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

Yamauchi retorted, "Don't you want to? You were just a step too slow. I saw it all. I saw you preparing to question Hirata first, so I rushed to question him. Besides, it's better for me to implicate others than to be implicated by them."

"Yamauchi!"

"Pond!"

The two glared at each other.

Dozens of people were watching them, seemingly expecting something.

In this atmosphere, they felt it would be impolite not to fight.

Hirata eventually came to their rescue.

"Alright, I believe that Ike and Yamauchi have realized the problem with their behavior, so let's not keep harping on them. Let's all keep an eye on them and make sure they are more careful with their words in the future."

Bai's act of playing a negative example is probably intended to serve as a warning to everyone, encouraging them to correct their mistakes if they have them and to strive for improvement if they don't.

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Also, students, there's a club information session later. Those who want to join a club should hurry and learn more. I want to play soccer, anyone want to join?

With Hirata's mediation, everyone cooperated by diverting their attention from the lewd duo and quickly leaving the classroom to go about their own business.

Ike and Yamauchi breathed a sigh of relief, then found seats nearby and sat down, licking each other's wounds while muttering curses at those who had caused them to end up in this situation.

......

Stadium No. 1.

Horikita followed Shiraran here.

Upon entering the stadium, someone handed each of Bai Lan and her companions a brochure.

Bai Lan flipped through it casually and found that it was all about the introductions of various clubs and how to join.

Bai Lan didn't look closely; he simply grabbed a boy wearing a soccer jersey who was passing by and started asking him questions.

Although this is a stadium, there is no place to play football.

The fact that someone arrived at this location wearing a soccer jersey, and that their jersey was very clean, suggests that they are likely someone sent by the soccer club to recruit new members.

Upon learning that Bai Lan wanted to inquire about club matters, the boy in the sports uniform became very enthusiastic in order to recruit new members.

After seeing that Bai Lan was chatting with someone, Horikita left on her own. After all, she had already proven herself, and there was no point in continuing to follow Bai Lan. Besides, she had her own purpose in coming here.

By asking Bai Lan, it was learned that the football club was already one of the most powerful clubs in the school, and also the club that went out to compete a lot.

However, even the football club members spend very few days outside throughout the year.

One reason is to ensure that the competition schedule does not conflict with important school events.

Secondly, the level of the competition should be appropriate for their skill level.

Therefore, they don't actually have many matches to choose from.

Moreover, even if they leave school to participate in competitions, they have little freedom.

When not competing, they either stay in the car or at their accommodation. During competitions, they cannot run around or even have unnecessary conversations with outsiders.

Upon hearing this, Bai Lan instantly lost interest in going out through club activities.

At this point, the club information session hadn't even officially started yet; the stage was still being tested.

But Bai Lan had already lost interest in it, and before the club briefing even started, he turned and left the gymnasium.

However, his trip was not entirely fruitless.

He noticed something interesting.

The club members said that when choosing to participate in the competition, they had to consider whether it would conflict with important school events.

So, to put it another way: many competitions will conflict with the timing of important school events?

Bai Lan immediately sensed that something was wrong.

Since it's a competition for high school students, the schedule should logically be arranged to avoid the time when high school students have their big exams, right?

If that's the case, why would Advanced Nurturing High School still screen out so many competitions?

Bai Lan thought of a possibility: In addition to the major exams every semester, Advanced Nurturing High School has many important activities that cannot be skipped casually, or that would have serious consequences if skipped!

37. Kushida is no longer a threat.

Bai Lan felt that she could predict the approximate timing of those important events based on this.

Bai Lan only needed to know the schedule of all the competitions that each club could participate in this year.

Then mark all the match dates on the calendar...

What is certain at present is that: there is a competition = there will definitely be no major events.

Therefore, Bai Lan can deduce that: no competition = there may be an important event!

Wait until Bai Lan compiles this information.

Bai Lan was able to predict the approximate dates of all the important events this year!

Knowing the time of important events in advance allows you to make various arrangements accordingly.

This is extremely important intelligence!

If a class has even a little bit of ambition, wouldn't they buy it?

See, this brings in new income!

Oh dear, I haven't even figured out how to spend my two million yuan yet, and now I'm about to make another fortune.

But I'm about to be expelled from school, so how am I supposed to spend this money?

What if someone dies before the money is spent? Wouldn't that just be a waste of money for the school?

"This is the trouble of the rich. Is this what it means to be rich?"

By the way, can points be directly exchanged for money?

That should be possible, right?

After all, didn't Mr. Chabashira say that in this school, 'points can buy everything'?

Surely we can't be unable to even exchange the most basic currency?

With this in mind, Bai Lan became even more motivated to gather intelligence and earn points.

This is his funding for future activities all over the world!

In fact, information about the competitions that various clubs can participate in this year is not a secret.

You can even find out by checking the club's official account.

The information is placed in the most prominent position.

In order to make a name for themselves and attract new members, those clubs applied for funding from the student union, eager to let the whole world know that they were qualified to participate in those high-level competitions.

However, Bai Lan did not intend to inquire about it herself.

Bai Lan mainly disliked the hassle.

A school may have dozens of clubs, some of which participate in several competitions a year.

Check them one by one.

By the time he finishes his investigation, we can all go get a late-night snack.

Moreover, earning points is just a side thing; dropping out of school is the real priority.

He plans to outsource the collection of basic intelligence.

His job is simply to integrate and package it into the most valuable form, and then sell it.

When it comes to gathering intelligence, the most convenient way is actually to buy it directly from the official sources.

If the price is right, Bai Lan will skip hiring someone and buy it directly from the school.

If you hire people, there will be too many people and too much chatter.

If others knew that he was collecting this kind of intelligence, a smart person could make connections and guess his thought process, or even get the intelligence before him by following his line of thinking.

In that case, his intelligence would be worthless.

Thinking of this, Bai Lan made a phone call to Cha Zhu.

Because the intelligence wasn't classified.

The school can even retrieve the data directly from the server, without having to collect it from the official accounts of each club one by one.

That's so fast.

In the end, Bai Lan only spent 2 points to buy the information he wanted.

Bai Lan felt that the 2 yuan was well worth the money.

He quickly earned back his investment many times over!

After dinner, Bai Lan spent half an hour organizing the intelligence and deducing the approximate dates of all the "important events" this year.

After seeing the results of their hard work.

Bai Lan was dumbfounded: "What the hell? They actually have to hold those 'important events' during winter and summer vacations that you can't miss? No wonder it's a school that claims to be 'simulating society,' they even simulate 'working overtime on holidays'!"

Imagine how devastated you would feel if you were having a great time with your friends during the holidays, only to have the school suddenly announce that you have to "work overtime"!

Fortunately, he's about to drop out of school, so he won't have to wait until then!

Bai Lan did not immediately release this intelligence.

The bigger the storm, the more expensive the fish.

Currently, the first-grade classes are not yet aware of the fierce competition within their classes.

He plans to wait a few days until everyone has calmed down a bit, then he can sell it at a better price.

Of course, this is all on the premise that he hadn't been expelled from school at that time.

Thinking of this, Bai Lan made a phone call to Kushida before going to bed.

When Kushida asked Shirai for teaching materials, the two exchanged contact information.

Soon, the call was connected.