People bring their own maids to the training camp

"That's more like a man!" Hayasaka praised. "Then come with me~"

......

Hayasaka did indeed lead the other party to a blind spot in the surveillance footage.

"Could you let me take a look at the test paper first? If what you're saying is true, then the quiz and the midterm exam papers should be the same, right? I want to see the quiz first."

"Sure, you're being very careful, junior." The other person didn't refuse and took out their phone to show Hayasaka.

"Hmm, they are exactly the same—ah, can we switch to the midterm exam papers next? Just look at the first two and the last two questions~"

"Okay." The other person had just turned on the interface for the midterm exam when a sudden, sharp pain shot through their abdomen, causing them to collapse uncontrollably to the ground, looking extremely distressed.

"Tch, what a pain, that lecher deserves to be scammed."

Hayasaka was the one who took action. She tossed her hair, picked up the other person's phone from the ground, and sent two documents to the anonymous email address she had prepared. Then, she scanned 500 points into the account using a card that stored points.

Finally, she removed the fingerprints from the phone and threw it back.

"I'm in Class A of the first year. If you're so capable, come find me."

67. Forgery

"The midterm exam papers for every first-year high school student are the same?" When Chihaya heard this, she felt that this school was like a idiot. It claimed to train students' ability to collect information, but in reality, wasn't it just speculation and profiteering? The upper grades made money off the lower grades, year after year, in an endless cycle.

"Well, that's about it. If there's a leader in the class, buying just one copy would be enough. But I bet in a few days the older students will be itching to take the initiative."

“I have a plan, but it’s a bit too ambitious,” Chihaya suddenly said.

"Please speak."

“Anyway, the older students will be selling test papers anyway, so why don’t we start selling them before them?” Chihaya said. “They won’t dare to do this openly, but you can.”

"You mean, anonymous email?"

"Use your hacking skills to send relevant emails to everyone whose contact information we have, telling them that we only charge 5000 points, but don't send them to people like Sakayanagi, Katsuragi, and Ryuen. Send the first batch to those with low profiles and poor grades, but don't send them to the people in Class D."

“At this price, the upperclassmen definitely won’t agree to the deal, especially those from Class C and Class D who are hoping to make a fortune from this.” Hayasaka immediately understood.

Using her hacking skills, writing an email sending program wouldn't be difficult; it simply saved the time of manually sending emails. As far as the school was concerned, since they hadn't actually hacked into the system, this simple use of computer convenience should be perfectly permissible.

"When sending the email, attach the quiz paper and the first few questions from the midterm exam to increase credibility," Chihaya continued. "Then find someone from Class 2-D, use their phone as an intermediary to collect the money, and finally withdraw the points to an anonymous card."

"I didn't expect you to come up with such a plan so quickly."

"After all, the goal isn't to make money," Chihaya said. "If I wasn't worried about the fish not biting, I wouldn't even be planning to sell for 5000 points."

"Indeed, some people are just like that. If you give it to them for free, they will doubt you, but if you sell it to them for ten thousand yuan, they will believe you without a doubt."

"That's it. Our goal isn't to make money or to help them pass the exam. We'll just send emails first, then make a few fake exam papers with a mix of real and fake content."

"Are you trying to disrupt the market?" Hayasaka immediately understood Chihaya's intention. "It's possible to mix truth and falsehood, but there are still risks, right? After all, if our questions are fake, a few second- and third-year students will be able to find out, won't they?"

"So the forgery part is very important. The multiple-choice and fill-in-the-blank questions should not be changed. If you don't spend money to buy a second copy from someone else, it is almost impossible to find out. Then tell the buyer that we are selling the lowest price in the whole school."

What if someone suspects that our low prices are due to a guilty conscience?

“Then it’s a 2000 deposit, and we’ll collect the remaining 8000 after the exam. That should be fine—but in reality, we won’t collect any of the later fees,” Chihaya said. “As for those who find problems, just tell them, ‘How stupid would you be to make the questions exactly the same every year? This is a school that prioritizes merit!’ and ‘Even if we don’t rewrite the exam, we can’t use the exact same questions. There will definitely be some updates. What reputable school would dare to be lazy like that?’ That’s the kind of response we’ll give them.”

"I understand. So our goal is to disrupt the market, right? Whether buyers adopt it or have doubts is none of our business."

