At this point, the class president had yet to come into contact with the Justice Devils, so she was relatively timid and not as twisted.
But now, Asaba Kotone's words had left her increasingly shaken.
She felt that Asaba made perfect sense. She had to make Teacher Tanaka take responsibility, whatever means she had to use!
"So there's really no need for you to hate or envy Mitaka. Teacher Tanaka caused all of this. Mitaka is innocent."
Asaba Kotone stressed the point once more.
The class president nodded, thoroughly convinced.
At that moment, Asaba Kotone's words suddenly opened Asa Mitaka's eyes. So the class president was jealous of her...
All this time, she had thought she could only ever envy others, and that no one would envy someone like her.
Never in her wildest dreams had she imagined that the class president, who got along so well with their classmates, would envy her too.
If not for Asaba's words, Asa Mitaka suspected she would have gone to her grave without ever realizing it.
"Then that's everything. You don't need to worry, either. I won't tell anyone about what happened today."
Asaba Kotone said.
"Thank you."
The class president thanked him not only because Asaba had refrained from kicking her while she was down, but also because he had shown her a way forward.
Asaba Kotone felt a little reassured. Thankfully, he could reason with the class president.
He felt this was a relatively good way to resolve things, one that could avoid a lot of unnecessary trouble.
The class president had yet to do anything or be influenced by the Justice Devils, so she certainly did not deserve to die.
Since Teacher Tanaka had caused all these problems anyway, he could bear the consequences himself.
Then the class president took