The Rule of the Majority, and the Demon King Hounded by the Library for Overdue Books

After Hirata Yousuke and several others declared that they would see the study group through to the end.

"It only just ended. Why do we need another one already...?"

"Wouldn't it be fine if we could get the real questions for the next exam too? This exam was almost exactly the same as the past papers."

"Don't act like it's so easy when you weren't the ones doing it. Shiba spent a huge amount of money to buy those past papers last time... We already used up all our points last month. Even if we could buy them, we don't have any points left."

Karuizawa Kei accidentally let it slip, but she could not hold herself back when she saw her classmates treating obtaining the real questions as something so simple.

"Who can guarantee that the school will use past exam questions as a reference again? Some people nearly got expelled during this midterm exam. The final exam will probably only be harder. Rather than relying on outside help, we should focus on improving ourselves."

Since Chabashira Sae had told everyone to speak freely during the class meeting, Horikita Suzune had no choice but to patiently reason with Class 1-D's students in order to dispel their rebellious mindset.

"Yeah, Horikita is right."

"I support that."

The students began talking among themselves.

Before long, all the dissenting voices were drowned out.

Tatsuya Sakuya sat quietly in the back row and listened, contemplating things to himself.

Any topic open to debate would inevitably have supporters and opponents, and both sides would argue for their own views.

But as long as the principle of the minority obeying the majority was invoked, there was generally no problem. If the minority refused to obey the majority, then the majority could naturally use all kinds of