A fool who was instructed by Ryuen to harass Class B, but ended up getting beaten up by Amane by accident. Ryuen cleverly turned Bai Bo, who was the person involved, to the other side and temporarily joined forces with Class B, pushing Amane to the point of almost being expelled from school for his violent behavior.

Looking back now, perhaps that was the moment I came closest to defeating Tianyin.

However, as if fate couldn't stand his many years of sins, Amane found evidence that she and Ichinose planned to work together to settle the matter by turning Nishino and Himeno into defectors from Class B and Class C, respectively.

The game, which seemed almost certain to be won, was turned around, and Shiraha and Kondo became the victims of this farce.

It's important to understand that Tianyin back then wasn't the Tianyin who had become obsessed with women and whose aggressiveness had greatly diminished. At that time, Tianyin was as fierce as a jackal, viciously tearing a piece of flesh from those who wanted to frame her.

She succeeded.

After learning that he was going to be expelled from school, Kondo secretly went to Ryuen and begged him for help, saying that he was just following Ryuen's instructions.

Ryuen understood everything Kondo said, and he even understood it better than Kondo. The reason Kondo was expelled this time was entirely because he was not as skilled as others and Amane had seized on his only weakness.

Faced with Kondo's pleas, Ryuen was powerless to help. At that time, even if the entire Class C pooled together, they couldn't raise the huge sum of 20 million points.

Moreover, even if they could have gathered 20 million points at the time, most people probably wouldn't have agreed to use their precious personal points on Kondo.

Faced with Kondo's tearful apology, Ryuen offered his first apology in his life. Ryuen had previously thought that with his strong personality, he might never have the chance to apologize even once in his life.

To his surprise, just two months into the semester, Longyuan had to apologize for his mistake that led to his classmate's expulsion.

"I'm sorry, I can't help you."

Longyuan murmured as she looked at the empty classroom.

Ryuen still can't forget how Kondo collapsed and knelt down, begging him to think of a solution after hearing those words.

Faced with Kondo's pleading, he shamelessly closed his eyes and chose to escape. As time passed, Kondo's voice disappeared from his ears.

But what he can never forget is that the silence after Kondo stopped crying was far more agonizing than listening to his companion's sobs.

When Ryuen is alone sometimes, he wonders if Kondo left because he was disappointed in him. The answer is probably yes, right? Or maybe there was some resentment involved.

However, since it all started because of him, there's nothing that can be done about being resented.

The night after Kondo left, Ryuen recorded his first real goal for coming to this school on his phone.

"Accumulate enough personal points—800 million—to support everyone's advancement to Class A."

This seemingly unrealistic and somewhat wishful thinking goal means that Class C, which originally had only 7 people, could be upgraded to Class A with just 8000 million.

But Ryuen still set its target at 800 million yen, wanting to save up Kondo's share as well.

"What a pity, none of these are needed now."

Long Yuan looked at the number on his phone balance, which was many times smaller than planned, and gave a bitter smile.

The chances of him escaping expulsion this time are slim, and these points alone are not enough to keep him. In that case, it's better to distribute them to everyone.

Let's leave Class C's dream here for now.

Long Yuan patiently transferred the same amount of points to everyone, regardless of whether they had betrayed him or whether they had submitted a blank paper in this special exam as he had ordered. As long as they were still members of Class C, they all received Long Yuan's transfer.

"Hahahaha, I never thought I'd be so reckless and leave myself no way out. This is really interesting. Now, Baoquan, let me have some fun with you! Hahahaha..."

Long Yuan stood on the desk, spread his arms wide, and laughed wildly.

However, what Longyuan didn't know was...

With her mouth covered, Ibuki and Shiina leaned against the wall in the corridor, quietly listening to Ryuen's laughter.

"It seems that Ryuen is serious, so I... can't keep messing around."

……

7 p.m.

A considerable amount of time had passed since school ended, and even club activities had largely disbanded, yet the lights were still on in the student council president's office.

After Kiriyama handed over the best power of the student council president, she moved out of here, and Sakayanagi simply moved her entire office set into this room.

