In fact, I can add unlimited points

We absolutely cannot admit that the 80 million is a collective savings account for the entire grade.

That's right.

This money originally belonged to him alone, so he can use it however he wants!

"Aragaki-kun, I never expected you to resort to such dirty tricks to slander me in order to win the student council president election."

Forcing herself to regain her composure, Nangumi Masa glanced at Aragaki Shun with feigned calmness, then looked at the three figures at the head of the office, who were high-ranking representatives of the school, led by Acting Chairman Kanda.

"Teachers, I'd like to know why Aragaki and Horikita-senpai are here? Normally, isn't this supposed to be a dispute between me and the other second-year students?"

"Heh~ After all, you are the vice president of the student council. If I don't put in a good word for you, how would an ordinary student dare to challenge Senior Nagumo's authority to seek justice?"

Shrugging, Shun Aragaki casually said, "Of course, my task is simply to inform the school of their demands, so that certain groups in the student council don't use their power to cover up the relevant documents. How to handle it is up to the school."

Horikita Manabu took off his glasses, wiped them, and stated his position with a serious expression:

"I am still the student council president until the end of the election. Shouldn't I have the right to pay attention to the scandal that has occurred to the candidate for successor at this critical juncture?"

In response, the acting chairman and several other senior executives exchanged glances and nodded in approval.

Normally, conflicts between students should be handled by the student council itself.

Seeing this, Nan Yunya's expression grew even more unpleasant.

A sense of foreboding crept into my heart.

292. Goodbye, Nagumo. I hope you enjoyed this final scene that belonged to you.

This is bad! This is really, really bad!

Why did things develop to this point?

He didn't understand. Just yesterday, he had held a celebration banquet with the whole class to celebrate winning more than half of the votes in the school and about to become the student council president.

That vibrant, confident state of mind is still vivid in my mind.

Just one day later, was he really going to face the risk of dropping out of school on the eve of his success?

Damn it! What went wrong?!

"According to the school's practice, disputes between different students and different classes should be handled by the student council itself."

"However, this incident involved the vice president of the student council, and it happened during the student council's re-election period, so the school had no choice but to step in and cooperate..."

After reviewing the documents on the table, the acting chairman suddenly spoke, demanding that the conflict be resolved as soon as possible and that no more time be wasted.

There is a lot of work to be done in high-achieving students, and the school's senior management is extremely busy, so they really don't have much free time to spend their energy on conflicts between students.

Thinking of this, several high-ranking officials on the referee's bench even glanced at Shun Aragaki.

Those who can sit in this position are all seasoned political veterans, and naturally they cannot be unaware of the intricacies involved.

But this kind of thing is normal. If anyone is to blame, it's Nan Yunya's own lack of ability and carelessness, which led to her being caught out. Everything should be handled according to the school rules.

"Chairman Horikita, you will continue to lead the meeting. After all, this should be the last major dispute during your term, and it should be done properly from beginning to end."

After some thought, Acting Chairman Kanda directly appointed Manabu Horikita as the person in charge of the meeting.

The school's higher-ups won't easily get involved, so among the student council members, only the other side has the qualifications.

As for Nan Yunya's gloomy expression at this moment... just ignore it.

"Received, Chairman!"

Horikita Manabu stood up with a serious expression and nodded to the plaintiff on his left and the defendant on his right.

"Regarding this economic dispute, we will now begin a cross-examination process involving the school, those involved, and the class teacher..."

Horikita Manabu explained the general outline of the incident to both parties in a simple and easy-to-understand manner, and then gave a summary:

"—In short, the point of contention between the two sides now lies in the ownership of those 80 million personal points. The appellant argues that this deposit was a transfer fee accumulated by the four first-year classes and belongs to the entire grade, and was only entrusted to Nan Yunya for safekeeping; while the defendant argues that these points are his personal property and therefore he can use them at will."

"Based on the above circumstances, we hope to find out which side's claim is true."

After finishing his opening remarks, Horikita Manabu looked at the representatives and homeroom teachers of the plaintiff's three second-year classes.

"Nan Yun, a student in Class D of Grade 2, claims that those individual points are legitimate gains from class competition, and are voluntarily given by Grade 2 students every month without any coercion. Is this true?"

"It's obvious he's trying to obscure the nature of the incident!" Kiriyama Ikuha denied without hesitation.

Seeing an opportunity to expel Nan Yunya from school, he was so eager to crush her completely that he couldn't wait to do it, and his excitement was impossible to hide.

