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

"And the easiest way to deal with such troublemakers is, without a doubt, pure violence, to beat them into submission through head-on confrontation."

Honami Ichinose listened, her delicate brows furrowing slightly, clearly not understanding this barbaric logic.

However, considering the previous black ball exam...

When faced with danger, the weak will almost unconditionally submit to the decisions of the strong and have no voice whatsoever.

In that extreme environment, Longyuan's authoritarian methods might not really be considered wrong.

Of course, given Ichinose's personality, she wouldn't think this was right either.

After all, a major hallmark of humanity's entry into civilized society is mutual understanding and win-win cooperation.

She certainly knew that in a life-or-death emergency, authoritarian rule does indeed have the most efficient execution capabilities.

But high-pressure policies can never last.

You might be able to suppress all discontent at the very beginning by relying on your absolute strength.

But as the game progressed, everyone had saved up enough points and acquired powerful equipment, thus making progress...

Will the team then fall into another cycle of internal strife and power struggles due to disagreements?

Because of her long-term vision, Honami Ichinose did not agree with the principles of conduct of Arisu Sakayanagi and Sho Ryuen from the bottom of her heart.

Fortunately.

Su Wei, who has always been the strongest, has a rather laid-back personality and has no intention of participating in the power struggle.

This has allowed the classes to maintain a delicate balance.

Just as the girl's thoughts began to wander.

Sakayanagi Arisu sat on a bench not far away, seemingly having been observing them for some time.

With Masumi Kamuro by her side, she slowly approached.

"What a coincidence, Ichinose-kun, and Suwei-kun."

Sakayanagi Arisu smiled and said, "It's really rare to run into someone here."

Honami Ichinose was interrupted by the sudden greeting and coughed lightly.

She suppressed her thoughts and turned to look at Sakayanagi:

"Sakayanagi-san, are you also here to ask Ayanokouji-san for information?"

Sakayanagi Arisu, however, elegantly shook her head:

"I have no interest in going out of my way to find a stray dog ​​that has fled back in a sorry state."

"The information you can get from him is nothing more than a pitiful amount. Even without asking, I can guess most of it."

Su Wei was speechless.

Although there's nothing inherently wrong with what Sakayanagi said.

But I always feel... these words came from the mouth of Sakayanagi Arisu, this "information dog".

There's an indescribable sense of strangeness about it.

At this moment, Masumi Kamuro, who was standing to the side, peeked in the direction Ryuen Sho had left and asked in confusion:

"Speaking of which, why hasn't Longyuan come out yet?"

She muttered to herself, "Could it be that they went to provoke us, only to be soundly defeated and too ashamed to come back?"

Sakayanagi Yusu chuckled softly:

"Isn't this a normal thing?"

"The entire combat power of Longyuan is now almost entirely tied to his prosthetic body template."

"If we're talking purely about physical skills... compared to Ayanokouji, who received professional training from a young age and could defeat adults at just a few years old, his street-fighting haphazard punches are simply not up to par."

In this regard.

After personally experiencing the black ball exam.

None of the people present were surprised by this.

Honami Ichinose, on the other hand, was curious about the white house that Su Wei had mentioned earlier:

"What exactly is that 'White House'? Is it a secret organization that trains national agents?"

Masumi Kamuro nodded repeatedly and asked the same question:

"Yeah, it sounds really mysterious!"

Sakayanagi Arisu's smile turned cold as she nonchalantly retorted:

"That would be giving them far too much credit."

"It's nothing more than a scheme to 'cultivate ordinary people into geniuses,' gathering a bunch of mediocre talents from all over the place, and then using inhuman torture to select one or two passable but flawed individuals..."

"It claims to cultivate geniuses, but in reality it's nothing more than a garbage institution that swindles government funding."

Hearing her barbed tone, Su Wei couldn't help but sigh: