In that case, there would be at least three people in three of the remaining classes that would know about it. After discussing how to talk with her, the group ultimately resolves for Kushida to confront her the next day. Ichinose’s ability to include people was strong enough to kill off her own classmates’ individualities.

and would join them in throwing harsh questions at me; but I had nothing to worry about only from Yousuke. As Kushida bids farewell, Airi speaks up and tells them that she may be able to help out in Sudō's case. Uncomfortable with the situation, Kiyotaka attempts to give a complete response but the conversation is interrupted by Chihiro Shiranami who has come to the confession location early. Because of the fact that her attention was on me this whole time, I did not need to confirm with her that she had stayed back to try and help me smooth things over.The students had all passed their special exams without a hitch, so I’m sure we’ll all be enjoying the holiday carefreely.

As I took my distance from the face that was far too close, I used a “it’s the truth” attitude to reply to him. If I were a student who knew nothing, I would definitely feel the same way, and believe that Ayanokouji-kun had been secretly cheating. Horikita merely treated it as a focal point to attract the attention of the other people onto this point. Kiyotaka attempts to explain that Horikita doesn't strictly hate Sudō, but that she probably had a reason for not wanting to get involved in the situation.Horikita spun the utterly unremarkable academic ability that I’d maintained until now as a part of a formulated strategy. If no one admits they're at fault, the council will judge using the pieces of evidence and may consider expulsion. Class 1-A’s Amasawa Ichika was almost certainty someone who knew about the 20 million point special exam. As I thought about it, I had to accept the reality in front of my eyes, the reality that I couldn’t do anything about.

It even makes it seem like he has something he can’t reveal… maybe he did something bad, and knew the answers from the start, or something like that.

Sakagami then proposes a compromise, in which Sudō receives a 2-week suspension, while the C-Class boys receive a 1-week suspension. It wouldn’t be an exaggeration to say that those of us in the 5th generation, a year below him, had been influenced the most by him. Kiyotaka suggests her to find a different plan, while Suzune expresses that she wants to lessen the blame placed upon Sudō so the class wouldn't lose too many points.