported recovery times for the internal records.
• Ishizaki and Ryuuen accused Class D of stopping and hiding its times, while Gu Heng and Horikita said the unpublished practice had no official win or loss.
• Class D's broadcast confirmed only the festival date and preparation periods, while Class C added a challenge to look at results the next day.

Class D kept its training records internal while publishing only carefully limited statuses, leaving Class C to establish its own observation point. The official Sports Festival events and rules remained unreleased, and Gu Heng faced a choice about whether to publish the previous night's records.

• Hirata and Horikita separated the incomplete first-round record from the completed second-round record, and Gu Heng decided the public sheet would show statuses but no completion times.
• Ryuuen told Class C to set its own observation point instead of waiting for Class D's sheet or people.
• Class D completed another training round, recorded the participant's confirmation internally, and published that there would be no public comparison.
• A third participant added that reserved observation did not equal first-round failure, and Hirata copied the clarification onto the public sheet.
• Class C stopped tracking Class D's exact times, while Sudo chose to keep the records internal despite Ishizaki's claim that unpublished results meant no result.
• The official events and rules remained unreleased, and Horikita handed Gu Heng a blank field sheet to decide the final wording for the next preparation.

Class D’s students faced Class C’s attempt to provoke a public response before the official Sports Festival events were announced. Horikita agreed to handle Class D’s public line the next day, while Ryuuen set his sights on making her answer for the whole class.

• Horikita wrote that Class D would confirm individual statuses only and make no public comparisons, then agreed to answer external questions for now.
• Ryuuen challenged Class D to keep people within their own scope and had Ishizaki present a public-response sheet aimed at the first registrant.
• The first registrant publicly confirmed that she would observe a short segment but not confirm first-round execution, sacrificing the rest of her preparation time.
• The second registrant completed a handoff with Sudo, and the third recorded the individual confirmations without recording Class C’s actions.
• Ryuuen said Class C had gained a status rather than a result, then told Horikita that he would make her answer for the board next time.
• The announcement gave only the Sports Festival date and preparation times, with no official events, scoring, or groupings.

Class C used public guesses and questions to pressure Class D into revealing its completion records, while Horikita kept personal results on Class D’s internal sheet. The chapter ended with Ryuuen declaring that he would question Horikita alone the next day, and Horikita agreeing to answer only within the limits of public disclosure.

• Class C placed boards asking whether Class D had finished and invited people in the stands to mark their guesses.
• A first-row participant completed her confirmed short segment and recovery, but Ishizaki marked that she had not finished; she refused to let the guess replace her internal record.
• A second-row participant completed her execution and recovery as Sudo coordinated the handoff, then refused to respond to Class C’s claim that she had finished.
• Horikita told Ryuuen that Class D recorded completion internally and would not correct outsiders’ guesses, after which Class C labeled the choice “Results exist, but won't be shared.”
• Horikita returned the public sheet to Class D’s table after the school announcement gave no details about official events or assignments.
• Ryuuen said he would ask Horikita alone tomorrow, and she said she would answer only within the scope of public disclosure.

Horikita took responsibility for Class D’s public position while Gu Heng and the others kept its internal records separate. With the official events and rules due in three days, Class D committed to withholding individual times until the notice arrived, leaving Horikita exposed to Class C’s scrutiny.

• Ichinose said Class B would not verify Class C’s options or treat Horikita’s answer as an official result, and Class D clarified that its public spokesperson was not necessarily an executor.
• Class D continued its separate preparations and recorded the second-row participant’s recovery internally, while Sudo entered the maintenance segment only after her confirmation.
• Ryuuen challenged Horikita over Class D’s public position and tried to portray its results as handed to her, but she denied that claim and accepted responsibility for her own statements.
• Kushida reported that others were asking whether Horikita was Class D’s real leader, while Ayanokoji observed that Ryuuen had shifted his target from times to public responsibility.
• The broadcast announced that the official events, scoring, and groupings would be released in a joint notice in three days, and Horikita confirmed that Class D would withhold individual times until then.

