Practical teaching, all I want is your reward.

Although anyone can draw a map, creating a realistic, accurate, and understandable map still requires a certain level of skill from the mapmaker.

"What is the ratio?" Suzuki Toru asked.

“They will transfer all their supplies to us, including daily necessities and food, but each person in Class A will have to pay Class C 20,000 personal points every month until graduation,” Katsuragi Kohei answered without any pretense.

“Eight hundred thousand points a month, that’s nearly thirty million points over three years. That’s a considerable sum.” Suzuki Tetsu looked at him with a smile. “You’ve already agreed?”

Katsuragi Kohei was silent for a moment: "I'm waiting for you to come back to discuss it. Whether you agree or refuse, it's best to give him an answer before roll call today."

Upon hearing this, Hashimoto Masayoshi was startled. What exactly was the relationship between the two of them?

"Let me see the guide."

Upon hearing this, Katsuragi Kohei handed the user manual to Suzuki Toru.

If Class A wants to retain their exam points, they only need to ensure a minimum standard of living by preparing a week's worth of food, drinking water, and necessary daily necessities.

According to the guide, if you buy food packages as a class, the lowest package costs 10 exam points per meal, and 20 points for two meals a day, which includes drinking water.

As a result, one hundred and forty points would be spent per week.

But the school certainly wouldn't leave them stranded on this deserted island with exam points; there's probably plenty of "wild food" hidden here.

Suzuki Tetsu remembered seeing many wild fruits along the way, and there seemed to be fish and shrimp in the river.

Therefore, food expenses can be reduced significantly if resources are used rationally.

Once the food supply is secured, the remaining expenses won't be much.

An eight-person tent only costs ten exam points, and the bathroom and toilet are tolerable.

Besides, Class A now occupies the cave, so they don't even need tents. To take it to an extreme, they can just lay sanitary napkins on the ground, since there's an unlimited supply of menstrual products anyway.

“We can trade with them, but we’ll pay whatever we pay for. There’s no reason to give them 20,000 personal points.” Suzuki Tetsuya remained calm. To be honest, even if there was no food on the island, he could get his own.

Kohei Katsuragi frowned. Although he understood what Toru Suzuki meant, class points were the most important thing, and losing some personal points wouldn't be a big deal.

However, since Suzuki Tetsu had already said so, he had no choice but to silently put away the guide and map.

"By the way, we've already checked in at all the outposts outside."

Katsuragi Kohei nodded subconsciously, then suddenly realized something was wrong. Had he misheard?

"All the outposts?"

"That's right, if nothing is missing."

Suzuki Tetsu stroked his chin. He planned to go again tonight, wondering what kind of expression Horikita Suzune would make.

Meanwhile, Katsuragi Kohei almost trembled. He thought Suzuki Tetsu had only discovered the outposts, but he didn't expect that the other party had checked in at all of them.

Isn't this efficiency a bit outrageous?

Keep in mind that they had just chosen their campsite, and the toilet wasn't even fully assembled yet.

No, is this how you usually conduct investigations?

Chapter 124 Is the entire island your base?

Leaving aside Class A's campsite, on the beach, Horikita Suzune watched Class B depart, then turned back to look at the noisy Class D, feeling a little frustrated.

Just a short while ago, Honami Ichinose suddenly approached them, expressing her desire to cooperate with Class D.

This sudden invitation was so unexpected that even Horikita Suzune was stunned for a moment.

The special exam had just begun when Class B took the initiative to propose cooperation, making it hard not to suspect that they had ulterior motives.

Honami Ichinose was fully aware of their concerns, so her idea was to avoid conflict and for both classes to refrain from guessing who the other's leader was.

After all, the school doesn't have a rule that you have to guess the leader, and there's no punishment even if you don't guess.

Based on this, Class B and Class D might be able to work together to find the leaders of Class A and Class C, and even go further in their cooperation.

This is why Suzuki Tetsu saw Class B and Class D stuck on the beach on the Marauder's Map.

Class D readily agreed to the proposal, especially the boys like Chi Kuan-chi, who seemed particularly excited about the points.

Horikita Suzune had some reservations, having been tricked by Suzuki Tetsu once before, which made her distrustful of others.

Faced with the high spirits of Class D, she had no room to interrupt, and for some reason, her thoughts were a bit confused.

However, Horikita Suzune could console herself that at least Class D was a little more proactive.

Immediately afterwards, Class D shattered her illusions.

As soon as Class B left the beach, Class D started arguing.

It wasn't that Class D was arguing about how to win the special exam; they were just arguing about how to use the toilet.

The girls advocated for more comfortable living spaces, such as temporary toilets, shower rooms, and tents, while the boys thought that enduring it wouldn't kill anyone and completely failed to understand the girls' demands.

As a result, the two sides almost came to blows.

Horikita Suzune was completely exasperated. If it weren't for Hirata Yosuke acting as a peacemaker, Class D might have been arguing all day.

It wasn't until a full hour had passed, and only Class D remained, all alone on the beach, that they belatedly realized they needed to get moving.

Seemingly annoyed by the time dragging on, Ike Kanji hurriedly ran into the forest alone.

Seeing this, his friends Ken Sudo and Haruki Yamauchi followed him and ran into the forest.

