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

Ordinary people and believers will lose their respect and awe for "God" and may even try to inflict more wounds on "God," make him bleed more, and bring "God" down from his throne to take his place.

Those who covet "divine power" will be almost the entire class!

Bai Lan will become an enemy of the whole world because of this!

In this way, when Bai Lan leaves, not many people will try to stop her, and the few attempts to stop her will not pose any obstacle to her.

With this in mind, Bai Lan was naturally willing to accept the punishment according to the rules.

however.

"Are you really going to follow the rules?" Even though Bai Lan had already said that, Hirata still seemed unconvinced and asked again.

Bai Lan was getting impatient: "Of course, shouldn't I follow my own rules? Do you expect me to contradict myself? What exactly are you trying to say?"

Hirata said helplessly, "I'm afraid that even if you're willing to accept their 'judgment,' they won't dare to 'judge' you! After all, you scared them quite a bit today, and I doubt anyone would dare to offend you, let alone propose to severely punish you."

Bai Lan realized what was happening.

indeed.

Today, he not only displayed invincible martial prowess, but also the ability to beat someone up and remain almost unharmed.

Moreover, in order to stir up trouble, he acted recklessly, even wanting to beat up people in his own class.

Thinking about it carefully, it's true that people are somewhat hesitant to offend them.

However, Bai Lan felt that this was not his problem.

Because this problem is not without a solution.

It can only be said that Hirata's mind is not quick enough.

“This is easy,” Bai Lan said quickly.

"How so?" Hirata asked.

Bai Lan: "You can temporarily remove me from the class group, then have the participants in the discussion turn on anonymous mode, and finally conduct a secret ballot based on the results of the discussion. Wouldn't that work?"

177. A Turning Point? A Method to Turn Punishment into Reward

"Ah! That's definitely a good idea!" After hearing Bai Lan's words, Hirata felt enlightened and said happily.

Hirata was delighted because he felt that Bai Lan's unbridled behavior just now made her seem like an uncontrollable, unrestricted bomb that could explode at any moment in the eyes of others.

Once everyone realizes that there is such an uncontrollable and dangerous bomb in their class, the others will definitely feel scared and the atmosphere in the class will become very tense.

This was something Hirata, who wanted to create a harmonious and friendly atmosphere in the class, did not want to see.

But now, Bai Lan has provided her own way of restricting herself.

Once Bai Lan's method is successfully implemented.

The students successfully "judged" Bai Lan based on their true thoughts and the rules.

Once the "trial" of Bai Lan is successfully completed.

The students will realize that Bai Lan is actually bound by rules and is not unrestrained or unbound by them.

Even in front of Bai Lan, they had something to rely on for self-protection.

In this way, the tense atmosphere in the class can be eased.

"I understand. Let's do it this way then. Kushida-kun, Horikita-kun, could you please help me organize this?"

"Okay~"

"can."

The two girls readily agreed.

However, their true feelings were not as straightforward as their words suggested.

They were still trying to figure out Bai Lan's intentions.

After all, Bai Lan is someone who doesn't like to suffer losses!

Although Hirata knew that Bai Lan was not one to suffer losses, in his opinion, the reason why Bai Lan was willing to "suffer losses" and accept punishment was mainly because of the agreement between the two of them.

According to the agreement, Bai Lan cannot actively disrupt the unity and stability of the class.

Therefore, after Bai Lan hit someone and stirred up trouble, he also had a responsibility to quell the panic he had caused in the class.

Since it was part of the agreement, Hirata believed that Shiraran had not suffered any loss.

Therefore, Hirata did not consider what Shirai intended to do by "confirming the punishment".

However, Horikita and Kushida are different.

They were unaware of the agreement between Shirai and Hirata.

Therefore, in their eyes, Bai Lan's standing up for Karuizawa and being punished was a thankless and exhausting thing.

Bai Lan suffered a huge loss!

However, Bai Lan is someone who is unwilling to suffer losses.