"Yes, although buying and selling exam papers is not against school rules, I think that prominent figures in the second and third years would not openly claim that the exam papers they sell are genuine, because that would be a completely different matter."

"Then we can spread rumors that 'it is said that every year there are a few questions with problems, in order to find students who copied the answers.' Think about it, this school can buy anything with points, so how could they leave such a simple loophole as identical test papers? What do you think?"

“That’s fine, let’s do it this way. We’re just fooling these cunning people.” Chihaya nodded. “In short, remember to disguise yourself when you carry it out. You don’t necessarily need points; you can have the other party buy items or meal vouchers of the same value.”

"Understood, I will disguise myself well, sometimes as a man, sometimes as a woman, and I promise not to give myself away!"

“Okay, then I’ll make the fake exam paper,” Chihaya said. “Oh, and tell Kikyo that if anyone mentions this to her, she shouldn’t get involved. We’ll give her a real exam paper later.”

"Should we really give it to her? She'll probably just take the test paper to Class D to do them a favor, right?"

"Only give her the answers to the later, more difficult questions, in electronic format. Do not give her handwritten or photographed answers."

“I understand.” Hayasaka nodded. “If others are willing to believe this kind of content, then there’s really nothing to say.”

"Don't think too highly of Kikyo. With several versions of the test paper available on the market, she definitely wouldn't take out the one she has. She already has a lot of influence in Class D, so there's no need for her to gamble on this."

"Indeed."

Kushida is indeed cautious, especially since Class D is her current foothold.

No matter how popular she was in first or second grade, the competitive nature between classes would only make her feel awkward, which is why she was extremely cautious when dealing with Class D.

“Let the bullet fly for a while, then we’ll go talk to Class C about these 5 points,” Chihaya said. “With several versions of the test papers circulating in the market, he certainly can’t guarantee that everyone in Class C will pass, so buying these 5 points is quite necessary.”

"If that's the case, why don't we keep 2 points and sell them to Class D? If we use Kikyo and Karuizawa's influence to persuade Hirata, they'll definitely be willing to buy them, right? After all, their class is the most likely to have students failing."

“There’s no need. If the score is ten or eight points below the passing mark, there’s no point in buying it. We might as well sell it to Class C.” Chihaya rejected Hayasaka’s suggestion. “As for Karuizawa, if she fails and drops out because of this, then it proves that I failed to love you.”

"If she gets expelled, I naturally won't say anything, but I don't think she'll get expelled, okay?"

"Because of Class D's extremely low average score?"

"With the average score for each subject already like this, you can imagine how much the average score would be dragged down by Sudo's individual subject scores, which are only in the teens."

68. Implementation of the Plan

In order to gain an early advantage in the market, Chihaya very efficiently produced a fake exam paper.

Then Hayasaka carefully selected some students in Class C and sent them text messages.

Sure enough, someone took the bait.

Although the students in Class C might not be that much better, they still have 49000 points in their account this month. They can afford to spend 2000 points as a deposit to buy a test paper that will help them pass the midterm exam, and it's definitely worth the money.

Of the 15 text messages sent in the first wave, 7 people expressed their willingness to buy.

Based on this ratio, Hayasaka immediately approached a girl in Class 2-D and, through a combination of coercion and enticement, persuaded her to use her phone as a relay, promising to pay her points as compensation.

The second-year girl actually wanted to refuse, but Hayasaka said that they had a unique channel that allowed many people to buy from them, and that it was more reliable for her to work part-time than to do a one-off business on her own.

What ultimately made her decide was Hayasaka's question: "We only charge a deposit of 2000 points. Is there such a low price for the entire second year?"

Hayasaka eventually reached an agreement with the second-year girl to successfully transfer 500 points as a reward.

As for defaulting on the debt, the transaction will be arranged in a place without surveillance. At the same time, Hayasaka also showed the other party her "strength" and warned them that it was best to work honestly. If they had any crooked ideas, she could make them suffer immense pain without leaving a trace.

Since seven people bought the product on the first day, the second-year girl, who earned 3500 points just by standing there as a mascot, felt that this job was quite lucrative. She thought to herself that although the boss had a foul mouth, he was actually quite reliable; he meant what he said he would pay, and he didn't mince words.

