Chapter Summaries

The first applicant scheduled and completed a new internal short review segment after the second applicant finished her recovery, keeping their confirmations and records separate. Class D retained both applicants’ actions internally, while its formal grouping remained pending and the public chart disclosed only the boundary between personal actions and formal grouping.

• The first applicant submitted a new application for a personal short segment, and Hirata kept it separate from the old application and the second applicant’s recovery.
• After the second applicant completed her recovery, the first applicant personally confirmed the schedule and began her short review segment.
• The first applicant reported that she could continue midway through the segment, then reported her recovery after completing it.
• Class D recorded the two applicants’ actions and recovery times separately without changing its formal grouping or publishing the segment’s details.
• Ryuuen kept Class C’s preparation pending, while Ichinose kept Class B to its own confirmation order.
• Horikita added to the public chart that internal actions within a person’s own scope did not equal formal grouping.

Class D kept two students’ confirmed internal actions separate from official groupings and results as Ryuuen pressed Horikita for public details. The chapter ended with the school page still showing no official outcome, while the next pressure would test whether each student stood by their own actions.

• Horikita publicly confirmed that Class D had received the official notice and that individual internal actions did not automatically create an official grouping.
• Gu Heng and the third entry recorded the first student’s completed short segment and the second student’s continuing internal review separately, without disclosing personal details publicly.
• Ryuuen stopped seeking official positions and asked what students were willing to bear for their actions, then moved Class C’s pending marker to acknowledge its own incomplete preparations.
• Ichinose kept Class B’s confirmation window and reading order unchanged rather than treating Class D’s actions or Class C’s delay as comparative results.
• The first and second students confirmed that they would continue within their separate scopes, while Class D kept their schedules, recovery records, and applications distinct.

The first applicant chose to continue with a new Class D internal short segment, then completed it and reported her recovery. Her next round remained subject to her personal choice and recovery status, while the second applicant’s review and the official grouping status stayed separate and unresolved.

• The first applicant agreed to schedule a new internal short segment in Class D, and Hirata recorded her consent before adding it to the current schedule.
• The first applicant personally reported that she could continue midway through the segment, adjusted her own pace, and completed it while Sudo maintained only the coordination handoff.
• The first applicant reported the start of her recovery, and Hirata recorded the time separately from her continuation status and official results.
• The second applicant confirmed that her next-round review still needed reconfirmation and remained separate from the first applicant’s arrangement.
• Ryuuen saw Class D’s schedule change but did not obtain the first applicant’s application details, while Ichinose kept Class B’s confirmation order unchanged.
• Hirata filed the first applicant’s application and recovery records separately, leaving her next round awaiting her choice and recovery status.

Class D separated the first-line applicant’s decision to postpone from the second-line applicant’s choice to continue, recording each person’s recovery and scheduling status independently. The second line completed her internal review, while the first line’s next segment remained pending renewed personal confirmation.

• Hirata and Gu Heng established that the next round depended on personal confirmation and recovery status, not application order or a vacant slot.
• The first-line applicant reviewed her page, confirmed the previous segment had ended, and chose to postpone the next segment to retain recovery time.
• The second-line applicant reviewed her own scope and agreed to continue her internal review without taking the first line’s slot.
• Hirata and the third line recorded the two applicants’ statuses separately as the second line completed her review and reported recovery.
• Ryuuen and Ichinose kept Class C’s and Class B’s preparations and delays independent of Class D’s actions.
• The first-line applicant left her next decision pending, and Horikita kept the public table’s wording unchanged.

Horikita clarified that Class D’s public statement covered only its confirmation boundaries, while each applicant’s pause or continuation remained a personal, internal record rather than an official result. Class C and Class B set their own preparation orders, and the chapter ended with the applicants’ separate statuses preserved as the official grouping entry point remained open.

• Horikita told Ryuuen that Class D could record actions within each applicant’s scope but could not guarantee official places or combine their choices into a class result.
• Hirata and the third applicant recorded the first applicant’s pause and the second applicant’s completed review separately, without sharing their personal details on the public sheet.
• Ryuuen delayed Class C’s independent preparation and recorded the delay on Class C’s own page rather than treating Class D’s pause as an advantage.
• Ichinose said Class B would retain its deferred window and handle individual pages first, keeping the delay in Class B’s own records.
• The first applicant reaffirmed her choice to pause, while the second clarified that her review did not commit her to continuing; Class D kept their records in separate columns.
• Gu Heng, Horikita, and the others preserved the distinction between pausing and continuing, while the official grouping entry point remained open.

