People bring their own maids to the training camp

Honami's legs are visible almost every day. Unlike Chihaya, who always wears pantyhose to cover them up, Honami usually only wears normal calf socks. Therefore, her thighs don't have the silky feel of pantyhose, but only a perfectly plump and beautiful appearance.

Resting her head on Honami's lap, Chihaya suddenly realized that neither Hayasaka nor Kushida seemed to have provided similar services: most of what they offered were things that wouldn't pass censorship if submitted, and the more innocent act of a lap pillow was completely out of the plan.

This is quite understandable, though. Anyone who challenges themselves with high difficulty from the start will naturally have no interest in going back to try the easy mode, especially if they are already very comfortable with the high difficulty.

Chihaya stares at the ceiling... Wait, where's the ceiling? All she can see are two hearts hidden beneath white shirts.

This person's heart has blinded Chihaya's eyes.

Chihaya decided not to mention the matter again after returning home, so as not to make the maid jealous.

In terms of bust size alone, Honami was probably the most impressive Chihaya had ever seen. Even Kushida would have to admit defeat. As for Hayasaka, she wasn't even a match for him.

"Is Chihaya tired?" Honami asked when Chihaya suddenly spaced out. "You should really get some rest. You don't have to finish the test right away."

"Sorry, I was so comfortable that I got a little distracted," Chihaya replied. "Since I'm staying, I should finish my work before I leave."

"Well, if Chihaya doesn't mind, it's not impossible for us to stay here until very late, okay?" Honami made a suggestion, a very normal suggestion between girls.

"No need for that. We're on the same floor. I still have some things to pack when I get back."

"How about we wait until after the exams? I'm actually quite looking forward to the girls' club meeting together," Fanbo said with a smile.

"The main problem is that the rooms are too small. Even if people sleep on the floor, there aren't enough rooms for many people."

"If there's a chance to go on a training camp, then there will be such an opportunity."

"Then let's look forward to it?"

"If so, Chihaya should share a dorm room with me, okay?"

"Yeah, no problem."

The two chatted for a few more minutes, and Chihaya reluctantly got off Honami's lap. Although it was very comfortable, Honami would probably not be able to stand up if it went on any longer because his legs were numb.

The two then began to study the "crystallization of wisdom" from the previous night.

Although it was supposed to be a collective effort, Chihaya still felt that the questions others in the class came up with were too straightforward—even simple knowledge points could be used to create trick questions to mislead others. Such blatant questions were essentially no different from the school's backup exam papers.

However, Chihaya did not intend to take on all the questions herself, because he had no reason to do so.

The midterm exams weren't intended to force any students to drop out; they were merely a deterrent to encourage students to take school exams seriously. Both the original practice questions and the 25% of students in the class were more than enough for everyone to pass easily.

即便按照D班32分的退学线，本班的25分加上七分就足够了——如果剩下75分里面连7分都拿不到的话未免也太离谱了。即便是须藤这样的笨蛋，认真学习一下的话起码也能考到个40分左右。

"It's not a good time to ask, but would Chihaya like some coffee or tea?" Honami asked cautiously. "I'm not asking this because I want Chihaya to have trouble sleeping tonight, I'm just worried that you might not have any energy."

“I know that much; only Ai would have such a wicked sense of humor,” Chihaya smiled. “Then could you please pour me a cup of coffee? Instant is fine, okay?”

"I'm so sorry, Chihaya." Honami stood up, took out the coffee, and made a small joke. "But I really don't have a coffee machine or coffee beans."

Gao Yu claims that as long as you have some money, you can buy anything, and even if something is out of stock, you can pre-order it. So, if you want something like a coffee machine or coffee beans, you can buy it.

However, for the well-known reasons mentioned earlier, Chihaya prefers instant coffee and does not have the habit of consuming enough caffeine from instant coffee to stay awake.

Drinking instant coffee is purely for its simplicity and speed, as well as a certain rebellious, somewhat childish mentality.

"I don't feel wronged at all, because I don't have a coffee machine or coffee beans either."

"Hahaha, I remember now, Chihaya said that coffee wasn't her first choice."

“Yes, although I have a face that goes well with coffee, I actually prefer tea,” Chihaya said. “But this doesn’t seem like the right setting for slowly savoring tea.”

"Then I've decided to go to Chihaya's room for some tea next time."

