"Senpaku, I am Sakamoto. What brings you here?"

Is Sakamoto waiting here all by himself?

Who is he waiting for?

Are they waiting for the true leader of Class A to arrive and reap the benefits of this unexpected resource together?

This is a godsend!

Suppressing his excitement, Long Yuan decided to remain in hiding and observe the situation.

He wanted to see just who this person was that Sakamoto himself was waiting for.

However, the person who appeared next was completely unexpected.

It wasn't someone from Class A who came; it was Kiyotaka Ayanokouji and Suzune Horikita from Class D!

Ryuen watched Sakamoto and the two from Class D talk, watched Horikita point out the mark, watched Sakamoto readily acknowledge Class D's prior claim and prepare to leave...

He immediately realized that he had made a mistake.

Sakamoto wasn't waiting for the leader of Class A; he was waiting for these two people from Class D!

As for the reason?

Longyuan had no interest in investigating further.

But an opportunity to disrupt things presented itself.

Since we can't wait for the rabbit, let's stir up the water!

Create chaos, test their reactions, and see how Sakamoto and Class D will handle it.

This in itself is a valuable form of intelligence gathering.

So, just as Horikita was about to return to the camp to call for reinforcements, Ryuen, along with Ishizaki and Albert, made a swaggering entrance.

He arrogantly claimed ownership, ignored the markings, and ordered the looting, successfully provoking Horikita's anger and Ayanokoji's pragmatic takeover.

Sakamoto's intervention, while resolving the conflict in a way that was both incredibly cool and absurdly satisfying, ultimately proved effective.

But Longyuan has already achieved its goal to some extent.

He witnessed Class D's reaction to the crisis.

We also saw Sakamoto's attitude towards Class D.

More importantly, he successfully played the role of a "bully" as expected.

This helps his people in Class D to better integrate into and gain the trust of Class D.

As for that little bit of corn, it was just an extra treat that I took along the way.

With some corn they had managed to snatch, Longyuan and his two companions quickly returned to Class B's camp.

Upon returning to the camp, Ryuen immediately summoned several of his core subordinates, including Shiina Hiyori, who had just returned.

He quickly assigned the next tasks:

Strengthen camp defenses, continue regular exploration and food gathering, but temporarily halt the search for outposts.

At the same time, he asked everyone to be vigilant and pay attention to the movements of other classes, especially Class A.

"Brother Longyuan, what do we do next? All our strongholds have been taken over."

Ishizaki asked.

Longyuan made a bold decision.

"I will personally go to Class A's camp."

Upon hearing this, his subordinates all showed expressions of surprise.

"Ryuen-kun, isn't this a bit inappropriate?"

Shiina Hiyori whispered a reminder. Ryuen sneered:

“Danger? According to your description, although Katsuragi from Class A is wary, Sakamoto doesn’t seem to mind outsiders visiting. Moreover, the more dangerous the place, the easier it is to find a breakthrough.”

He paused and continued:

"The plan of waiting for the rabbit to run into the tree stump is not feasible for the time being. We can't find an empty outpost. Instead of wandering around the jungle like headless flies, we might as well go directly to Class A's lair."

"I want to see for myself what their camp is really like,"

"Look at Class A, which is overshadowed by Sakamoto's brilliance. Where exactly is the true leader hiding!"

After setting up all the campsite arrangements,

Long Yuanxiang left Class B's camp alone without taking anyone with him.

She started walking towards the direction of Class A's camp as described by Shiina Hiyori in her memory.

Sometimes, barging into the lion's den is the fastest way to see the true face of the lion king.

First Grade Summer Vacation: Chapter 108: The Explosion Version

Long Yuanxiang walked alone through the dense jungle.

His steps were slow, but his direction was clear.

Based on Shiina Hiyori's description and her memory of the location,

He made steady progress toward the location of Class A's camp.

The closer they got to their destination, the clearer the surrounding traces seemed to become.

The carefully trimmed shrubs, the faintly discernible paths on the ground, and even the faint smell of cooking fires beginning to drift in the air.

All of this silently suggests that a highly organized group exists ahead.

Finally, after passing through the last dense thicket of trees, the view suddenly opened up before us.

Long Yuan stopped in his tracks, his sharp gaze sweeping across the area ahead.