"Tell me, what kind of emergency situation would make you two choose to contact me at the same time? Is the student council's current resources insufficient to handle the problem while I'm not around?"

The student council is now quite well-equipped. Apart from the fact that only one third-year student, Asahina Nagisa, was retained as vice president, the secretary is Matsushita Chiaki, and all the other department heads are handpicked by Sakayanagi from the second-year students. Almost everyone who is useful has been brought in by Sakayanagi. For example, the Fukuyama sisters assist Sakayanagi in handling work in two different departments.

In addition, there are other outstanding students from other classes, such as Ichinose, who are also active.

The Discipline Department was directly under her command, with Mori serving as its deputy head, thus giving her complete control over the department.

At the same time, the student council recruited a large number of talents from the first-year students, such as Masahiko Miyako and Ichika Amasawa from Class A, Masashi Hayasaka and Takuya Yagami from Class B, Riku Utsunomiya from Class C, and Tsubasa Nanase from Class D. Almost all the leadership groups of the first-year students have joined the student council.

This also means that as long as Sakayanagi is willing, he can easily launch a comprehensive attack on first-year or second-year students from any angle.

However, even with such a high pool of talent, the student council still encountered a situation where the secretary and vice president couldn't make up their minds. As a result, Sakayanagi had no choice but to rush from his dormitory to her office to listen to Matsushita and Asahina's report.

"I'm very sorry to have troubled you, President Sakayanagi, to come here so late. There's a really unusual situation that we can't handle. Otherwise, we certainly wouldn't want to bother you. First of all, a significant number of students in Class 2-C submitted blank papers in the special exam at the end of this month."

Looking at Sakayanagi's still slightly damp hair, Matsushita could easily guess that he had called Sakayanagi over not long after she had finished showering.

Given Sakayanagi's walking speed, if she didn't rush over immediately after receiving the news, Matsushita and the others would probably be asleep by the time she arrived.

"Blank papers? How many are in total? Matsushita, have you compiled the specific figures?"

The news that came out of the box was unbelievable to Sakayanagi, so he had to perk up and find out what had happened.

It wouldn't be so bad if only one or two people submitted blank papers, but since she took over the disciplinary department, her inbox has been flooded with bizarre reports every day, which has greatly increased Sakayanagi's awareness of species diversity.

In Sakayanagi's view, if only a few people submit blank papers, it is highly likely that someone is acting strangely and has misled several people around them to submit blank papers as well. The main purpose is probably to protest against the rules by using this unconventional method.

Sakayanagi has plenty of ways to deal with this kind of person, but what Sakayanagi didn't expect was that judging from Matsushita's tone, it seemed that the number of people who submitted blank papers this time was not small.

"There are probably more than thirty people, right? We'll have to wait for the teachers who graded the papers to get the exact number, but conservatively speaking, there are at least thirty students who submitted blank papers, including some of the top students from Class C, such as Kaneda and Shiina."

Currently, both Kaneda and Shiina hold positions in the student council... Ibuki seems to be working in the disciplinary committee as well.

With so many student council members involved, it's no wonder Matsushita and Asahina couldn't handle it.

Sakayanagi frowned slightly. She had a feeling that Ryuen was plotting something in private. After all, besides Ryuen, Sakayanagi couldn't think of anyone else in Class C who had such a big influence on the large-scale submission of blank papers.

"By the way, does Tianyin know about this?"

Since Sakayanagi is feeling somewhat lost, why not let Amane help her out? Anyway, she's heard that Amane has been spending all her time making a fuss about scandals lately.

“I had already notified Tianyin in advance, but…”

"But? What did that guy say?"

"read."

"Huh? What's that guy up to..."

Sakayanagi had initially wondered why Amane, who usually loved joining in the fun, had suddenly become so negative after all the chaos had come her way. Could it be that Amane had reformed? However, Sakayanagi quickly dismissed this thought. How could Amane possibly have reformed?!

Who is Kosaka Yanagi? After a moment's thought, she immediately understood why Amane had shown a negative attitude after receiving the message from Matsushita.

