Mahouka Koukou no Re Volume 4 - Ch 11

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The celebrations for both the Newcors Division and overall victories happened at the sa ti.

The three replacents who took First Place and were directly responsible for the triumph in the Newcors Division were all injured in the finals, so this wasn't exactly the ti for reckless celebration. Even with that in mind, the real reason was even though overall victory was assured, preparations still needed to be made for tomorrow's Mirage Bat event, hence they didn't have ti to really celebrate.

Thanks to First High's newcors turning the table, the difference in score between First and Third High grew even further.

Currently, the difference was 140 points.

For tomorrow's Mirage Bat event, First Place earned 50 points, Second Place received 30 points, Third Place gets 20 points, and Fourth Place nabbed 10 points.

For tomorrow's preliminary round and the finals for Monolith Code, First Place obtained 100 points, Second Place received 60 points, with Third and Fourth Place each receiving 40 points.

Based on tomorrow's result, First High's overall victory might beco a certainty before reaching the final day.

The players and technicians were overwheld with work trying to procure the essentials (such as the uniforms and CADs for the Monolith Code players), so any mber with ti on their hands was also thrown into the fray.

Tatsuya intentionally avoided using "Restoration" on his ruptured right eardrum and received the usual dical treatnt from the infirmary. Afterwards, he used Self Restoration to fully repair the damage and covered it up with the dical patch issued to him. Currently, he was alone with Miyuki and busy preparing for tomorrow.

None of the other team mbers, especially the upperclassn, knew that he had fully recovered, so they were still in the throes of worry. While Tatsuya felt slightly guilty about deceiving them, he had his reasons as well. In atonent, he chose to silently endure the discomfort caused by wearing the ear protector in the scorching heat of sumr. He was quite aware that such a trivial matter did not constitute as atonent.

Still, even though they were "overwheld with work