"1: The easiest to talk to and the most reasonable"
"2: Stubborn and impossible to communicate with"
"3: Obeys the Shogun and has no thoughts of her own"
"4: A cold, harsh female general who doesn't understand social niceties"
"5: Given her position, she ought to be rigid and dutiful"
"The regular livestream room has 30 slots. A correct answer rewards one high-quality one-handed sword. A wrong answer deducts thirty thousand Mora. Those without Mora will accumulate debt until it is paid in full"
"The Elite Livestream Room has two slots for buzz-in answers. Yoimiya and Thoma may not reveal the answer or be selected. You have three minutes to consider"
[Kaeya: Here comes a massively awkward moment]
[Yoimiya: Why is it like this? This question is so unfair]
[Kujou Sara: Hmph, I don't care what other people think of me. It doesn't matter]
[Arataki Itto: Kujou Turtle, nothing can get through your shell?]
[Kujou Sara: Keep crawling over Yashiori Island, you Arataki Turtle]
[Thoma: Why can't I buzz in either?]
[Yae Miko: This one's difficult. What someone thinks of a person behind their back might be the complete opposite of what they say to their face]
[Kamisato Ayato: Besides, doesn't Yoimiya often get hauled in by the Tenryou Commission over public order and fire safety issues?]
[Kujou Sara: Indeed. At least seven or eight times]
That made it hard to guess. With five choices, everyone fell into thought.
By now, everyone understood how it worked: rewards and punishments were cumulative.
Choosing from five options was difficult. A publicly humiliating punishment could leave them too embarrassed to face anyone, and wrong answers accumulated too. If someone eliminated one or two answers in the first round, there would be a huge advantage in the second.
"Countdown: three, two, one. Please buzz