"Okay, I'll prepare the tea and snacks in advance."

"It sounds like a tea party—no, that suits Chihaya's face perfectly! Like a European aristocratic tea party!"

"My face really is versatile."

"Well, what can I do? Chihaya is just so beautiful."

"Hehe, then I'll take it as a compliment."

84. A strategy of using one wolf to devour another (two-in-one)

With the midterm exams approaching, the work of creating exam questions for several first-grade classes is gradually coming to an end.

The relationship between classes may appear calm on the surface, but undercurrents are surging, much like the calm before a storm.

Just one week before the midterm exams, the school announced the arrangements for class points for the exams.

First, assuming all students pass, the student with the highest total score in each of the four classes will receive 100 class points, the student with the second highest total score will receive 75 class points, the student with the third highest total score will receive 50 class points, and the student with the fourth highest total score will receive 25 class points.

In addition, there are five subjects in total. The first place in each subject will receive 5000 personal points, the second place will receive 3000 points, and the third place will receive 1000 points.

The class that achieves the highest average score in any of the five subjects will receive an additional 20 class points.

This news is definitely good news for Class D, which currently has 0 class points—as long as everyone passes, even the last-place student will receive 25 class points.

Although the class points of 25 will only be distributed as 2500 individual points on the first of next month, it's still much better than zero. At least I can buy some juice to soothe my throat while eating the mountain vegetable set meal, which is better than nothing.

However, little by little, they might gradually increase the class's points. Class D seemed to take this in stride.

For various reasons, Sudo and the other two rejoined Horikita Suzune's study group, and the two sides "put aside their past grievances" and worked together for Class D.

As instructed by Chihaya, Kushida continued to mingle with Horikita Suzune in her study group. Although Horikita Suzune was not very happy about it, Kushida's affability was something she lacked, so she had to keep her around as a unifying force.

In this way, Chihaya will be able to obtain the questions for Class D.

As the one who set the questions, Horikita Suzune will definitely teach Sudo and the others the content of their exam papers through the study session.

On the other hand, Miyake and Hasebe also felt embarrassed to use the study materials provided by Chihaya because of this sudden change. Although Chihaya didn't seem to care much, the two of them felt it was necessary to avoid suspicion.

Chihaya then changed her teaching method to have the two ask questions and she answer them, which was much less efficient than the previous method. However, since the two students were already at an average level, they certainly didn't have to worry about failing after the tutoring.

Since the dropout line is half the class average, it's not a difficult thing to achieve. Even if the class average is 90, half is only 45, which isn't hard to reach. Besides, even Horikita's goal is for the three idiots to reach a level of around 50.

Moreover, an average score of 90 is almost impossible.

Unless you can get your hands on the exam papers from other classes, but since each class takes 25%, you need to memorize four exam papers to be absolutely sure, four for each subject, which is 20 for five subjects—this is much harder than climbing to heaven for a slacker like Sudo Yamauchi. After all, you can memorize fill-in-the-blank and multiple-choice questions, but questions involving calculations are a real pain.

For example, if you give Sudo, who doesn't understand anything about systems of simultaneous equations, he will have a hard time perfectly replicating the answer even if you give him the answer.

It's like how many people can't even copy the answers correctly, and they accidentally write 13 instead of B.

However, after much reflection, Horikita Suzune finally adopted a personalized teaching approach for the three idiots. She chose simple and easy-to-understand knowledge points to increase their chances of getting points, ensuring they could still score even on questions not from their own class. Otherwise, it would be too foolish to just memorize and then give up and guess randomly on the first question that wasn't from their class.

In short, Class D was proceeding smoothly. However, they hadn't considered trading with other classes at all.

This led to a situation where classes A, B, and C were secretly engaged in fierce competition, while class D remained peaceful and undisturbed.

......

As the chief coordinator of the B-class exam-setting team, Chihaya possesses "supreme power," allowing him to modify the B-class exam questions according to his own will without anyone's permission. This power gives Chihaya enormous room for maneuver, enabling him to use these questions to trade for things he needs.

However, before Chihaya could take action, his phone received an anonymous email from Class A.

The reason I knew this email came from was because the sender introduced himself as being from Class A, then attached Class A's social studies, part of the Chinese language, and part of the chemistry exam papers, and concluded with "believe it or not," while also stating that Class B only sent the email to Chihaya, and the decision was in his own hands.

"What's going on?" Chihaya asked, somewhat confused.

"It's probably a product of infighting within Class A." Hayasaka was in charge of gathering information, so he was more familiar with the situation in Class A than Chihaya. "It seems that Katsuragi and Sakayanagi were in charge of the exam papers for several subjects this midterm, and the emails were all for Katsuragi's faction."

"Would she sacrifice her own interests for internal strife? Sakayanagi is a terrifying woman." Chihaya shook her head. "That's why I hate people who come here to experience life. She's just here to have fun. Even if she drops out of school, she can still achieve a status that even graduating from Class A would never be possible through her family connections."

"Although it may sound strange for me to say this, Miss, you should know that your current situation is not significantly different from the situation you mentioned, Sakayanagi—if I had to say, you are not leading the class openly."

"What are you saying? Isn't Fanbo very prestigious in the class?"

"That's because you made concessions from the beginning; otherwise, it wouldn't have been impossible for it to escalate into a two-faction conflict like that in Class A."

"I don't think that's possible. If that were the case, Fanbo would choose to be my deputy."

"You really know Ichinose well. Is this what a young person's first pure love is like?"

"...How did we end up talking about that again?" Chihaya said helplessly.

"Because every time you mention Ichinose, it's with the tenderness and trust that a guy has when talking about his sweetheart."

Am I not gentle and trusting towards you? Do I love you?

“You never had that kind of innocent, high school romance feeling with me.” Hayasaka pointed out the difference. “Being with me doesn’t feel like being in a relationship, does it? It’s more like being a loving couple who have been married for many years. Although we love each other very much, we’ve long passed the honeymoon phase.”

"...So what you're doing now is like a wife openly encouraging her husband to cheat on her?"

“No problem, Miss. If I marry you in the future, I will not care how many wives you have. In my opinion, the citizenship application at the ward office is just a useless piece of paper. If you really like me, you don’t need to care about those issues. Ichinose’s family will definitely not refuse a son-in-law of your status.”

"You're getting more and more outrageous. If I could, I'd drop out of school right now and stay home as a shut-in."

"Shall we take Kikyo with us?" Hayasaka said after a moment's thought.

"Are you a hunter? You took someone with you when you left." Chihaya was speechless.

"So, Miss, you know about Werewolf? I thought this kind of social game was beyond your reach." Hayasaka nonchalantly stabbed his master in the chest.

"The 21st century is the information age. Even if I haven't played Werewolf, how could I not have heard of it?"

"If you'd like to play, I can help you set up a game."

“No, I hate Werewolf.” Chihaya gave a disgusted look. “I just mentioned it because it fit the context.”

"Actually, you're playing Werewolf right now, aren't you? The girl is the villager, and you, the man dressed as a woman, are the werewolf. As soon as you're exposed, you'll be voted out immediately."

"So you're saying there are witches and prophets too?"

"It's possible, but she's not appearing yet." Hayasaka spread his hands. "What if someone knowledgeable comes along and says that the Himegami family doesn't have a child named Chihaya, but the Mikado family does, but that one's a boy!"

"How bored would someone have to be to investigate something like this?" Chihaya was speechless. "Can't I just change my nationality to something from Scandinavia and say it's my Japanese name?"

"Very good, the Seer has been killed by the Werewolf." Hayasaka clapped her hands. "Congratulations, Miss, you have passed the Werewolf beginner's tutorial."

"...Don't mention werewolf anymore!"

"Okay, let's get back to the topic of the midterm exams: the infighting in Class A will definitely continue, and I predict that Sakayanagi will ultimately emerge victorious. Katsuragi is being too rigid; he probably doesn't realize that he has already been betrayed by his classmates."

“I think Ryuen from Class C should have received this email as well,” Chihaya said. “Class A’s defeat is already inevitable. If all goes well, they might only be able to finish third.”

"In other words, does that mean only defeating Class D?"

"Yes, it's not difficult. I just need to sell the questions for Class A, Class B, and Class D to Longyuan."

"What are you planning to exchange?" Hayasaka asked. "I feel like we're going to be at a disadvantage no matter what."

"It's B-class that's suffering losses, what does it have to do with us?" Chihaya glanced at Hayasaka, "Let Ryuen pay up points, and deal with D-class."