Real teaching, but diary flow

"..."

Even after more than a week, the students haven't changed anything.

The only thing that changes is their behavior; when emotions run high, they become a complete mess again.

Yosuke Hirata is not good enough, or rather, Yosuke Hirata alone is not enough.

Unity is what this class currently lacks most.

They are bound together, united as one, embodying the spirit of teamwork.

They must recognize that Class D is a group in order to have any possibility of moving forward.

Otherwise, if that nightmarish, unanimous exam were to happen again, their fate... would only be to fall to their deaths.

Taking a deep breath, under the watchful eyes of the entire Class D, Chabashira Sae raised the corners of her mouth.

“Glorious deeds, yes, I am indeed very honorable,” she said. “Even though I was once given the worst evaluation by the school, I still struggled and climbed up with my companions.”

"At one point, I was just one step away from the prestigious Class A, almost within reach, and I was able to touch Class A."

"Compared to you students who gloriously set a new record of 0 points in the first month, I am truly honored."

Chabazusa's words were full of self-satisfaction. She suppressed the slight regret in her heart and hid the slight obsession in her heart. She pretended to raise her fair neck.

"But wasn't it the glorious Chabashira-sensei who turned 'within reach' into 'out of reach'?"

A cold, chilling voice rang out from below the stage, sending shivers down Chabashira Sae's spine.

Her student casually splashed a bucket of ice water on her, removing her carefully crafted makeup.

Chapter 91 Tea Pillar Sae-e is panting

It was just an ordinary day; all I had to do was prepare lessons, teach, and then it should have ended.

But for some reason, Chabashira Sae's heart was not at peace.

Perhaps this is related to the discussions and stares that students gave her on the street.

The whispering and pointing gestures suggested that something had happened.

This shouldn't be something she needs to care about too much. In the end, she really doesn't think other people's opinions matter, and other people's evaluations of her won't change anything.

Her reputation deteriorating won't cause the school to pay her a penny less, and her reputation improving won't cause the school to pay her a penny more.

The only thing that determines anything is the 'ranking' of the classes under their command.

However, for some inexplicable reason, she still tried to catch a few snippets of the student's words.

And so, she got an answer.

Someone spread the word that she used to be a student in Class D of this school.

"..."

To be honest, Chabashira Sae wasn't surprised by this.

Teachers' past is always the most sought-after gossip among students, whether it's the lecturer's past relationships or their glorious days as a student. Compared to the most boring courses, students are obviously more interested in these things.

Not to mention her, Hoshinomiya, and Mashima, the three involved parties were all students in the same year, and other teachers already knew about their past.

Ultimately, it's not shameful for someone to have graduated from this school; it's perfectly normal for former students to return and work for their alma mater.

It seems that some teacher couldn't resist the students' persistent pleading and spread their story as gossip.

...Not surprising.

I don't know if it was Ji-e or some other teacher.

Chabashira Sae didn't think it would be Mashima. After all, that man was a relatively serious type, and his relationship with students rarely seemed too close. Although the fact that he taught Class A was one reason, his own personality must have had a significant influence.

However, we still need to talk about them.

It's disrespectful to casually tell students about other people's affairs.

"...It's almost time for class." Looking up at the clock hanging in the empty office, Chabashira Sae sighed and decided to go to class a little early today.

Although she is the homeroom teacher of Class D, Chabashira Sae is actually quite arrogant. She arrives on time whenever possible, never arriving a minute early or running a minute late.

After all, even if she attended two more minutes of class, Class D's grasp of Japanese history wouldn't improve by the slightest, and their average score wouldn't rise by even one point.

But more than a week has passed.

Since receiving a rating of 0.

The atmosphere in Class D has visibly improved; the pressure of getting a zero score has even enabled Ken Sudo and Haruki Yamauchi to maintain at least some discipline in her class.

Thinking of the decisive 'Joker' card she had seen in the file, a sense of anticipation rose in Chabashira Sae's heart.

Maybe? Maybe it'll happen in this year's cohort?

Although we were far behind at the start, we can't build something new without breaking the old, right?

"..."

But she was wrong.

Arguments and discussions erupted as she stepped outside Class D's classroom. The noise and chaotic air once again emanated from the enclosed space.

Dark clouds enveloped her at that moment.

Again.

It started again.

Almost without any change, almost without any growth, the flawed students of Class D fully displayed their shortcomings.

"--Quiet."

Hirata Yosuke stepped forward. If he did nothing, he would probably suppress the tension and restore a peaceful atmosphere to the class, just like last time.

But that's not enough.

That's absolutely not enough to defeat Class A, and absolutely cannot defeat Chie.

Yosuke Hirata lacked decisive leadership.

He could not win over Koenji, nor gain Horikita Suzune's approval, nor earn Kushida Kikyo's trust.

unless......