That evening, Chihaya provided a new version, and the scope of the text message was expanded to include 30 people from Class B and Class A. However, this time, less than ten people immediately expressed their intention to purchase it, while the rest either said they needed to consider it or simply did not reply.

Hayasaka always dressed differently to meet the "employees," leading them to genuinely believe that their workplace was an elite organization. Because Hayasaka never revealed her name or grade, the other party assumed from the beginning that they were all seniors from a third-year class, secretly marveling at how well they knew how to make money, befitting third-year students.

With just over two weeks until the midterm exams, some people who wanted to forge exam papers have started trying to find someone to test the waters, but most of them have been rejected.

Good students either don't need it or think it's too expensive, and as for helping classmates, it's not worth paying a high price for it themselves.

On the third day, the core team members, including leaders Katsuragi, Sakayanagi, and Ryuen, also received the email.

Under the instructions of the three men, they each purchased a fake exam paper, and the meeting place was set in three different locations.

They did not accept bank transfers, but instead offered equivalent compensation in the form of luxury meals, coffee, and snacks.

It was only a matter of time before the working girl in her second year was exposed, but every day that could be delayed was a day that was planned.

After all, the leaders could find out the other person's identity simply by asking other people in their class.

Hayasaka is in disguise, so there's no way she'll be found, but the girls in Class 2-D are doomed.

Hayasaka, however, believed that the other party had earned a considerable number of points through his connections, and that any subsequent issues could be considered "employee benefits." Honestly, is there really such an easy way to make money? Naive!

......

However, it turned out that the girls in Class D were not good at keeping secrets. After selling the exam papers to the subordinates of several leaders, someone came knocking on their door.

"I'm sorry, boss, I wanted to refuse, but she was just too fierce!" the "employee" cried.

"Tsk, don't talk nonsense. I didn't do anything to you, I just threatened you verbally." The newcomer was a tall, slender, long-legged, fair-skinned, and beautiful girl.

Hayasaka estimated that the other person's height was definitely greater than Chihaya's, so he conservatively estimated that it should be over 1.7 meters.

"You're not a first-year student, so you're angry because your business was stolen?" Hayasaka immediately deduced the other party's purpose.

"Oh yeah, that's right. I'm a bit short on cash and wanted to make some quick money, but you're only charging 2000 points?" The tall girl looked annoyed. "I'm so frustrated. Since you can't sell them, you'll have to take the loss. Let me punch you to vent my frustration—there are no security cameras here, right?"

"Punch me? I'm afraid you can't do it." Hayasaka was dressed as a girl today, and when she heard that the other party actually wanted to fight, she almost burst out laughing: even the boys in this school might not be able to beat her, let alone the girls.

"Oh my? It would be even better if you were a trained fighter!" The white-haired girl clenched her fists, seemingly getting excited.

"You can go now, this has nothing to do with you." Hayasaka said to the "employee" and then turned to look at his opponent in the next fight. "I hope you won't bother me after this fight."

"Hmph, don't worry, I mean what I say." The white-haired girl immediately attacked after saying that, launching a swift and powerful kick.

Hayasaka took a step back and narrowly avoided the opponent's attack, and soon followed up with a series of jabs.

"Why are you dodging? Weren't you so arrogant just now?" The white-haired girl's movements were light yet powerful, her attacks fluid and continuous, clearly not random.

"Don't rush," Hayasaka replied.

Hayasaka appeared to be under pressure, but she was merely observing her opponent's tactics and searching for weaknesses.

However, it must be said that this girl is very skilled. At least among the first-year students, there is no one who can match her. Even the boys who have practiced would mostly suffer some losses.

However, none of this was a problem for Hayasaka. She had received various professional training, and she found the weakness in just a few rounds.

The white-haired girl was throwing a punch one second, and the next second Hayasaka disappeared from her sight. Then she was kicked in the back, and she staggered and almost fell.

Hayasaka had just used the wall beside him to generate force, and after pushing off the wall twice, he unleashed a spinning kick.

"You can't beat me," Hayasaka said after landing. "Could you have done that move just now?"

"..." The other person fell silent. "Is that something a normal person could do?"

“I’m not a normal person,” Hayasaka replied.

"...Sister, you're not doing things the usual way, are you?"

“Indeed.” Hayasaka nodded. “Want to join in? I think you’re pretty good at fighting.”

"What do you need me to do?"

"Bodyguard and mascot."