Class D kept its public wording unchanged while Horikita stepped away during the first round and let internal records guide the schedule. Class C sacrificed its first preparation segment to watch for her response, and the chapter ended with both classes moving on without any formal project result.

• Ryuuen canceled Class C's first self-preparation segment so his class could observe whether Horikita changed the public wording.
• Gu Heng and the third-row applicant helped Horikita set a schedule in which Class D completed personal confirmations and internal review before any public response.
• Horikita left the preparation area, while Class D's applicants completed their confirmations and Sudo followed the internal coordination board instead of taking her place.
• Ryuuen recorded Horikita's absence as an answer, and Class C continued to lose its preparation time while waiting for her return.
• Horikita returned and told Ryuuen that Class D's public wording would not change that day, while formal results awaited school notification.
• Horikita agreed to complete internal verification before choosing who would step out in the next round, while Class C finally began its own preparation.

Class D separated public wording, internal training records, and official event results as Ryuuen pressed Horikita to define what she guaranteed and who bore responsibility. The official notice still had not arrived, leaving the event results blank and Ryuuen warning that Horikita would have to answer more directly once it did.

• Ryuuen questioned Horikita about Class D’s guarantees, responsibility, and accountability, so Gu Heng laid out separate sheets for public status, internal reviews, and official results.
• Horikita confirmed the public wording while keeping personal times and internal training records private; the third-row participant clarified that responsibility for public wording differed from responsibility for individual actions.
• The third-row participant proposed completing individual confirmations and internal reviews before checking public wording, and Horikita agreed to stay and bear the cost of delaying her own internal review.
• Class D completed the individual confirmations before Horikita answered Ryuuen, distinguishing individual readiness, Class D’s internal review, and official results awaiting school notice.
• Ryuuen left Class C’s lost preparation segment recorded and warned Horikita that scope alone would not suffice once the official notice arrived.
• The school announcement repeated only the time for the unified notice, so the official event results, scoring, and groupings remained unknown and the third sheet stayed blank.

The official Sports Festival notice appeared, but its events, scoring, and grouping still required review before anyone could treat them as results. Class D preserved its old records and set a confirmation order, leaving the scoring and grouping modules unopened.

• Gu Heng, Horikita, and Hirata recorded the notice's arrival and archived the old public position without erasing it.
• Ichinose said Class B would review and archive its own information without interpreting the grouping for other classes, while Ryuuen had Class C verify the page source.
• Horikita and the second-row registrant reviewed the Official Events module as Gu Heng recorded the source and the third-row registrant checked it against the old public sheet.
• Horikita wrote that the official notice had arrived and its event contents were under review, while confirming that no result or personal status had changed yet.
• Gu Heng and Horikita established the next review order, and Ryuuen had Ishizaki save Class C's page entry without guessing the roster.

Class D read the released formal project module from the school page while preserving its old records and refusing to treat previous preparations as formal arrangements. Scoring and formal grouping remained pending as the class prepared to open the next module.

• Gu Heng recorded the notification details, and Horikita read the formal project module while Class D kept its contents off the public sheet.
• The second-line registrant marked her personal confirmation as pending, and Gu Heng said old records would remain preserved until individual confirmations and later modules clarified whether they applied.
• Ryuuen separated Class C’s old observations from its formal project records and redirected the class to read its own page.
• Horikita refused Ryuuen’s request for Class D’s judgment, and Ichinose said Class B would review its own formal page independently.
• Gu Heng and Hirata suspended new rankings and formal positions, while Class D preserved its old training records.
• Horikita recorded that Class D was reading the released formal project by source, and Hirata prepared to record the scoring module’s source and reading status.

Class D read and recorded the scoring module without claiming it established a ranking, while pausing the old execution line pending personal confirmation. The official grouping module remained unopened, and Horikita insisted each person would verify their own position.