"—Surely there should be, right?" Rokusuke Koenji's loud voice easily leaked out of the classroom, so clear that even she, standing at the back door of the classroom, could hear it clearly.

Perhaps it was telepathy, but the introverted girl sitting in the back row subconsciously turned her head and saw Chabashira Sae's figure through the glass in the door.

The girl quickly lowered her head, pretending that she hadn't seen anything.

"..." Chabashira Sae sighed silently, having made up her mind.

Since they are finding it difficult to unite.

Then let her be the 'enemy' that can bind them together.

With a cold expression, Chabashira Sae opened the front door of the classroom.

Then, just as she was about to stir up hatred with her remarks, she was suddenly brought down by the students' questioning.

"Was it Chabashira-sensei's fault that everyone failed the exam? Was it Chabashira-sensei's fault that Class D couldn't surpass Class A?"

Two hits!

"Isn't it a bit pretentious of you to pretend to be so proud and preach like this?"

Triple attack!

"In the end, it's the other students in the class who are working hard, isn't it? It's Mr. Chabashira who's dragging everyone down, isn't it?"

Four Symbols Attack!

"What, wasn't it enough that you dragged down your classmates back then? Now you have to come back here and drag down every graduating class of D?"

Five consecutive unparalleled strikes!

"Thump thump thump thump—"

Each word made Chabashira Sae's heart race suddenly. Her ears were filled with the clear sound of her own heartbeat, and an overwhelming feeling of discomfort welled up inside her.

Her complexion visibly worsened.

“…No.” Her voice, barely audible, trailed off as she uttered a rebuttal: “No…”

Chabashira Sakae's fingertips trembled slightly, her knuckles pressing hard against the edge of the podium until they turned faintly white. Her straight back hunched over. She opened her mouth, as if to say something, but her throat seemed blocked, only able to squeeze out a few broken, fragmented sounds:

"I......"

Why would someone suddenly mention the name of the exam that everyone took?

Chabashira Sae's head turned into a mess, and her ears were filled with a buzzing noise.

She could hardly breathe, as if she had returned to that exam years ago, as if she had returned to that past that she had dreamed of countless times but could not change, a past that filled her with immense regret.

It was in this kind of classroom, under this kind of air, and under this kind of focused attention that it happened.

She pressed the 'Oppose' button without hesitation.

Chapter 92 An Absolutely Safe Confession Hole

Chashiba Sakae fainted.

Unable to utter a single word or offer any rebuttal, she fainted under the pressure of her students in her own classroom.

...If it were just Hoshinomiya saying these words to her, she probably wouldn't have thought much of it, since she was already used to it.

But as she stood in the D class classroom, listening to the questions posed to her by this year's D class students, she felt the atmosphere in the class gradually becoming exactly the same as it was back then.

In a daze, it was as if she had returned to the past, as if she had returned to that special exam where she faced everyone in the class alone.

Then, everything went black, her breath hitched, the tension in her mind snapped, and she lost control of her body, collapsing to the ground with a thud.

"Thud—" The dull sound echoed in the classroom, cushioned by the fat on her body. The students who had been putting pressure on Chabashira suddenly panicked.

"Tea, Teacher Chabashira?!"

"...No, it's not our fault, is it?"

"She must have suddenly fainted!"

"I was just telling the truth, wasn't I?"

"The surveillance cameras must have recorded everything, right?!"

"Stop shirking responsibility, go and call for help!!!"

Shouting loudly, Yosuke Hirata rushed onto the podium.

......

Chabashira Sae fainted during class. Although she was taken to the infirmary in time thanks to Hirata Yosuke's help, the class was obviously over.

On one side is the homeroom teacher who has fainted, and on the other side is the classroom where the atmosphere is becoming increasingly strange.

Even though Yosuke Hirata kept saying it wasn't anyone's fault and he didn't intend to shift the blame to anyone.

But every student who had just questioned Chabashira Sae panicked.

If something really happens to Chabashira Sae—

No, you'll be fine. You just fainted. It's probably just a problem like low blood sugar. You'll be fine soon.

Besides, they were just telling the truth, it's no big deal, the cameras are watching, right?

Nervous, uneasy, anxious, uneasy.

A sense of unease permeated the entire Class D. Even though Hirata Yosuke took the initiative to say that the class would be a self-study period instead of a self-study period, everyone still couldn't settle down.

It wasn't until Koenji swaggered out of the classroom that the other students suddenly realized that there seemed to be no need for them to continue obediently studying in class.

They're from Class D, which only got 0 points!

Don't worry about losing points for misconduct, and don't be afraid of losing points for being late, leaving early, or skipping class.

Ultimately, their previous good behavior was simply to avoid getting zero points next month, hoping to add a tiny bit of thickness to their empty pockets by passing the midterm exams.

But now this has happened...