Only two candidates remained for the unused authority administrator: Gu Heng and Horikita.
Horikita refused to become a candidate automatically. She requested that the entire class review the administrative conditions first.
An administrator could preserve authority, submit Dispatch Requests, and reject exchanges with incomplete sources, but could not complete Personal Confirmation on behalf of members.
An incorrect dispatch would deduct twenty Private Points, while malicious concealment would deduct even more.
After reading it, Sudo said, "Whoever takes the job is unlucky."
"So it isn't a reward," Gu Heng replied.
"Then why does someone have to do it?"
"Because if no one manages it, the authority will expire at settlement."
The class split into two sides again.
Some wanted Gu Heng to take responsibility because he understood the rules best. Some wanted Horikita to take it because she was already the official submitter. Others wanted the two of them to share the burden.
But school rules stipulated that only one person could be registered.
Gu Heng did not announce in advance that he would take it.
He let Horikita review it first.
After reading it, Horikita said, "I will not accept the administrator position."
"Why?"
"I can submit plans for the class, but I am not suited to continually judge every authority dispatch."
She looked at Gu Heng. "You are suited for it, but you will count every mistake as something you could control."
This was the first time she had pointed out Gu Heng's flaw in front of the entire class.
Gu Heng did not argue.
He completed his personal review, confirmed that he accepted the administrator position, and proposed a restriction at the same time: every dispatch had to leave behind a public application, Personal Responsibility, and a review time.
"You accepted?" Hirata asked.
"I accept management, not becoming