After a lengthy period of preparation, the day of the first years' final special exam had finally arrived.
As per the rules, the commanders of the losing classes would be expelled from the school. However, this ti, they would be stripped of their protection point instead.
The two commanders in charge of the defeated classes would lose the protection point that they had earned during the provisional exam.
While there wouldn't be any expulsions, it was important to keep in mind that the Class Points would probably fluctuate dramatically.
Depending on the outco of the exam, there was a good chance that the standings of each class would be affected.
"Today, I want you to forget about all the notes and pointers I've given you."
As I waited for morning horoom to begin, Horikita spoke up from her seat beside .
"Choose whichever five events you want, and then pick whoever you want to participate in them."
"If I take charge and ss up your plans, wouldn't the rest of the class be unable to adapt to it?"
"I never told anyone which events I'd be choosing or which events they'd be participating in. I simply said that I'd be making those decisions pragmatically depending on the situation, so that shouldn't be a problem."
In other words, she had thoroughly set the stage for to compete without running into any issues.
"Don't bla if sothing goes wrong."
"This is a class competition. Even though the commanders are allowed to intervene, the exam basically boils down to the strength of our class as a whole. The opponent we'll be facing is Class A, led by Sakayanagi-san. The most formidable opponent in our school year. Even if you lose, it's not like anyone would bla you."
I cast Horikita a sidelong glance and took a look at the last ssage she had sent the night before.
It was a record of everything Class C had done to prepare for the special exam these past two weeks.
There was information on what each student had shared in the class discussions, which events they had tried, and how much they had practiced.
"I'll make the most of your efforts."
As I got up from my seat, ready to go do what I needed to do, Horikita left with a few words.
"The odds of chess getting chosen are 7 out of 10. A 70% chance isn't exactly low."
Over the past couple of days, Horikita and I had played several matches of chess against each other.
"In the end, I hardly ever won against you, even with you going easy on ."
It was true that the number of tis she had beaten were few and far between. However, there was no need for her to keep track of it. In this short period of ti, Horikita's chess skills had improved considerably.
"Nobody is stronger than , even when I'm going easy on them. Rember that."
"You sure have a lot of confidence in yourself."
Having wrapped up my conversation with Horikita, I set off to go fulfill my duties as the commander.
The remaining students were pretty much on standby in the main classroom, waiting to receive instructions from the multipurpose room.
After an event is announced, the participants would then change their clothes and go to the designated location. The finer details of the event wouldn't be shared on the monitors, so the students in the main classroom would have to wait for the participants to get back to learn what happened.
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