Tianyin is still the same person who loves to join in the fun, but the object of her amusement has changed. Tianyin only feels happy when she sees her overwhelmed and frustrated by these kinds of things.

What a wicked woman!

Chapter 47: Sakayanagi's Vigilance

"If you're in a hurry, President Sakayanagi, why don't you call Amane and talk to her? A phone call is much more effective than sending a message."

Matsushita was about to dial Amane's number when he made the call, but Sakayanagi stopped him.

"It's too late to disturb her. Anyway, that guy is already indulging in the girl's sweet embrace again. Even if we're in a mess here, we can't expect her to come here halfway through her work, right? If she asks us for compensation, things will only get more complicated."

As she spoke, Sakayanagi shrugged. No one understood Amane's personality better than Sakayanagi. Getting Amane out at night was extremely difficult.

"Huh? But it's only now... um..."

Matsushita didn't understand what Sakayanagi meant at first, but when she opened her phone and glanced at the time, which wasn't too late, she suddenly realized another meaning behind Sakayanagi's words, and her face turned bright red.

She had never heard of a top student like Sakayanagi Arisu making such suggestive jokes.

"Huh? What are you talking about?"

When Sakayanagi and Matsushita suddenly fell silent during their conversation, Asahina curiously leaned over to look at the two people whose faces were slightly flushed.

There's nothing there!

"..."

Seeing the two answer in unison, Asahina pouted with a wronged expression. It wasn't that they didn't have any gossip; they clearly didn't intend to share it with her.

Thinking about this, Asahina felt an urge to sigh. She only had a little over six months left before graduation, and the three years of campus life had almost flown by for her.

Her memory was still stuck in first grade, celebrating the glorious moment of making it into Class A with her classmates. But in the blink of an eye, she had become the 'senior' in the eyes of these girls.

Her campus life was also drawing to a close. Originally, she had Nan Yun, a familiar friend she had grown up with, with her, so she didn't feel too lonely.

However, Nagumo was extremely unlucky and encountered what was probably the most powerful monster in the school's history since its founding—Miyako Amane.

Asahina was somewhat unwilling to be expelled from school because she was not as skilled as others, but it was something she could not do. Nagumo's final departure was due to the pressure of public opinion, which was not a problem that could be solved with personal points, so Asahina had nothing to say about Nagumo's departure.

She had even taken her anger out on Tianyin because of this, and now, looking back, she realized how reckless she had been. If she had the time, she would definitely apologize to Tianyin properly.

Without her close friends by her side, Asahina soon experienced the fickleness of human relationships and the coldness of human nature.

Asahina's original position in the class was probably similar to that of Karuizawa before, assisting Nagumo in managing the girls in the class as the female leader.

Although Asahina herself did not intend to become the leader of the girls, Nagumo's reputation was too great. With Nagumo's tacit approval, Asahina became the core figure in the second-year group at that time. Although Asahina herself felt a little apprehensive about the identity of the leader, she also enjoyed the feeling of being surrounded by everyone and being praised loyally.

However, all of this treatment came to an abrupt end after Nagumo dropped out of school.

First, several girls who were very close to her suddenly distanced themselves from her, and then other girls also kept their distance from her all at once, as if everyone had become a different person overnight. This drastic contrast almost made Asahina lose control of her emotions.

What she didn't expect was that this was just the beginning of a chain reaction caused by Nan Yun's departure.

Because Asahina and Nagumo always appeared together during special exams when Nagumo was around, even after Nagumo left and a new leader was elected, Asahina was still seen as the representative of their class by the students in the same grade.

Thus, Asahina was forced to take on the responsibility of class leader. As for the result... their class had fallen from Class A to Class C. Even though Asahina voluntarily gave up her position as class leader in an attempt to reverse the decline, it was still too late.

As a result, Asahina lost both her best friend and the possibility of graduating from Class A during her most crucial third year at the high school.

The reason Asahina accepted Sakayanagi's invitation to stay and help in the student council was largely to escape her miserable third-year life.

Originally, she was completely unaware that she had become a third-year student in this extremely youthful and energetic student council. However, when Sakayanagi and Matsushita were having a private conversation without sharing it with her, Asahina finally woke up from her dream of escaping reality.