Even though he was mentally prepared, the sight he saw still made his pupils contract slightly.

Compared to the description he heard from Shiina yesterday, the Class A camp in front of him seemed to have "evolved" again.

On that plateau backed by rock walls and facing the sea, the number of shacks seemed to have increased, and their structures were more ingenious.

What was originally a simple framework bound together with vines and branches has now had many of its joints polished smoother.

You can even see some obviously rough-polished stone tools wedged into key nodes, increasing the overall stability.

The leaves and thatch covering the roof were layered clearly, thick and even, indicating that they had been laid with great care.

Several students were sitting together, skillfully processing the roots and fibers of some plants with what appeared to be hand-polished stone slabs.

The entire camp was well-organized, and everyone was busy, but there was no sign of panic.

This is clearly a village where the level of "civilization" is improving at a visible rate.

The appearance of Longyuan immediately attracted attention.

The person closest to him was Masayoshi Hashimoto, who was carving wooden sticks with a stone slab.

Hashimoto looked up and saw Ryuen.

A hint of surprise flashed across his face, but he quickly regained his composure.

He put down his work, stood up, dusted off the sawdust from his hands, and walked towards Longyuan.

Several Class A students who were busy nearby stopped what they were doing and looked over warily.

But no one panicked or made a fuss.

"Long Yuanxiang?"

Hashimoto stopped a few steps away from Ryuen.

His tone was relatively calm, but the aloofness in his eyes was obvious.

"What a rare guest! What brings you to our Class A camp?"

Long Yuan had his hands in his pockets:

"What? Not welcome? I heard your Class A camp is quite well-built, so I came here specifically to visit. Is that not allowed?"

His gaze passed over Hashimoto,

He openly surveyed every detail of the camp.

They lingered for a few extra seconds, especially on the obviously handcrafted stone tools and new installations.

Hashimoto frowned slightly.

He and Longyuan had collaborated on the previous midterm exams.

However, in this deserted island exam, Class A, led by Sakamoto, showed a clear advantage.

Hashimoto believes there is absolutely no need to engage in any further cooperation or transactions with Ryuen.

A steady approach is the best strategy.

"A visit?" Hashimoto asked indifferently.

"I'm afraid that's not convenient. We're currently undergoing a survival test, and there are many things to do within the camp."

That's too polite of you.

But the refusal was quite clear.

Just then, Masumi Kamuro also came out from behind the shed next to her.

She was holding several large leaves in her hand, seemingly preparing to go to the stream to wash them.

Upon seeing Longyuan, her brows immediately furrowed.

His eyes were filled with undisguised vigilance.

She hadn't forgotten the trouble Ryuen had caused her before, although Sakamoto had ultimately resolved it.

But that unpleasant memory remains vivid.

She didn't speak, only gave Long Yuan a cold glance, then moved to a slightly behind-the-side of the bridge.

The attitude clearly expressed its unwelcome stance.

Ryuen naturally noticed Kamishiro's gaze, and he chuckled, deliberately raising his voice:

"Oh? It seems quite a few people aren't welcoming me? Is this how Class A treats its guests? Or are you hiding some shady secret? Like, who exactly is your leader?"

His words carried a clear probing tone.

Hashimoto's face darkened.

Kamuro couldn't help but want to retort, but was stopped by a look from Hashimoto.

"Long Yuan, please watch your words."

Hashimoto's voice turned colder.

"Our Class A operates openly and honestly, and there's nothing we need to hide. The choice of leader will be revealed on the final day. As for now, please leave."

The atmosphere at the camp became somewhat tense because of Long Yuan's arrival and his words.

The other students in Class A remained in place, but their attention was focused on this area.

However, faced with provocation from other classes, especially figures like Long Yuan, the students of Class A did not act independently or show any fear.

Instead, they all showed a united front against a common enemy.

This silent solidarity is more powerful than any words.

Just as the two sides were deadlocked, a calm voice came from the direction of the camp entrance.

"what happened?"

Everyone followed the sound,

Katsuragi Kohei emerged from the woods, his bald head particularly striking in the sunlight.

His forehead was covered in fine beads of sweat, as if he had just returned from some physical labor.

Upon seeing the Dragon Garden, Katsuragi's brows immediately furrowed.

The wariness in his eyes was even greater than that of Hashimoto and Kamuro.