They were informed that there would be a behavior assessment lasting over twenty more days.
"How is that even possible?!"
A boy said, "So we lost over 500 points in 6 days, and there are still over twenty days left this month. We definitely won't have living expenses next month!"
"I don't want that!"
The boy said, "And what they said earlier about direct admission to university and employment rates, it was all a lie!"
"The school deceived us!" the boy said.
"Oh?" Chabashira Sae's slender eyes looked over.
"Then you can choose to withdraw," Chabashira said.
"And this is also something I need to distribute to you all."
Chabashira took down a stack of documents she had brought to the podium, walked over to the students in the first row, and had them pass them down.
It was similar to passing out test papers.
But.
This was no test paper.
[I, XXX, voluntarily choose to withdraw from Advanced Nurturing High School due to personal reasons.
Signature.]
"…"
Hey, hey, hey, what's going on here?!
Are they just letting people withdraw so casually?
Of course, it was a casual withdrawal, but it was just a show of force.
She had, after all, served as a Teacher for one Class, so for such troublesome students, directly presenting a withdrawal proposal was enough.
"H-How could this be…"
The troublesome student also received the agreement.
But he did not fill in his name.
Because.
Although it was outrageous, the free accommodation, tuition, and living expenses were unmatched by any other school outside.
So, since he wasn't stupid, why would he choose to withdraw?
Chabashira was no longer looking at that student.
"Once a withdrawal application is accepted, it will be submitted to the Student Council. After the Student Council President stamps and confirms it, the applicant must leave the school within 2 hours. If they do not act, then a violent enforcement will be requested."
Chabashira said without mercy.
"Ugh—"
She was so beautiful, a mature older sister.
Yet she spoke such cruel words with a straight face.
Some of the girls had already cowered.
"Um, everyone, it's fate that we all came to this school," Hirata said quickly. "So please don't just casually suggest withdrawing."
He probably didn't want to see any students in the Class get into trouble or withdraw.
After all, in everyone's eyes, he was like a Little Angel, embracing everyone.
"But now that we know what points to adhere to, if we persevere, we can still pass safely," Hirata said. "And even if we can't save 400 points, if we can save 300 points, everyone can still get 30,000 points for living expenses next month."
"Eh…" XN
Although Hirata was very popular, this time, unlike before, not everyone agreed with him.
Because.
It was the sixth day of school.
Their Class had only 480 points left out of 1000 Class evaluation points.
On average, they had lost 74 points per day over the previous six days.
And now it was May, so there were 25 days left.
Forget dividing 480 points by 25; even losing just 20 points a day felt very difficult.
"Um, everyone—"
At this moment, Kushida, who had been called out earlier, also joined the fray.
After all.
Although suggesting that everyone adhere to behavioral norms and discipline might lower her popularity at this moment.
But she was the Class's Little Angel, considering everyone, so naturally, she couldn't just say nothing.
So she also joined Hirata's camp, hoping everyone would abide by the rules.
"To upgrade to Class A, or even if it's not possible… then for our living expenses next month, please try your best in the coming days."
"If we can still save 300 points, then with a little saving, 30,000 points next month should barely be enough for living."
Kushida said with her hands clasped together.
But now that the evaluation was related to next month's living expenses, even those without the ambition to upgrade to Class A would start to work hard.
"So it's related to living expenses."
Yes.
It had become intimately related to themselves.
"And if we can't get 300 points, only 200 points… then we'll still have 20,000 points for living expenses. The minimum daily consumption of 600 points in the cafeteria also seems manageable."
Some students also started to waver.
Because if they didn't recognize the school, they would be expelled.
They definitely didn't want to be expelled.
So, they would try hard to get living expenses.
However, the so-called 300 points and 200 points simply did not meet Hachiman's requirements.
To try to challenge Class A, the basic score had to be at least 400 points.
But for this Class of students, even if someone took the lead in enforcing rules, it was hard to say whether they could ultimately retain 200 points.
So, it wasn't enough, still not enough.
If verbal promises alone could accomplish it, then they wouldn't have lost so many points in these few days.
Therefore, Hirata and Kushida's suggestions were still too gentle.
Not enough.
"…" Hachiman.
So Hachiman focused on Horikita Suzune to his left.
Although Horikita had just felt that Hirata had stolen her lines, since Hirata had completed the task of helping Hikigaya Hachiman out of a difficult situation, she didn't need to step in.
But now.
Horikita Suzune frowned.
She was probably surprised by the content of the behavioral requirements.
After all, things like not making small movements in Class, not being late or leaving early, and not touching phones—weren't these the most basic qualities a student should have?
So why were everyone around her looking so serious?
But now.
Hachiman glanced around at the other students.
Some students seemed to have cowered.
Deciding to either comply and give it a try.
However, even more students looked troubled.
And he also didn't think that Hirata and Kushida's gentle approach could guarantee that all students in the Class would comply.
Therefore.
Sure enough.
They needed to be restrained.
And this restraint.
Hachiman looked at Horikita Suzune.
"…" Horikita Suzune.
Horikita Suzune finally noticed his gaze.
Oh?
Was he hoping she would help?
But now.
Yes.
She had to make a move too.
Hikigaya had already exposed the points.
And Hirata and Kushida's so-called friendly persuasion simply couldn't make all these students, who had lost 500 points in six days, act and comply.
So.
"I find it ridiculous that you are afraid of these tests," Horikita Suzune stood up at this moment. "I am Horikita Suzune. And in these 6 days, I haven't lost a single point. I don't think this is difficult at all; rather, the fact that you can't do it, or that you're afraid, is quite ridiculous."
"Although this is a test as a Class collective, could you please not drag me down?"
One should say, as expected of Horikita.
With one opening, she offended everyone.
Didn't you see all the students looking at you in surprise?
Only.
"Horikita, what you said is too absolute…"
Karuizawa, who had asked a question earlier, said.
"Not losing a single point herself…" Karuizawa seemed to find it unbelievable.
Because, Horikita Suzune, can you really stay away from your phone and not touch it at all during Class?
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