• Hirata and Gu Heng recorded the scoring module’s source, reading status, and access scope without copying its text or declaring a Class D result.
• Horikita paused the old execution line, and the second-row applicant completed her personal confirmation before Sudo returned to his original position.
• Ryuuen archived Class C’s old observations as records of the previous standard and began preparations based on Class C’s own scoring page.
• Ichinose had Class B record its own source and reading status without comparing its result to Class D’s.
• Horikita set the public disclosure standard as reading the source without announcing a result, and the class prepared to verify the official grouping individually.

Class D reviewed the newly released formal grouping portal while keeping public notices, source records, and personal field confirmations separate. The chapter ended with each class waiting for individuals to confirm their own positions before changing official arrangements.

• Gu Heng and Horikita established that reading the portal did not confirm individual fields, and Hirata recorded each person's review separately.
• The first-row applicant set aside her old application, while Sudo stopped coordinating around unconfirmed positions.
• Horikita updated Class D's public notice to say that individual fields awaited personal confirmation, and Ryuuen redirected Class C to its own portal.
• Ichinose registered Class B's portal source and kept her class's personal confirmations and public wording under its own control.
• The second-row applicant and first-row applicant each handled their own confirmation or application status, while the third-row applicant recorded that old arrangements remained historical.
• The broadcast confirmed the official notice without releasing specific lists, scores, or rankings, and Ryuuen told Class C to watch who confirmed their own position first.

Class D restored the second-row applicant’s internal review only after she personally confirmed it, while keeping her action separate from any official position. The chapter ended with the first-row applicant’s old application still pending and the next round requiring each person to confirm their own actions.

• Hirata recorded the second-row applicant’s confirmation, handover, and restored status separately after she confirmed and completed her own internal review.
• Horikita limited the public sheet to personal-field verification status, while the third-row applicant kept the action and Class C’s changing observation target in internal notes.
• Ryuuen questioned Horikita about Class D’s public entry but obtained no official position or result to challenge.
• Ichinose retained Class B’s own confirmation window and refused to synchronize its sequence with Class D.
• The first-row applicant left her old application pending for personal handling, and Hirata said it could not carry over automatically.
• Horikita recorded that personal confirmation did not override other personal fields, and Hirata set the next round’s order as confirmation first, restoration second.

The first applicant withdrew her old application from Class D’s current schedule without erasing its history, while the second line’s confirmed action continued separately. The chapter left the first applicant’s new application pending personal reconfirmation, with each class recording and bearing its own preparation costs.

• The first applicant moved her old application into the history column, and Hirata recorded that it would no longer guide the current schedule.
• The second line continued its internal confirmation, while Gu Heng and the third line recorded that it could not replace the first applicant’s personal decision.
• Sudo coordinated only confirmed actions, and Ichinose kept Class B’s delayed confirmation window in its own records rather than using Class D’s vacant slot.
• Horikita updated Class D’s public wording to clarify that old applications did not replace personal confirmation, and Hirata marked the empty schedule slot as awaiting personal handling.
• The first applicant placed the old application in the history folder, while Ryuuen and Ishizaki recorded Class C’s own preparation gap without treating Class D’s loss as an advantage.

The first applicant reviewed her own fields but did not decide whether to enter Class D’s current schedule, while the second applicant completed her separate restoration record. The chapter left the first applicant’s application pending her personal choice, with the official grouping still unchanged.

• The first applicant reviewed her personal fields, and Class D recorded that she had viewed them without treating this as an official position.
• The second applicant completed her restoration record and stressed that her action did not determine the first applicant’s choice.
• Horikita told Ryuuen that Class D had not announced whether the first applicant had entered the official grouping.
• The first applicant wrote that her application remained pending, and Hirata kept her page separate from the public school result.
• Class D recorded viewing, application, and action times separately while the first applicant said she would make her choice next time.