Practical teaching: Starting from the soul traveling through Dragon Garden

Chapter 185 The scapegoat

What Horikita can understand, Ryuuen can understand, and naturally Sakayanagi can understand as well.

The reason why Sakayanagi set the price so high right from the start was that she was gambling that no one would be willing to engage in a price war with her. After all, if she starts with a very low price, in the end no one will be willing to give up because they paid too much in the early stages. There is also uncertainty because one does not know where the opponent's limit is and it is easy to fail at a high price.

Sakayanagi's strategy is to set a high price at the beginning and make his attitude clear. To engage in a price war with Sakayanagi is to die.

However, Sakayanagi still underestimated Ryuuen. Ryuuen not only liked to face challenges, but was also stubborn.

Sakayanagi's high price has exposed a fatal problem, that is, Sakayanagi is afraid that someone will start a price war with her.

Without telling Horikita too much of his thoughts, Ryuuen came to Class A, the best class in the second grade. It was a pity that it was occupied by Ryuuen and his group.

"Kinda, go spread some news."

Before Ryuen could finish, Ishizaki leaned over and said, "Brother, please give me your instructions."

In terms of enthusiasm, Ishizaki is definitely the most active one in the class. If his abilities can be improved a little bit more, his future will be immeasurable.

"I will assign you a task separately. No rush. Let's talk about Jintian first."

Jintian took out a small notebook from the drawer: "You say."

This kid Kaneda just likes to do all these nonsense. Ishizaki regards Ryuen as his elder brother, while Kaneda regards Ryuen as his leader. The difference in their attitudes is very obvious.

"Go to the first grade and announce that if you cooperate with our Class A, you can get a 100,000-point reward. You can get another 100,000 points after the exam. Students who refuse the invitation of Class B because they want to cooperate with our Class A can get an additional 10,000 points. At the same time, you must remind the first graders that we will not only cooperate with top students, but also with students who have outstanding abilities in a certain field."

Kaneda wrote down Ryuen's words word for word. He opened his mouth, still hesitating whether to ask his questions.

"I know what you want to ask. You just need to do it. The sooner you do it, the better. Go now. I think Class B probably hasn't won over many top first-year students yet."

Jintian nodded and turned to go about his business.

"Hiyori, after Kaneda released the news, there will definitely be many first-year students who will come to us to discuss cooperation. Your task is to keep them stable. You can promise them all the conditions I just mentioned. Ask them to sign a contract first, but the contract cannot include specific points. This is very important. Tell them that the distribution of points will be handled by Ishizaki, and ask them to come directly to Ishizaki after signing the contract."

Hiyori nodded, this matter is difficult and easy at the same time, it mainly depends on how stupid the first years are.

Finally, it was Ishizaki's turn. Ishizaki couldn't wait any longer and was ready to contribute.

"How's your practice going lately?"

Ryuen did not give him a direct order, but first asked about Ishizaki's recent hard work and training.

"Boss, I feel very strong now. If that troublemaker from the first grade comes again, I will definitely beat him up on the head."

It's not a stretch to boast. It's only been a few days, and Ryuuen doesn't believe that Ishizaki can reach this level. But seeing how confident he is, it seems that the training has yielded good results.

"Albert, you and Ishizaki will be responsible for issuing points together."

Not only Ishizaki was confused, but Albert was also confused. Not to mention that both of them were terrible at math, things involving points were always handled by Hiyori, and they had no idea how many points the class had, so they didn't understand why Ryuen gave this task to them.

You have to know that Albert and Ishizaki are both fighters, not intellectuals, so it's normal that they can't understand.

Ryuen asked Ishizaki: "Do you think the first-year students are worth spending more than 200,000 to recruit them?"

"It's not worth it." Ishizaki blurted out. What a joke, two hundred thousand points are enough for Ishizaki to squander for several months. How can a first-year student get the points he has worked hard to save for the class for a year just by taking an exam? Ishizaki must think it is not worth it.

"If it's not worth it, why should we spend that unfair point?"

Ryuuen seemed to be saying something that was a matter of course.

"Oh, no, that's not what you said." Ishizaki hasn't reacted yet.

"What did I say?" Ryuen asked Ishizaki.

"You said you would give the first graders 100,000 points first, and then another 100,000 after the exam."

Ishizaki was confused, still wondering if he remembered it wrongly, but wasn't this what Ryuen just said? He shouldn't have remembered it wrongly.

"Did I say that? Albert, did I say that?"

Long Yuan asked Albert, and Albert shook his head. He already understood what Long Yuan meant.

"Didn't he say that?" Ishizaki was dumbfounded. Was he hallucinating? Did Ryuuen really not say those words just now, and was he just making them up in his mind?
"Shiina, didn't Ryuen say that just now?" Ishizaki turned and asked Hiyori.

Hiyori smiled and shook her head: "No."

"Huh? Oh, oh, oh."

Ishizaki finally understood what Ryuen meant. Ryuen was engaging in a price war with Sakayanagi, and the price he promised was something Sakayanagi could not afford. But in fact, Ryuen had no intention of paying the first-year points.

“This is the first lesson I teach the first graders as a senior: trust.”

Ibuki was always there. Although she didn't participate in the planning, she would never miss any class meeting. In the entire Class A, except for Ryuuen, Ibuki had the greatest desire to be promoted.

Ibuki suddenly blurted out, "Is this really a good idea to break my promise to the first-years? If we have to take exams with the first-years in the future, it will be terrible, right?"

The problem Ibuki mentioned does exist, but Ryuuen had already thought of it.

"Where is Kaneda?" Ryuen asked Ibuki in the same way.

"Go spread the conditions you mentioned to the first years." Ibuki frowned, thinking about what Ryuen really wanted to say.

"But I didn't say anything. What would Kaneda say?" Ryuuen looked innocent.

"It's despicable that you let Kaneda take the blame like this." Ibuki expressed his contempt for Ryuuen.

I can only say that Ibuki is still too naive. It is normal for subordinates to take the blame for their leaders in the workplace.

"I don't know what you are talking about. What Kaneda said has nothing to do with me, Long Yuan."

The discussion ended here. Jintian, who left first, had no idea that he had been blamed for a huge crime.

In the entire class, the only one who could take the blame was Kaneda. As his trusted general and with his own outstanding abilities, Kaneda's words were convincing among the first years and he was the only one who could speak on behalf of Ryuuen in front of the first years. However, he had to bear with it a little when Ryuuen finally put the blame on him.

Long Yuan has no psychological burden. How can great things be accomplished without sacrifice? How can talents be cultivated without training? This is a test for Jin Tian.

(End of this chapter)