Walking through the forest, Horikita Suzune kept rubbing her arms, lagging behind the rest of the group.

At that moment, for some reason, Kiyotaka Ayanokoji also slowed down, deliberately keeping the same pace as her.

"To be honest, the school is a bit baffling, requiring us to live like savages on the island. I wonder if other classes feel the same way?"

Faced with his seemingly complaining words, Horikita Suzune frowned slightly and said unhappily, "Aren't we close enough to complain to each other?"

“I know, so I’m just talking to myself.” Kiyotaka Ayanokouji sighed. “Class A is the fastest to act. I always felt that they knew a lot about the Special Exams. I really can’t compete with them.”

Horikita Suzune paused for a moment, then glanced expressionlessly at Ayanokoji Kiyotaka.

"Quick action doesn't guarantee they'll win the test. The key to this special test lies in two things: how to retain test points and the leadership and strongholds."

"You're really going to be promoted to Class A?" Kiyotaka Ayanokouji looked quite shocked, as if he were looking at an oddball.

Horikita Suzune took a deep breath. What's wrong with this guy?

Is this tone deliberately meant to provoke me?

"Heh, what I do is none of your business. But what you're really asking is, are you going to give up and stay in the lower-ranked class?"

"It doesn't matter which class I'm in, but it would be great if I could get more pocket money each month. If I'm lucky, it would be nice to be able to go to Class A."

"I see. It seems you're not like the others who don't care about the privileges of Class A."

"Are you after the privileges of Class A?"

Horikita Suzune gave Ayanokouji Kiyotaka a cold look, and the latter wisely shut his mouth.

After a while, Ike Kanji, who was serving as a scout, returned to the main force with a look of excitement on his face.

"Hirata, come quick! There's a river ahead, and there's flat land nearby that we can use as a campsite! It's just ahead, only a few minutes' walk!"

Upon hearing this news, Class B was almost suddenly stunned.

When they eagerly followed Chi Kuanji to the river, they found that there was indeed a wide flat area, which must have been deliberately prepared by the school and was very suitable for camping in the wild.

"Look, there's another time clock here, and it shows that Class A...A is taking over?"

Chi Kuanzhi, who was pointing at a large rock, suddenly froze. He had just seen it and immediately ran back to inform everyone, without having a chance to take a closer look.

Hirata Yosuke walked beside him and followed his finger to see a timer embedded in the stone, which showed that Class A was occupying the base and there were more than six hours left.

"Why is it Class A that's taking over?" Ike Kanji couldn't understand the situation at all. He didn't see a single person from Class A.

"Class A acted too quickly," Hirata Yosuke muttered to himself, then suddenly realized something. "Get out of here quickly, retreat to the vicinity of the forest!"

If he remembered correctly, using another class's base without permission would deduct 50 exam points!

If a student from Class A suddenly appears and accuses them of using Class A's base in violation of regulations, Class D might be in trouble immediately!

Due to Hirata Yosuke's vigilance, Class D, unaware of the situation, retreated to the edge of the river.

Several minutes passed before Hirata Yosuke finally breathed a sigh of relief, as he still couldn't see any sign of Class A.

It seems that Class A was just taking advantage of the situation to grab a spot, and didn't intend to ambush them.

"What should we do next?" Someone subconsciously looked at Hirata Yosuke.

Hirata Yosuke replied calmly, "No need to rush. With us here, Class A won't be able to come back to clock in. We can just rush to clock in again when the time is up."

As he spoke, his gaze fell upon the people around him.

"Does anyone want to be a leader?"

At this moment, Kikyo Kushida spoke first: "I think it would be very conspicuous if Hirata-kun and Karuizawa-kun were to be the leaders. Should we let Horikita-kun take on the role?"

Everyone's gaze involuntarily turned to Horikita Suzune on the outermost edge. She was slightly taken aback, but then looked at Kushida Kikyo and Hirata Yosuke as if nothing had happened.

"Although this is just my personal recommendation, I think Horikita is very responsible and has helped Sudo and the others pass their exams smoothly. This job would be a good fit for her."

With Kikyo Kushida's explanation, many people gradually let go of their resistance.

“I also think this is a good suggestion. If you’re willing, Horikita-kun, would you like to be the leader?” Hirata Yosuke asked with a smile.

"I understand, that's acceptable." Horikita Suzune nodded. She was just a leader; she wouldn't feel comfortable putting someone else in that position.

With the leader's problem resolved, Hirata Yosuke was about to continue arranging the camp and sending others to scout the situation on the uninhabited island.

However, Ken Sudo and Haruki Yamauchi, both scouts, immediately brought back some incredible news.

Oh no! The entire deserted island has become Class A's base!

Chapter 125 Ryuen Sho's Ambition (Paying Off Debts 2/15)

Actually, it's not that exaggerated. Including the three bases near Class A's camp, Suzuki Tetsu only checked in at eight bases in total, leaving plenty of places for other classes to use.

Meanwhile, Ken Sudo and his team had not discovered all the bases. They only saw that Class A had occupied three bases in a row, so they rushed back immediately.

Although Hirata Yosuke knew that their words were exaggerated, he couldn't help but feel a chill run down his spine. Clearly, his class was far behind.

More importantly, they now have to wait anxiously for the outpost to be reclaimed, wasting several more hours of their time setting up camp.