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But a few seconds later, she replied with an "OK" gesture.

Su Wei could have easily resolved this errand-running and message-passing task by tagging everyone in the group chat with just one sentence.

But how could he possibly say it outright—

In such a high-pressure environment, frequent interactions between people are the best tool to further lubricate the feelings between them.

It's just like playing an RPG game.

Including Hiyori Shiina and Asako Amakura, you need to assign them more "errand tasks" in your daily life to increase their participation and intimacy.

This way, when the bond storyline is triggered at a crucial moment, there will be a basis for increasing the affection level!

The profound wisdom and foresight of the Supreme God are beyond the comprehension of mortals.

......

Ten minutes later, in the classroom of Class D, Grade 1.

At this moment, the classroom has been cleared of all irrelevant people.

Apart from a few key figures from Class D, such as Hirata Yosuke and Ayanokoji Kiyotaka, who remained at the scene, the rest of the attendees were all leaders from other classes in the same grade.

Honami Ichinose and Sho Ryuen each found a seat, while Arisu Sakayanagi stood side by side with Kamuro.

After everyone had read the information sent by Horikita Manabu.

Su Wei distributed the printed ripple training manual.

"This is the Ripple Qigong that the student council president plans to popularize throughout the school."

"You've all seen the product description in the group. This stuff can prolong life and maintain youth. More importantly, it generates energy that has a special effect on light-fearing creatures like demons and vampires."

Long Yuanxiang took the manual and casually glanced through it:

"If it's just about sharing this stuff, you could just send the electronic version to Ken Kushida's group. There's no need to make such a big fuss and call us all over for a meeting, is there?"

Su Wei nodded, looking directly into Long Yuanxiang's eyes:

"Of course."

"After learning that the senior students' exams had ended, I checked the number of people who made the trip. I found that there were no casualties this time."

Upon hearing this, Long Yuanxiang's brows furrowed instantly.

Sakayanagi Arisu, standing to the side, seemed to have expected this all along:

"What Su Weijun means is... the student council president probably took advantage of the loopholes in the test rules to do something behind the scenes."

"After all, the prize for winning the preliminary test before our last exam included an 'increased number of resurrections'."

Honami Ichinose suddenly realized:

"What you and your senior mean is... that the president and the others had already decided on the final winner through a private agreement before the preliminary test even officially started?!"

"But how is that possible!"

Long Yuanxiang interrupted coldly, "Even if their test content is exactly the same as ours, don't forget that failing the test will forcibly deduct a life! This is a game where people can really die. Who would willingly give up the chance to win to someone else and bear the risk of death themselves?!"

At this moment, Ayanokouji Kiyotaka, who had been sitting in the corner like a ghost, suddenly spoke calmly:

"If the price of failure is death..."

"Then, we just need to select from each class those who have never participated in the Black Ball game before, who are carrying the 'two extra lives' given by the Black Ball, and who are not willing to fight hard in the main competition."

"Why not just let them take the test and bear the consequences of failure?"

This statement came out.

Netkura Mako covered her mouth, her face full of disbelief: "So... the upperclassmen's approach is to sacrifice the interests of a minority group, forcibly depleting their margin for error in order to provide those 'qualified individuals' who must take the Black Ball exam with an extra chance of resurrection?!"

Sakayanagi Arisu smiled slightly and asked in return:

"Isn't this the optimal solution under the current circumstances?"

"With limited resources, ensuring the survival rate of the strongest combat force is the best way to protect the entire grade. Even the student council president, who is known for being conservative and upright, can have this awareness of cutting off tails to save lives after witnessing real death."

"This is a necessary sacrifice."

Sakayanagi Arisu's gaze shifted: "I think this is probably why Nagumo Masaru didn't go against him this time. After all, according to my information, the two of them were definitely not the type to clash in the student council before."

Honami Ichinose pursed her lips tightly and clasped her hands together.

She looked up at Su Wei: "So, the seniors specifically called us here so that we could follow the example of the upperclassmen before the upcoming preliminary tests..."

"Will the final winner be decided through negotiations beforehand?"

Su Wei nodded:

"I know that treating classmates like disposable materials is absolutely not in line with Ichinose's ideals."

"However, given our current situation, this is indeed the best option for reducing meaningless internal friction and rapidly accumulating high-end combat capabilities."

Sakayanagi Arisu quickly followed up with:

"It is precisely because the black ball initially gave everyone an equal margin of error, with two lives, that our decision was feasible, at least in the early stages of the game."

Hirata Yosuke frowned as he listened, and couldn't help but point out the core flaw: