People at the practical education center only want to drop out.

And this girl is one of the people being discussed in the class group chat—Karuizawa Megumi!

Next to Karuizawa, in the same frame, is a closed door that clearly displays the room number.

Soon, someone provided an answer to the question about the pool based on the room number in the photo.

"I live on that floor. I remember, that room number... it should be Bai's room!"

The next moment, Chi posted a photo.

The protagonist is still Karuizawa, and the background is still the doorway of Shirahara's room.

But at this moment, Karuizawa had already raised his head, looked at the camera, at the location of the pond, and pointed an index finger at it fiercely, with a fierce and angry look on his face, and roared something.

Clearly, Karuizawa had already discovered the pond where the photo was taken by seeing the group chat content.

By this point, Bai Lan had basically learned the truth about the door-blocking incident.

173. Ike Kanji's Scheme

Bai Lan already knew the truth behind the door blocking incident.

In fact, these guys weren't there to ambush Bai Lan.

Instead, they were drawn there by Karuizawa and Ike's argument.

After Ike posted the second photo, Karuizawa immediately dragged him into the fray, and the two started arguing again.

Yes, that's right, "again".

Since enrolling, Karuizawa has frequently led the "Gyaru Girls" group in arguing with Ike's trio of girls, and they have been targeting each other.

The reason is mostly because the trio often completely disregarded the feelings of the girls around them in the classroom, pointing and commenting on the female students' physical appearance and making lewd jokes.

This behavior immediately attracted the attention of many girls in the class. The girls felt disgusted by them and cast disdainful glances at them.

However, they probably thought that this would make girls "look at them differently," and that this meant they "cared," and then they would have a chance to develop "liking" them.

After giving them a disdainful look, the girls either didn't want to cause trouble because Sudo, one of the trio, looked too scary, or they were too lazy to pay attention to them. Most of them would think "it's better to keep your eyes off them" and quickly look away.

However, the trio interpreted this as "shyness".

Therefore, instead of restraining themselves, they became even more brazen.

The other girls chose to endure it, but Karuizawa did not.

Karuizawa, in order to play her role as a gyaru well, and to show her unassailable strength and win over the girls who were disgusted by the trio, formed a small group of gyaru to represent the girls in fighting against the trio. Thus, a feud was formed between the two groups.

In the days that followed, the Karuizawa gyaru gang attacked the trio not only for the trio's comments about girls, but also for any slight mistake or slip-up the trio made. The Karuizawa gyaru gang would point fingers and ridicule them relentlessly.

The trio, too, wouldn't let any opportunity to take down the Spice Girls group slip by.

Because Ike and Karuizawa got into an argument, they focused all their attention on the "battle" in front of them in order to win the argument, so they stopped paying attention to the content in the group chat.

The onlookers in the group, eagerly awaiting the aftermath of the incident, were extremely curious about how things would unfold. However, Chi's argument with Karuizawa led to a hiatus in his updates.

People in the group waited and waited, but nothing came of it, and they got anxious.

Later, someone realized the reason for the "discontinuation": the two of them had started arguing again.

Then, someone suggested: Since everyone knows that Chi photographed Karuizawa outside Bai Lan's room, then the location of their argument must be outside Bai Lan's room. Since we can't wait to know what happens next, why not just go to the scene and "follow the story"? Anyway, it's in the dormitory, not far away, and it's a boys' floor that "both boys and girls can go to".

In the dormitory building, boys and girls were assigned to different floors. To protect the girls, boys were not allowed to go to the girls' floors, but there were no restrictions on girls going to the boys' floors.

Most of the people in the original Class D were the kind of people who loved to watch the drama unfold and didn't realize the danger until it was too late. Therefore, the above proposal quickly gained the approval of many people.

Soon, a large number of onlookers from the original Class D immediately shifted their attention from online to offline, quickly gathering at the door of Bai Lan's room to watch Karuizawa and Ike's argument.

In other words, blocking the door was just a side thing; watching the drama was the "real deal."

In reality, what Bai Lan didn't know was that the reason Chi argued with Karuizawa wasn't simply because he wanted "revenge."

In Chi's opinion, if Bai Lan hit someone to intimidate others and protect the class, then the whole class would owe Bai Lan a favor.

However, Chi was unwilling to accept this favor.

He doesn't understand things like hidden benefits; he doesn't have that long-term vision. He just can't stand others being more prominent than him.

If he accepts what was said above, wouldn't that mean he accepted Bai Lan's favor and protection?

Doesn't this make him seem inferior to Bai Lan, and that he's been overshadowed by her?

