After the Anonymous Information Protection Qualification was revoked, all external submission pages gained a Real-Name Verification field.
Class C immediately stopped sending any messages to Class D.
Class B also suspended exchanges, and the Public Boundary where Ichinose was located became unusually quiet.
"Real names will reduce the amount of information," Hirata said.
"They'll also make what remains more expensive," Gu Heng replied.
Kushida placed a real-name submission page on the table.
The sender was an ordinary Class B student, and the content consisted of only one sentence: Someone was preparing to register Class D's Unused Permissions as Gu Heng's personal property.
This was not an exchange proposal, but it could affect tomorrow's class evaluation.
Gu Heng looked at Kushida. "Why did you accept it?"
"Because he sent it to me first."
"Did you have the authority to forward it?"
"The public fields gave me that authority." Kushida set down the permissions page as well. "Not the personal privacy fields."
This time, she had prepared more thoroughly than Gu Heng expected.
Yukimura checked the real-name information and confirmed that the sender truly came from Class B, but the content was still only that person's judgment.
Gu Heng labeled it a verifiable risk, not a fact.
Horikita demanded that the entire class review the ownership of the Unused Permissions.
Everyone had to confirm that the permissions belonged to Class D, not to Gu Heng, Horikita, or any individual.
One student raised an objection. "But Gu Heng was the first to discover the rule."
"Discovering something doesn't mean owning it," Gu Heng said.
"Then why can he decide when to use it?"
"He can't now," Horikita answered. "The review page has already restricted his ability to submit directly."
Those words brought about the first real transfer of power within Class D.
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