The first applicant actively retained her deferral, while Class D kept the resulting empty slot unassigned and accepted the loss of preparation time. The second applicant’s next-round review remained pending her own consent, and the chapter ended with both choices still subject to personal review.

• The first applicant reread her personal page, confirmed nothing required a change, and chose to continue her deferral while reserving recovery time.
• Hirata recorded the empty slot as pending personal reselection, and Gu Heng confirmed that neither the old application nor the second applicant could automatically fill it.
• Ryuuen left Class C’s independent preparation pending to review its own pages, giving up an opportunity to observe Class D.
• Hirata barred substitute invitations before the first applicant reported recovery time, while the second applicant refused to use her empty slot as a reason to advance.
• Ichinose kept Class B’s confirmation order separate from Class D’s delay, and Class B gave up an opportunity to observe Class D’s public pressure.
• The second applicant began reviewing her own page but left her next-round decision pending personal consent, while the first applicant kept her deferral in place.

Class D completed the second-line applicant’s internal review while preserving the first-line applicant’s postponement, then suspended its coordination window so neither old records nor vacant slots could trigger another round. Class C and Class B adjusted their own preparations, and the chapter ended with reopening Class D’s window requiring fresh personal review and consent.

• The second-line applicant consented to her own Class D review, while the first-line applicant retained her postponement and rejected coordination.
• Hirata and Sudo recorded the second-line applicant’s start, handoff, status report, review completion, and recovery separately from school records and the first-line applicant’s vacant slot.
• Gu Heng suspended Class D’s current coordination window, requiring fresh personal review and consent before anyone could enter another round.
• Ryuuen moved Class C’s preparations to its own page verification area, while Ichinose kept Class B’s delayed confirmation order unchanged.
• Horikita updated Class D’s public status to say personal choices were recorded separately and internal scheduling did not equal official grouping.
• Ryuuen told Gu Heng he would watch how Class D reopened the window next time.

Horikita defended Class D’s public status without promising outcomes, while Ryuuen and Ichinose kept their classes from treating Class D’s suspended window as an advantage. The two applicants stated their separate next steps, and the window remained suspended until personal review and renewed agreement.

• Horikita told Ryuuen that Class D would publish its internal scope and records, but could not guarantee either applicant’s outcome or claim a school result.
• Ryuuen kept Class C’s preparations independent, while Ichinose declined to use Class D’s gap for Class B’s advantage.
• The first applicant chose to delay the next phase while retaining her next page review, and the second applicant completed her review while awaiting personal agreement in the next round.
• Sudo and Hirata filed the applicants’ records separately, and Horikita updated the public wording to distinguish personal choices from official grouping.
• Gu Heng closed the internal table with the window marked suspended, pending each individual’s next review and agreement.

Class D reopened the first line’s personal application field and verified her short internal action, while keeping substitution coordination suspended. The second line remained awaiting personal review and would have to decide for herself whether to enter next time.

• The first-line applicant completed her review and personally consented to reopen only her own application field, leaving the second line and substitution coordination unchanged.
• Hirata recorded the first line’s personal confirmation, status report, completed action, and recovery time as an internal Class D result rather than an official school position.
• The first line asked whether her action had established an official position, and Gu Heng clarified that it only proved she had completed the round.
• Ryuuen moved Class C’s own pending field to its page verification area, while Ichinose kept Class B’s external observation suspended and followed its own review order.
• The second-line applicant took her page for personal review and said she would decide only for her own field when it was her turn.
• The public table recorded that only the first line’s personal application field was open and that the substitution coordination window remained suspended.

Class D reopened the first and second applicants’ personal sections separately while keeping substitute coordination suspended, so each had to bear their own scheduling costs. Class C and Class B also adjusted their preparation around the cost of reduced external observation, leaving the next move to whoever would pay for another personal action.

• The second applicant completed her personal review and reopened her own application section, while Gu Heng kept substitute coordination suspended and the first row’s old records separate.
• Hirata scheduled the second applicant’s review within Class D, and the third row recorded its completion and one-time cost without using the first row’s historical action platform.
• Ryuuen moved Class C’s preparation forward at the cost of one fewer external comparison, while Ichinose delayed Class B’s observation to complete its own review order.
• Horikita updated the public sheet to show two separate personal application sections and no restored substitute channel, while keeping personal details off the public record.
• Gu Heng confirmed that Class D would lose coordination speed but preserve each action’s source, and the third row recorded two independent entry points with substitute coordination still suspended.

Class D separately reopened two personal application sections while keeping substitute coordination suspended, and Class C and Class B each adjusted their own preparation in response. The chapter ended with the next round depending on whether the individuals chose to apply or consent again, without any class claiming an official result.

• Horikita updated Class D’s public sheet to state that the personal application sections had opened separately while substitute coordination remained suspended.
• The two applicants recorded distinct next-round conditions: the first could submit a new application, while the second would need personal review and consent.
• Ryuuen chose to keep Class C’s observation from directly changing its current preparations, accepting the loss of an immediate comparison.
• Ichinose reordered Class B’s work around its own personal pages and recorded the missed chance to observe Class D as a cost.
• Gu Heng clarified that only new consent within personal sections could create current coordination targets, and Horikita kept personal details off the public sheet.
• The three classes retained their separate internal changes, while Class D’s next round was left dependent on whether the applicants would apply again.

Class D scheduled two personal applications against one internal verification slot, processing the first applicant while leaving the second pending until her next review. The public table showed only the class status, and the next round remained open without treating the freed record window as a class recovery.

• Gu Heng set scheduling rules that required complete sources, consent to the current slot, and clear costs; the first applicant consented while the second deferred that choice.
• Hirata placed the first applicant in the current verification column and the second in pending personal scheduling, without treating application order as priority.
• The first applicant completed verification, accepted the recovery time as her own cost, and had the result recorded as a personal outcome rather than official school confirmation.
• Ryuuen kept Class C focused on its own schedule instead of speculating about Class D's private allocation, while Ichinose delayed Class B's external observation to preserve its own review order.
• The second applicant chose to complete her next personal review before deciding whether to use a future record window, and Class D published only the limited class status.

Class D retained an unassigned resource after the second-row applicant chose to delay her application by one round. The chapter ended with the next round’s slot still empty, awaiting a fresh personal application and consent.

• The second-row applicant kept her application but chose to delay scheduling for one round, while Hirata recorded the opening as unassigned.
• Gu Heng and Hirata clarified that the applicant would need to review and confirm again next round, and that the delay neither reserved the opening nor created a formal penalty.
• Sudo left the substitute coordination suspended, and Class D accepted losing an internal review opportunity this round.
• Horikita published only that one review had ended and another application had been delayed by the applicant’s choice, without disclosing her delay period.
• Ryuuen prioritized Class C’s preparations over observing Class D, while Ichinose moved Class B’s personal reviews ahead of external observation.
• The first-row applicant’s completion remained historical, the second-row applicant’s application stayed pending, and the next round’s slot remained empty.

Class D kept its resource reserved after the second applicant chose to postpone, while Horikita and Gu Heng limited the public sheet to resource status and its scope. The three classes made separate preparation choices based on that status, but no formal positions or grouping changed; the chapter ended with the resource still reserved pending new personal applications.

• Horikita published four limits on Class D's resource status, and Gu Heng confirmed that the school page alone determined formal positions.
• Ryuuen locked Class C's preparation order to its own page, giving up an immediate opportunity to adjust based on Class D's open slot.
• Ichinose prioritized Class B's personal review over external observation and recorded the comparison it would miss.
• The second applicant kept her application but chose not to reenter the current schedule, while the first applicant said his next application would begin with a personal review.
• Hirata filed the two applicants' records separately, and Gu Heng confirmed that the resource would remain reserved without new personal consent or automatic substitute coordination.

Class D kept its public status unchanged while separating locked Class Preparation from personal resources, forcing each to proceed in its own record window. Class C and Class B also delayed observation to honor their own priorities, and the chapter ended with the second-line applicant beginning a fresh personal review without committing to a new application.