They felt that Bai Lan must be doing this to achieve some kind of goal.

Moreover, this goal will surely bring him some kind of benefit!

They felt that Bai Lan, who had seemingly suffered a loss, would definitely use this incident as an excuse to seek even greater benefits!

What Bai Lan gains will definitely be more than what he loses!

The question is, what exactly will Bai Lan do?

While arranging for everyone in the class to participate in the "trial" of Shirai, Kushida and Horikita pondered and tried to keep up with Shirai's wisdom.

Kushida racked his brains but still couldn't figure out how Shirai would gain benefits by having him "judged."

In the end, Kushida gave up thinking and decided that she shouldn't overthink it. She just needed to be Bai Lan's tool and obediently follow Bai Lan's arrangements. As long as she did what she was told, Bai Lan wouldn't let her suffer.

Horikita was also racking her brains, but even though her head was about to explode from thinking, she still didn't give up.

In her view, Bai Lan was someone who had gained her brother's approval.

Therefore, she felt that if she could keep up with Bai Lan's train of thought, it might mean that she was not far from being recognized by her brother!

Therefore, Horikita is still trying to figure it out.

Huang Tian deserves a caring person.

At that moment, a flash of inspiration appeared in Horikita's eyes.

Horikita suddenly noticed a problem: Why did Bai Lan talk to him so much just now?

Horikita felt that what Bai Lan had just said to her would be the key to breaking the deadlock.

What did Bai Lan just say to her?

Did Bai Lan give her a hint in secret?

After some recollection, Horikita summarized Bai Lan's words into the following key points:

1. Bai Lan plans to leave school for a period of time, which will likely be as long as 8 days;

2. Leaving school requires a lot of points, more than five million for 8 days. However, Bai Lan is willing to accept this, which shows that Bai Lan really wants to leave.

3. Bai Lan is willing to contribute to the class because he wants to get the rewards he deserves from the class. He will not sacrifice his own interests for the class unless he can get greater benefits.

4. If Bai Lan spends her points on things unrelated to the class competition, she will reduce her role in the class competition, which will free up a larger stage for Horikita to showcase his talents.

Based on the above four points, after some thought, Horikita suddenly had a look of realization:

"I understand! The reason Bai Lan did this is actually the same as the situation at the arbitration meeting in Karuizawa last time!"

He's using this opportunity to give me a chance to test my skills!

He wanted to use this to test my current level, hone my abilities, and gain more prestige in the class!

Yes!

That must be it!

Bai Lan may have to leave school for 8 days this month.

The cost of going out is so high. Even with discounts, it would still cost more than five million for eight days, but even so, he still chose to go out.

This shows that going out is very attractive to him.

By the way, he mentioned to me before that he likes the vast and free outdoors.

However, he has already been in this closed school for two months.

It's easy to imagine how frustrated he must have been.

Perhaps he preferred competing with wild animals outside of school to competing with other students.

In fact, not just this month, but probably every month from now on, he will be away for a considerable period of time.

So he was implying that I should find an opportunity to take over some of his responsibilities during the period when the power and responsibility structure of the class was in vacancies after he left school.

How much influence I can gain from the void left by his departure depends entirely on how much prestige I can gain in 'judging' him, and on the exact time of his departure.

The higher my prestige, and the longer Bai Lan is away from school, the greater my control over the class.

Only by having enough control in the class can I become the 'protagonist' in the class competition and have a better chance of gaining my older brother's approval!

Bai Lan was probably implying to me that if I wanted to gain prestige, this 'trial' would be a great opportunity.

But how can I seize this opportunity?

and many more!

I figured it out!

Bai Lan needs to spend a lot of points to go out.

Although he now has 20 million, Nan Yun still owes him 30 million.

There seem to be quite a lot.

However, even if Bai Lan only goes out for eight days each month, it would still cost more than five million just to exchange for the time she spends away.

If he wants to have fun outside, he has to spend extra points to exchange for a large amount of cash.