In other words.

If you don't know that it's a classmate turned evil spirit, it's inevitable that you would accidentally kill it.

As things stand, they really don't have any good solutions right now.

Listening to Karuizawa's complaints, Matsushita Chiaki pursed her pink lips and fell into a brief moment of contemplation.

After a moment, her eyes brightened slightly, and she made a suggestion that balanced reason and emotion:

"In fact, we can't make everyone in the exam room act according to our ideas."

"But that doesn't mean there's nothing we can do."

Matsushita Chiaki analyzed:

"What we can do now is to let more students in our class, or even in the same grade and even the school know about the existence of the 'revival match' mechanism."

"This not only gives everyone hope in desperate situations and increases their confidence in facing death, but it also lays the groundwork for what will happen if we or our companions become ghosts in the future."

"Perhaps we can promote a set of symbols or codes in schools beforehand as an anchor point to confirm the identities of both parties!"

"If one day someone unfortunately becomes a ghost who has to hide, they can leave these coded messages in the examination room as anchors to confirm their identity."

"In this way, even if we can't save much, at least... we can avoid an unnecessary tragic ending when we encounter these classmates who have turned into ghosts in the examination room."

Upon hearing this, Kikyo Kushida's eyes lit up, and she clapped her hands lightly:

"That's a great idea!"

"It can not only genuinely boost everyone's low morale, but also leave a way out for everyone after they die."

"The only problem is... we can't be sure whether the subsequent revival rounds will follow the same rules and repeat exactly what Bai Bo and the others experienced this time..."

"But just like you said, Qianqiu, we don't have a choice right now, so let's do it this way for now!"

With that, the highly proactive Kikyo Kushida decided to get up immediately and go to Class C to ask Honami Ichinose for help.

After all, Ichinose's selfless act of repeatedly sharing vital information concerning life and death with everyone at the first opportunity is admirable and righteous.

She had long since established her perfect "saintly" persona across all grades.

If she were to personally promote this plan, it would certainly not be an impossible task.

Indeed, this time, Kikyo Kushida has surprisingly not tried to pat herself on the back or steal credit.

Aside from the fact that this kind of cross-grade promotion task is inherently tricky, and she can't directly take over the task herself,

The main reason, however, was because Kikyo Kushida was thinking...

In this situation where people could die at any moment, wouldn't it be more cost-effective to act like Ichinose, pretending to be a flawless, selfless "true saint" who cares about everyone?

After all, aside from battling for points in the exam hall, people don't seem to have any irreconcilable conflicts of interest in reality.

Then she could easily continue to maintain and cultivate her angelic image with a clear conscience...

Anyway, right now, in the entire grade, only a handful of people, such as Matsushita Chiaki, Karuizawa Megumi, and Su Wei, know her true, two-faced nature.

As long as she keeps these people at bay, she can still be the flawless Kikyo Kushida in the outside world!

however.

Before Kikyo Kushida could even put this perfect green tea plan into practice...

Matsushita Chiaki then reached out and placed his hand on her shoulder, calling out to her:

"Class is about to start, so let's not go yet."

"This matter is not urgent for us; we can plan it slowly."

Matsushita Chiaki glanced at the classroom door: "But Koro-sensei, who just appeared in our classroom..."

"He seems to be a very detail-oriented teacher. Whether his behavior is genuine or not, we don't need to gamble on such an unknown probability at such an insignificant time."

Upon hearing this, Kikyo Kushida paused in her steps.

She breathed a sigh of relief, then patted her impressive chest with a hint of lingering fear.

"Chiaki-chan is right... It's good that you reminded me."

"Otherwise, I don't know what stupid things I would have done! Thank you so much."

Matsushita Chiaki shook his head, indicating that he didn't care much.

She turned her head and looked at Su Wei and Koenji Rokusuke, who were whispering to each other in the back row of the classroom.

As the first and closest person in the class to Koro-sensei.

The information they currently possess is naturally the most detailed in the class.

Even these two are acting as if they are facing a formidable enemy, so the message behind Koro-sensei's arrival is probably not as simple and easy as he makes it out to be.

Matsushita Chiaki prayed silently in his heart.

Now, I just hope that what he brought isn't some great event that will hasten the destruction of the world.

Although she had never personally witnessed the tragic state of the cabin in the woods, and what she knew was only what Karuizawa Megumi had recounted.

But the world they're in now isn't some insignificant exam hall!

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