People at the practical education center only want to drop out.

The phones provided by the school have a detailed map of the school, and even a navigation function.

With the help of navigation, Bai Lan quickly found the locations of the other three classes, A, B, and C.

Although all four classes are in the first grade, they are not concentrated in one area.

All four classes are located on the same floor.

Although they are on the same floor, they are actually not close.

There is a distance between each class.

In addition, the classrooms seem to have been specially soundproofed.

In this way, even if someone in one class speaks loudly, it won't disturb the other class; if the voice is slightly softer, the other class simply won't hear it.

According to Bai Lan's observation, apart from a very few, the rest of Class D were basically "defective products". The remaining few, although not "defective products", probably had some strange characteristics like Bai Lan, which is why they were assigned to Class D.

This allocation is too extreme; it's definitely not a random allocation, but rather some kind of "classification," a classification based on similarity.

Class D is a defective product, and it is also the last in the ranking of the four classes (A, B, C, and D).

It's hard not to associate the "order" of the class with the "quality" of the students...

According to this pattern...

Since Class D is a defective product.

Class C and Class D are probably the closest, just slightly better substandard products.

Class B is the good stuff.

So Class A, which is furthest from Class D, is the elite class?

Otherwise, you can't exactly tell him that things are backwards, that Class D is the best, Class D is a defective product, and the other three classes are even worse defective products, can you?

Or perhaps, they're all defective?

That would be outrageous.

8. First meeting with Sakayanagi Arisu, and a transaction with Class A.

Although Class C is closest to Class D, Bai Lan approached Class A first.

Based on the overall intelligence demonstrated by Class D, he deduced that the information he sold would likely be highly valuable to Class C.

But it's not necessarily the case in Class A.

If someone cracks the code beforehand, or buys the information directly from the teacher, then the information he has won't fetch a good price!

On the way to Class A classroom.

Bai Lan recalled the information he had just bought with 5 points regarding the punishments for being late, leaving early, or skipping class.

The reason he clicked his tongue was that, after reviewing the information he had purchased, he realized he had instantly lost one option: dropping out of school...

The information sent by the tea stalk told him:

Unlike other schools, in this school, no matter how many times a student is absent, leaves early, or is late, it will not directly lead to expulsion.

Because the punishment won't fall directly on the individual, but rather on the entire class. (That's how it was originally planned.)

Perhaps due to certain limitations, the intelligence did not provide details about the punishment.

But I can roughly guess that since it's falling on the class, it'll just mean points being deducted, points being deducted, points being deducted...

Dropping out of school is not helpful.

It's purely harmful to others and doesn't benefit oneself.

Knowing that being late, leaving early, and skipping classes makes it impossible to expel him from school.

Bai Lan silently deleted the plan from her notebook that involved accumulating disciplinary points through being late, leaving early, and skipping classes, ultimately leading to her expulsion from school.

Although you can't be expelled for being late or absent, three disciplinary violations are still a punishment.

Three times, all at once, could attract enough hatred for Bai Lan.

Three times is about right; more than that is not good.

There are too many brainless and impulsive guys in the class. If they're pushed to the limit to protect their money, they might resort to some drastic measures...

Bai Lan was only trying to provoke hatred because she didn't want to be bound by friendship with her classmates, not because she wanted to force them to fight her to the death.

Moreover, don't be fooled by Bai Lan's provocation and violation of rules that angered the whole class today, making it seem like everyone in the class was at a disadvantage.

In fact, they made a fortune!

Bai Lan exposed the school's sweet trap, making them wary and teaching them how to protect their living expenses.

Compared to the points that the class saved as a result, the points deducted for Bai Lan's three violations were just a drop in the bucket.

They gained far more than they lost.

Without Bai Lan's help, they would probably be eating dirt next month!

Just be happy about it.

There's nothing we can do; Bai Lan is just that kind-hearted.

Soon, Bai Lan arrived outside Class A's classroom.

As he got closer to the door of Class A, he vaguely heard the following conversation through the door.

"Mr. Majima, you said that you can buy anything at this school as long as you have points, right? So, how many points do I need to find out the information on the criteria the school uses to evaluate us?"

This is a soft and elegant female voice.

Then a deep and firm male voice answered:

"100."

"That......."

Upon hearing this, Bai Lan quickened her pace and even activated the active effect of [Overlord].

Before the female voice could give a reply, Bai Lan rushed to the door of Class A and quickly knocked on it.

Boom-!

The loud noise abruptly interrupted what the girl was about to say.

Immediately afterwards, Bai Lan shouted from outside the door, "Buy mine! I only want 90!"

Class A students: ? ? ?

Soon, the classroom door for Class A was opened.

Bai Lan saw a tall, adult man in a suit.

I suppose he must be the homeroom teacher for Class A.

Majima looked at Bai Lan with a stern face: "Which class are you in? What's the matter? Don't bother our class's orientation meeting if you don't have anything to say!"

"Hello, teacher!" Bai Lan raised her hand and greeted, "Teacher, I'm here to steal your business!"

"what?"

"Didn't someone just try to buy information from you with points? I'm here to steal your business. Well, those points probably won't end up in your pocket anyway, so to be precise, I'm here to steal the school's business."

Bai Lan said this.

"Oh? You mean you know information about the criteria this school uses to evaluate classes and individuals?" The soft, elegant female voice rang out again.

With the door panel no longer obstructing her view, Bai Lan finally saw the face of the person who spoke.

She had long, straight, silvery-white hair, delicate features, a petite and adorable figure, and white stockings that hugged her calves... Her hands rested on a cane, making her appear quite frail, but her slightly raised chin and the upturned corners of her mouth...

Although he was small and his body was so small that he could be easily pushed over, his spirit seemed to be several stories high.

Such a person is probably the type who would rather suffer a loss than let their "competitors" gain an advantage.

Fortunately, they were no match for them.

Oh, to be precise, it should be said that his D class was no match for A class at all.

Once Class A learns a little about Class D, they won't see Class D as a threat.

Bai Lan noticed that the girl seemed somewhat surprised at this moment.

She seemed surprised that someone had obtained the information she wanted before her, and then turned around and sold it to her.

From the girl's perspective, the person who could obtain this information so early must be a very capable person.

Someone so capable and proactive must be ambitious.

An ambitious person, in theory, should keep this information to themselves, make a fortune quietly by taking advantage of the information gap, and not share it with others, right?

At this moment, Bai Lan replied, "That's right, I have intelligence, which I obtained at a 'great cost.' Because of this intelligence, I am now the poorest person in the whole year. I need to find more people to share this cost with me."

It sounds pitiful, but in reality, everyone's points have just been credited to their accounts and they haven't had a chance to spend them yet.

At this point, even if Bai Lan only spent 1 point, he would still be the poorest.

The petite girl placed her left hand on her chest and nodded slightly, saying, "Nice to meet you. I'm Sakayanagi Arisu from Class A..."

The petite girl, Sakayanagi Arisu, didn't directly respond to Shirai's question, but instead introduced herself first.

Bai Lan understood what the other person meant and replied, "Bai Lan, a Chinese student studying abroad, is in class D, D, D-."

Bai Lan knew that the focus of the other party's question was on "Class D".

Upon hearing Bai Lan's class name, Ban Yanagi looked on with a sudden realization.

She understood instantly.

That's true. Being in Class D, even the most capable person probably couldn't lead the class.

Instead of trying to improve your class rating, you should accumulate more points so you can live more comfortably for the next three years, or use them for something else.

but.

wrong.

"Would the people in Class D be willing to spend a million points to buy intelligence?" Sakayanagi asked with a look of disbelief.