A crossover anime, where people are in Classroom of the Imaginary Era, and behind the scenes, the ki

Before I even sat down, a faint citrus scent wafted over.

"Um... Good morning, Su Wei."

Kikyo Kushida turned to the side and asked in a voice only the two of them could hear:

Have your points been credited yet?

Upon hearing this, Su Wei took out his phone, casually swiped the screen, and then shook his head.

"As expected..."

Kikyo Kushida bit her lower lip lightly, showing no panic like the boys around her who were shouting and yelling.

Her beautiful eyes shifted slightly:

"None of the students received it. They were told when they enrolled that 100,000 points would be distributed on the first of each month."

"Considering what was mentioned in last night's exam... it seems that the so-called consumption points are essentially linked to the class's evaluation, right?"

At this point, she said half-jokingly:

"Hey, Su Wei. If it really is linked to S points, doesn't that mean we'll have to work hard to earn our living expenses from now on?"

"Who knows?" Su Wei replied ambiguously.

"Instead of guessing here, let's wait for our homeroom teacher, who always likes to keep things a secret, to come and ask her directly. She has no reason to hide something as important as this, which involves meals."

"That's true~"

Kushida didn't say anything more.

On the contrary, Ayanokouji Kiyotaka, who was sitting next to them and had been staring blankly out the window, subtly turned his head and glanced at the two of them out of the corner of his eye.

Just yesterday, Su Wei was literally invisible in the class. Although Kikyo Kushida was enthusiastic to everyone, she only gave polite greetings to this marginal person.

But today, that politeness has changed.

The angle of Kushida's forward lean when he initiated conversation with Suwei, and Suwei's overly casual response...

That atmosphere...

'strangeness.'

'S points? Is that some kind of code...?'

Even if they had doubts, it was not enough to make them abandon their own rules of conduct.

Ayanokouji looked away and continued staring blankly at the blackboard.

suddenly.

"Pat, pat."

The sound of high heels clicking on the granite tiles grew louder as they approached.

Chabashira Sae walked into the classroom with her lesson plan in hand and a blank expression.

"teacher!"

Ike Kanji, who could no longer contain himself, raised his hand and complained loudly:

"My points haven't arrived! Aren't they supposed to be issued on the first of every month? Is there a system malfunction?"

"Yeah, yeah! I'm almost out of money for food!"

Looking at the students below in complete chaos, Chabashira Sachi curled her lips into a mocking smile.

"No need to wait."

"The points for this month have all been distributed."

"Huh? It's all sent? But my account clearly has zero balance!"

“That’s exactly what I wanted to say,” Chabashira Sae continued. “Have you forgotten what I said when I enrolled? This school is all about merit.”

“Class grades, evaluations, and your usual tardiness, early departures, and using your phones in class will all affect the points you receive each month.”

"After a whole month of review..."

She wrote a huge "0" on the blackboard, then turned around, crossed her arms, and looked at the group of pale-faced defective products.

"You have already deducted all the points you initially had."

"To have achieved this level in just one month... Ha, no wonder they're the useless D class."

Looking at the classroom, which was once full of vitality, it suddenly felt like falling into an ice cellar; no one could accept the reality.

Chabashira tapped the blackboard again.

"but......"

"Considering this is the first time since the school was founded, the school has decided to give you, these defective products, a chance to redeem yourselves."

"There's a special exam tonight."

Special exam?

Upon hearing this word, Kiyotaka Ayanokoji raised an eyebrow.