"The reason we transfer money to him every month is because we were scammed by him and he wanted to implement a strategy of collecting individual points from the entire grade and then transferring people into Class A through legitimate means."

"As long as you have 20 million, you can freely transfer to another class. This is the school's rule. This is our goal. All the teachers and students in the second year are clear about this. The recordings also record the promises that Nagumo made to us."

Horikita Manabu calmly took the recording pens and cell phones, played the relevant recordings one by one, and then made a judgment:

"Indeed, the scope of this deposit should be very clear. I wonder if Mr. Nanyun has any further objections?"

It must be noted that before Aragaki Shun enrolled, Nagumo Masaru, who was about to fully integrate into the second year, was the most prominent student at Advanced Education. Horikita Manabu, because he worked quietly, was not as famous as her.

Therefore, the strategy implemented by the other party has always been public knowledge, and not only are the second-year teachers and students aware of it, but the third-year students have also heard about it.

Not to mention, in order to compete with Horikita Manabu, this person even went so far as to use his own ideas to win over the other students in the third year, excluding those in Class A.

Therefore, even without these recordings as evidence, there is still no room for argument regarding the use of points collected in the second year.

Faced with a fact known to all, even if Nagumo were to lie through his teeth, Advanced Nurturing would not pretend to be blind!

The blond-haired senior gritted his teeth. He quickly realized this and could only struggle on with a stiff upper lip:

"Yes, I don't deny that the ultimate goal of these personal points is to help talented students transfer to other classes."

"But they belong to me, and I should decide how the specific process should be carried out in order to better achieve the goal."

The current situation is extremely dangerous; he has already staked everything on winning the student council election.

To be honest, Nagumo Masayuki inevitably felt some regret.

If they had at least 20 million personal points left, the situation wouldn't have been so dire.

No! That's not right either!

He had no other choice since the student council president election began.

If Shun Aragaki is allowed to win the election, and his opponents completely seize control of the student council, they could still unite with the other three second-year classes to impeach him on the same grounds.

At that time, the only thing he could do was use his 20 million personal points to offset the expulsion penalty. He might even lose his remaining vice president position and be left to eke out a living in Class D of the second year... The feeling of just waiting to die would be even more unbearable for a proud person like him than being expelled directly.

In other words, no matter which choice he makes, it will be a mistake. The only options he faces are a terrible future of staying in advanced education and falling to the bottom, or an equally terrible future where he is very likely to be expelled on the spot!

Why did things turn out this way?

Nan Yunya asked herself this question, and then immediately thought of the special exam last time when three classes joined forces, causing the class's ranking to drop to the bottom.

What is the reputation of Class D in each grade?

—A garbage dump, a waste community, a gathering place for defective products, and the very bottom of the grade-level hierarchy!

Under his leadership, the class has fallen to such a state. If he doesn't find a way to achieve good results and save face soon, he may completely lose his prestige within his class.

Therefore, he had to do everything in his power to secure the position of student council president.

But tracing back to the source, all the changes stemmed from acting impulsively during the sports festival, having provoked the wrong people at the wrong time.

Damn it, who would have thought that this school would actually use something like the zero-point strategy? That bastard Aragaki is really ruthless!

However, no matter how much he regrets his past actions, the key issue is the predicament he faces. If he cannot overcome this current calamity, he will truly have to say goodbye to advanced cultivation.

“There are no financial disputes between me and Kiriyama and the others. The personal points I receive each month are all voluntary gifts from them. I did verbally promise to invite a few classmates to join Class A before graduation, and I do not deny that and have never thought of breaking my promise.”

"But who should be eligible to transfer to another class, how to select students, and how many students in the three classes have the corresponding abilities... these are all questions that I should decide."

"With over a year until the second-year students graduate, I've been working towards this goal. My participation in the student council election was to change the Advanced Education Examination System, so all the personal points I collected were used effectively..."

Given the unfavorable situation, Nan Yunya could only keep emphasizing this point, insisting that all the personal points were voluntarily given by the four classes and that he had complete freedom to use them.

Here's a joke—the total amount raised by all the second-grade students for class transfers was a whopping 80 million, but while Class A in the first grade already has 48 members, there hasn't been a single transfer record in the second grade so far.

That's right, Nan Yunya relies entirely on "reputation" to control the second-year students. When she asks for points, she refuses to sign any contracts and simply leaves out the word "reputation".

The reason for not signing a contract is quite simple—

Once the school notarizes the relevant terms, the money will be restricted to specific uses, and can only be used to help people transfer into Class A.

Was he working himself to the bone to integrate the second-year students just to become a dream-fulfilling master and help others?

That's impossible!

Therefore, he will absolutely not sign any contracts. As a result, how the personal points handed in by the four classes are used will depend on his own mood.

Once these deposits are in his hands, they become his private funds, which he can spend however he wants.

As for what to do if someone dares to question it?

Ha! You dare to disrespect my credibility? Another name added to the expulsion list!

For now, he can only continue with this line of thinking.

In short, the money was given to me voluntarily by those idiots. I didn't force them or sign any agreements, so why do you accuse me of fraud?

"..."

Seeing the blond-haired senior's stubborn and shameless attitude, Shun Aragaki couldn't help but feel speechless.

But is this futile struggle really meaningful?

"You're talking nonsense! If you hadn't kept threatening to drop out of school, who would be so bored as to give away their entire monthly allowance?"

The representative from the original Class D in the second year couldn't help but bang on the table and excitedly swore.

Horikita glanced at the other person but didn't pay much attention, continuing the meeting impartially.

"It seems the two sides' accounts are inconsistent. Does the plaintiff have anything else to say?"

“Let me do it,” the class teacher of Kiriyama’s class, a serious middle-aged man, suddenly spoke up. “We have objections to Nanon’s statement that ‘all the personal points collected have been used reasonably.’”

“We investigated the specific use of the 80 million yen by Nagumo through various channels and found that he had sponsored a classmate named Ryuen Sho with 5 million yen, transferred 10 million yen to Class 1-B before the sports festival, lost 15 million yen to Aragaki after the sports festival, and spent 8 million yen on his relationships with many girls.”

At this point, the class teacher of Tongshan's class paused for a moment, seemingly waiting for everyone present to finish digesting this information.

Then, ignoring Nan Yunya's gloomy expression, he bluntly questioned her:

"Interfering with first-year students, making bets with others, and even keeping female students as mistresses—almost half of the 80 million personal points collected in the second year were spent on these personal hobbies. Nangumo, how do you explain this?"

After speaking, Kiriyama Ikuha handed a form to Horikita Manabu, which contained the relevant information they had collected.

When it came to his own words, Shunya Aragaki, who had been quietly watching the scene, chuckled and raised his hand in agreement:

"My bet with Nanyun was notarized by the school and was a completely legitimate game. As for where you misappropriated the betting funds, that's none of my business."

The blond-haired senior was speechless, unsure of what to say for a moment.

It's understandable that personal points are used for running for student council president, since that position is indeed necessary if you want to change school rules.

But how can he make up a story about misappropriating transfer fees to gamble with people and keeping girls as mistresses to connect with his promises?

You can't exactly say directly that doing this will make him feel better and increase his motivation to get things done...

"I still have more than a year before I graduate from the second year, and I will fulfill my promise then."

The meaning is clear: the deadline hasn't even arrived yet, so it's premature to accuse him of fraud.

I could easily take out 20 million yuan before graduation and help any student I liked to transfer to another class.

As for where the rest of the personal points went before that... that's none of your business. I didn't guarantee that all my savings would be used for the transfer. Isn't it normal for there to be some losses in between?

"Pfft~ Hahaha!! I'm sorry, I really couldn't hold it in!"

Shun Aragaki slapped the table twice and burst into laughter without restraint under everyone's gaze.

"Nangu, your stubbornness is indeed amusing, but it's a bit too unsightly."

"Do I need to remind you? Your class's ranking has plummeted from Class A to the very bottom, Class D. So, which 'lucky' student are you going to give this opportunity to transfer to Class D to?"

Under the boy's "kind" guidance, the blond-haired senior's expression changed drastically, and Kiriyama Ikuha and the others also sneered, directly making suggestions to Horikita Manabu and the school administration:

“That’s right. Nan Yun’s class has already dropped to Class D. It proves that he is not capable of fulfilling his initial promises. We demand that all the personal points we collected be returned so that everything can get back on track with class competition.”

It's over.

Horikita Manabu looked at Nagumo Aya, who still wanted to continue making a fuss and struggling, and made a judgment in his heart.

After all, continuing would only be a waste of time.

In fact, once it was determined at the beginning of the trial that the 80 million was a transfer fee and had been used up by Nan Yun alone, this economic dispute should have been resolved.