• Sudo presented Class D's locked preparation sheet, and Horikita kept it separate from the empty personal-resource section.
• Ryuuen made Class C finish its locked preparation before observing Class D, and Ishizaki moved the observation section back.
• Ichinose kept Class B's personal review ahead of external observation and recorded the resulting delay.
• Gu Heng explained that Class D could not process preparation and personal resources in parallel, while Horikita and Hirata divided the existing preparation tasks.
• The second-line applicant began reviewing her conditions for the next round without opening an application or entering internal scheduling.

Class D separated the second applicant’s new personal review from the first applicant’s concluded history and began processing the second applicant’s application with her consent. The chapter ended with the review underway, while its result and any new cost remained undecided.

• Gu Heng and Hirata recorded that the first applicant’s past conclusion did not grant priority and that the second applicant’s new application required her own review and consent.
• The second applicant submitted a new personal application, agreed to bear responsibility for the current time slot, and authorized coordination only for her application.
• Horikita updated the public table to show one personal application in internal review, while the first applicant’s next-round choice remained unsubmitted and alternative coordination stayed suspended.
• Ryuuen kept Class C’s preparation order unchanged, while Ichinose completed Class B’s personal review and postponed external observation.
• The second applicant confirmed that she alone would bear responsibility, and Gu Heng assigned the current resource exclusively to her personal review as she opened the action page.

The second-row applicant completed her personal review, releasing the current resource without restoring Class D’s unfinished preparation or restarting substitute coordination. The first-row applicant began reviewing her own next application but left consent undecided, leaving the next round dependent on her personal choice.

• The second-row applicant verified and accepted the conditions for her new personal application, while Class D kept its second preparation item separate and unfinished.
• Hirata recorded the second-row applicant’s review as complete, and the resource was released without being automatically reassigned or restoring substitute coordination.
• Horikita updated the public status, prompting Class C to delay its observation and Class B to record the change only as a condition for future judgment.
• Ayanokoji asked Gu Heng about the consequences of the released resource, and Horikita kept its status separate from the pending next-round application.
• The first-row applicant opened her historical folder and began reviewing her application, but did not yet give consent.

The first-line applicant reviewed the new conditions and personally submitted an application for the current resource, accepting responsibility for its verification and later review. The resource entered internal action without a result, while Class D’s second preparation item remained waiting.

• Hirata had the first-line applicant review her previous closing page and the current resource conditions before submitting a new application.
• The first-line applicant chose the current personal verification and accepted that Class D’s second preparation item would remain waiting.
• Sudo limited coordination to the item the first-line applicant personally approved, while Gu Heng kept Class Preparation separate from her application.
• Hirata recorded the personal application, and the third line changed the resource’s status from released to temporarily occupied.
• The first-line applicant began verifying the current slot, but no result had yet been recorded.

The first applicant continued her personal verification, accepting that Class D’s occupied resource would keep the second Class Preparation item waiting. After confirming the first source box, she proceeded to the next condition, leaving the action ongoing and its personal details private.

• Hirata recorded that the first applicant’s verification remained incomplete and that continuing would keep Class D’s current resource occupied.
• Gu Heng and Horikita kept the second Class Preparation item in its original order and prevented the class from making the applicant’s personal decision for her.
• The first applicant chose to continue verification and personally confirmed the source for the first box.
• Hirata marked the first source box complete while recording that the second box still required personal confirmation.
• Horikita updated the Public Boundary to disclose the completed source box, ongoing personal action, occupied resource, and waiting Class Preparation item.
• The first applicant continued to the next box, while Gu Heng kept her personal conditions out of the public record.

Class C and Class B handled Class D’s public status differently, with each class keeping observation separate from its own internal actions. Class D’s personal action remained ongoing, and neither outside class obtained a personal result as they awaited another public update.

• Ryuuen made Class C complete its locked preparation items before advancing its observation of Class D, and the recorder logged the delay without inferring anything from invisible fields.
• Ichinose had Class B record Class D’s public status while withholding observation from execution until the public version changed again.
• Ryuuen and Ichinose each retained an unexecuted observation record, while Class C continued its own preparation and Class B continued its personal-page verification.
• Gu Heng and Horikita kept Class D’s public table accurate and refused to explain or reveal internal personal fields to the other classes.
• The applicant’s action in Class D remained ongoing, and any extension of its public status would be recorded only after her verification was complete.