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

as predicted.

Ryuji Kanzaki, who was transformed into a 'wolf', did not choose to run away or find cover.

He stood there calmly, choosing to break through this barrier:

"I believe everyone should understand by now that there can only be one winner in this game, and that is the 'wolf'."

"In a closed classroom, whoever gets the wolf card will become the target of everyone's attacks. If we use violence, a thirty-minute melee is not only unrealistic, but it will also result in both of us being injured."

Ryuji Kanzaki's gaze swept over the crowd, his tone calm and steady:

"Since there can only be one winner, why waste our already limited energy fighting, or even facing the monsters in the Black Ball exam tonight while injured..."

"I think we should just make a deal."

"How much do you all know about the Black Ball exam?"

"A deal?"

Kaneda Satoru from Class C pushed up his glasses, looking suspicious: "I'd like to hear more details."

On the other side, Koji Machida from Class A crossed his arms.

Although he had just been glanced at by Ryuji Kanzaki and obtained the Wolf Card, he remained restrained and did not make any rash moves.

Ryuji Kanzaki deliberately ignored Ayanokoji, who was standing in the corner, and chuckled:

"It seems everyone understands the situation, so I don't need to waste my breath."

"Since it's a transaction, let's see what everyone can offer."

He paused, and seeing that no one spoke, he took the initiative to extend his hand to show his sincerity:

"Well then, I'll go first."

"To be honest, I don't have much to offer. Under the rules of the Black Ball, real-world money is practically worthless; as for personal points, I only have about 120,000 in my account, which is obviously not enough to be equivalent to the 'winner's qualification' that exempts me from punishment."

"What I can guarantee is that after the game ends, we will disclose to you all the rules, monster weaknesses, and hidden mechanisms that our Class B currently knows about the Black Ball Exam without reservation or any embellishment."

Upon hearing this, Ayanokouji glanced at him silently.

It must be said that Ryuji Kanzaki is a smart man.

They know how to assess the situation and, more importantly, how to leverage information asymmetry.

But in the current opaque environment where there are no constraints, no one can truly trust anyone else.

As he expected, Koji Machida immediately let out a sneer:

"In the end, it's just about releasing information."

"This kind of empty talk isn't something anyone can just spout off with a few words, is it? Heh."

"of course."

When questioned, Ryuji Kanzaki responded with ease: "That's precisely why I say it, because anyone can say it."

"I would consider myself one of the leaders of Class B. I believe everyone knows that our class's motto was initiated by Ichinose-san: 'Never abandon any comrade, never betray our promise.'"

"If I break my promise and this gets out, I'm destined to have no place in Class B anymore."

"My reputation is my guarantee."

"A nice way of putting things."

Kinda Satoru scoffed, mercilessly exposing his bluff: "What if you're a self-sacrificing type? The kind of person who's willing to sacrifice their own reputation for the sake of the class's victory? Wouldn't we be getting ripped off?"

Koji Machida chimed in, "That's right, I think it's more realistic to focus on tangible benefits."

"Then I'm out of ideas."

Ryuji Kanzaki shrugged helplessly: "Besides the publicly available information, all I can offer is my personal points. After dividing it up, everyone will probably only get around 40,000 to 50,000?"

At this point, he suddenly turned his head and looked directly at Ayanokoji Kiyotaka, who had been silent all along.

"Ayanokouji-san, what are your thoughts?"

"If you don't have any ideas, I can only listen to what price Machida and Kaneda can offer."

Kiyotaka Ayanokouji raised an eyebrow.

He discovered that the wolf card, representing victory, had quietly been transferred back to him.

After a brief moment of thought, he quickly came to a conclusion.

The information I currently have is indeed not enough to attract this group of people.

If you don't want to force a victory by defeating three opponents and thus expose your strength, then accepting Kanzaki's conditions and minimizing your losses is the best solution right now.

"Class D had the lowest scores, and I don't have any valuable information."

Ayanokouji said calmly, "But I think that apart from me, no one really has any decisive assets."

"In that case, we might as well choose to trust Kanzaki and Ichinose behind him."

Seeing Ayanokoji's statement, Ryuji Kanzaki pressed his advantage:

"Since Ayanokouji-san is willing to believe me, I'll show my sincerity in advance."