"Ahem, even without Tianyin, our student council can handle this matter. The exact number of students who submitted blank papers is still unclear. My suggestion is to wait until the teachers who graded the papers for this special exam have finished grading them before the student council takes action against the students who submitted blank papers."

Sakayanagi's suggestion was actually quite clever. She simply wanted the school to make a final decision first, and then she would use that decision to deal with the people who submitted blank papers. This way, the student council could save time on investigation and evidence collection. From the student council's perspective, this plan was quite time-saving and labor-saving.

If the examiner determines that submitting a blank paper in this special exam is a zero score, and according to the rules of the special exam, a zero score naturally falls into the category of failing, then the student council only needs to go to each of the blank paper candidates one by one to process their withdrawal procedures.

However, neither Matsushita nor Asahina seemed particularly in agreement with Sakayanagi's suggestion. After all, if that were the solution, Matsushita and Asahina could have come up with it themselves, and there would have been no need to bother Sakayanagi to come here; they could have handled it on their own.

The real problem is that there are simply too many students submitting blank papers. If they all drop out at once, it will definitely cause a huge uproar in society. In addition, Class C will instantly become an empty shell. What will happen to the remaining students? Should Class C be canceled?

The board members certainly wouldn't want to get involved in such a troublesome matter, and if the student council doesn't take a more proactive approach to dealing with these issues, it will definitely become even more troublesome in the end.

Before Matsushita could even come up with a reason to persuade her, he saw Asahina angrily tapping the table lightly with the back of her finger.

"President Sakayanagi! Such a shortcut won't do! This is a major incident where more than thirty students submitted blank papers! We can only get in touch with the students in Class C as soon as possible to find out the reason. And the reason why we have to call you here is because of the second thing."

Asahina paused for a moment, then walked to the table and turned on the student council's office computer. After skillfully opening the disciplinary committee's email, Sakayanagi was surprised to see that there were nearly twenty emails, all of which had been sent in the period between after school and before dinner that day.

"Asahina-senpai, you must have already read the contents of the emails, right? From what you said when you first arrived, it seems that these emails are related to those people who submitted blank papers?"

Sakayanagi immediately guessed that there might be some kind of relationship between the two. In addition, most of the complaint emails received by the Disciplinary Department were accusations involving violence, which made Sakayanagi's gaze suddenly sharpen.

If Ryuen wants to try something new, it doesn't matter much if Sakayanagi pretends not to see it, as long as Ryuen can bear the consequences.

However, if Ryuen were to launch a large-scale school violence operation, that would be a situation that Sakayanagi could not tolerate.

"Just as you predicted, President Sakayanagi, after school, more than half of the students in Class C went crazy and started provoking other students in an attempt to incite violence. Based on my judgment, Class C may be plotting a large-scale violent conflict."

Asahina's analysis drew repeated nods of agreement from Matsushita, who was standing nearby.

In their view, Class C's extremely abnormal behavior was a warm-up for the large-scale violent conflict to come, or even a test of the student council's level of intervention in violent behavior and the school's bottom line on violent behavior.

These actions are undoubtedly a provocation against the student council and the university. As the student council president, Sakayanagi's top priority should be to organize the members of the disciplinary department to thoroughly investigate this matter as soon as possible.

Seeing Asahina and Matsushita looking very serious, Sakayanagi's expression lightened considerably.

At first, she also thought that Ryuen was planning a large-scale violent incident, and she even planned to have Amane take Masahiko and Ayanokouji to talk to Ryuen and make him behave.

But after Sakayanagi heard the word "provocative" in Asahina's report, his serious expression vanished instantly.

The fact that it was merely a provocation shows that Ryuen, the mastermind behind the scenes, is still in a fairly rational state.

There must be a reason for this series of unusual behaviors, or Longyuan is targeting someone. Otherwise, given Longyuan's personality, they should have already started fighting.

"Don't rush..."

"How can we not be anxious? While we are still discussing this, innocent students may be being bullied at school! We must take measures against Longyuan before things get worse."

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