Moreover, the one who was trying to steal the spotlight from him was Bai Lan, whom he disliked the most!

Chi once said: He hates all the boys who are more handsome than him, more attention-grabbing than him, and more popular with girls than him.

In Chi's eyes, Bai Lan, who is handsome, the most popular in the entire grade, and liked by girls, and even Horikita and Kushida treat him differently, is the boy he hates the most and his biggest rival.

Not to mention, the direct beneficiary of Bai Lan's beating was Karuizawa, the person in the class who got along the least with him and often clashed with him.

If Bai Lan is the boy Chi hates the most.

So Karuizawa is the girl Ike hates the most.

In short, Chi was unwilling to accept Bai Lan's "favor" and was unwilling to openly accept that he was being protected by Bai Lan.

He was also unwilling to repay Shirai Ran's favor on behalf of Karuizawa, as a member of the class.

Therefore, he intends to disprove this claim!

what can we do about it?

Chi looked at the chat messages in the group while thinking, but couldn't find a solution.

Afterwards, Chi planned to go out and find his cronies to discuss solutions to this problem in private.

However, as soon as he stepped out of the room, he was immediately struck by inspiration!

Where does inspiration come from?

After Ike Kanji opened the door, he quickly saw a girl in the hallway.

Moreover, this girl looked very familiar.

This girl is one of the people being discussed in the class group chat—Karuizawa Megumi!

You should know that although male and female students live in the same dormitory building in this school, they live on different floors.

This floor is all for guys!

Why is Karuizawa here?

Soon, Ike noticed the door that Karuizawa was leaning against.

Because Chi regarded Bai Lan as his biggest rival, and the two happened to be on the same floor, Chi had a deep memory of the location of Bai Lan's room.

He didn't even need to look at the room number; based on the general location alone, he could tell that the door Karuizawa was leaning against belonged to Shirai.

Why did Karuizawa appear at Shirai's door and act as if she was waiting?

What is Karuizawa waiting for?

No need to think about it?

She was waiting at the entrance of Bai Lan's house, naturally waiting for Bai Lan!

Why is Karuizawa waiting for Shirai?

Between these two...

Driven by desire, Chi felt his intelligence suddenly surge.

In an instant, a flash of inspiration struck Chi.

Inspiration comes!

Chi slapped his forehead and came up with a plan.

He thought of a way.

If he can prove that Bai Lan's actions were not "for the class," but only for a specific person.

In this way, Bai Lan's contributions to the class would be reduced to contributions to a single individual.

Does that mean he doesn't have to owe Shirai a favor because of the Karuizawa incident?

Chi thought it made a lot of sense.

The image of Karuizawa leaning against Shiran's door waiting for her is the best evidence to prove Ike's point of view!

Thinking of this, Chi immediately made a plan. He decided to dispel the previous statement by insisting that "Bai Lan and Karuizawa have an affair. Bai Lan only hit Nan Yun and the others to stand up for her boyfriend. He just wanted to protect his girlfriend, not to uphold justice."

Once he successfully characterizes Bai Lan's motive for hitting someone as "out of personal feelings," then the class will not need to owe him a favor, and Chi, as a member of the class, will naturally not be inferior to Bai Lan because of this matter.

Besides, once Bai Lan and Karuizawa's relationship is officially confirmed, they will both appear to others as people with boyfriends/girlfriends.

In this way, he can also "eliminate" two opponents along the way.

how to say?

Let's talk about Bai Lan first.

Once Bai Lan gets a girlfriend, a large portion of the girls who like him may "unfollow" him, or even turn their love into hatred and become enemies.

Once the girls stop liking Bai Lan, wouldn't he have the chance to surpass Bai Lan and become "a boy who is more popular with girls than Bai Lan"?

Let's talk about Karuizawa next.

Once Karuizawa becomes Shirai's girlfriend, girls who used to like or still like Shirai might think, "If I can't have her, why should Karuizawa get her?"

As a result, Karuizawa will definitely attract the hatred of these girls and become the target of everyone's hatred!

Kill two birds with one stone!

No, that's not right!

The matter is not over yet.

Chi also thought of something that involved his own significant interests!

Keep in mind that Bai Lan had just beaten someone up not long ago.

Moreover, this happened in broad daylight, taking him to four different places and brutally beating up six people in one go.

In fact, among these six people, there was a high-ranking student council vice president and three girls who had gender advantages in society!

In Chi's view, no matter how powerful Bai Lan is, she will still be punished to some extent.

If Bai Lan is punished, the class is likely to lose points.