Chapter 28: You are all garbage
Even though Hikigaya wanted to say he didn't know, with so many eyes on him and the atmosphere of the stage being completely controlled by Koenji, he didn't have the courage to refuse at all.
No way, just say it.
In a word, any rubbish that does not deserve money.
...No, if you say that, you will be beaten, let's be more euphemistic.
"When the school opened, teacher Chabashira said that the school measures students based on their strength, and 100,000 points represent the school's initial assessment of us. After watching this month, the school's evaluation of us dropped to zero. That's what I'm talking about."
After saying that, Hikigaya looked at Chabashira-sensei who nodded.
"Hikigaya is right. The reason is very simple. It is because of your words and actions on weekdays, you are late or absent ninety-eight times, you make noise or use your cell phone three hundred and ninety times in class. I really admire you all. I did so much for month.
"This school will reflect class grades in points. As Hikigaya said, it started with 100,000 points, and you spit out all 100,000 points after a month of hard work. A zero rating is all."
These remarks left most of the class speechless: I'm afraid they couldn't figure out what they'd done wrong and only thought about what was bad for others.
"Chabashira-sensei, I don't remember us ever getting clarification on such things..."
The class leader, Hirata, stood up in protest, but Chabashira-sensei immediately refused.
"Hirata, what you said is truly unbelievable. Why do you need special explanations? School discipline is natural, right? Didn't you learn this in elementary and middle school?
"It's this..."
"Indeed, including you, Hikigaya and Koenji, there are also a few students who listened carefully to the class, but that goes without saying, if you take it for granted, at least the grade won't become zero. This result is all your own responsibility."
Chabashira-sensei's words heated up the atmosphere in the class even more.
Because it is true, it cannot be refuted.
"Besides, you who just entered your first year of high school, do you really think that you can use 100,000 yuan a month without restrictions? Or in this school whose goal is to develop outstanding talents? Think sensibly and know that it's impossible, right? Why do you keep ignoring your doubts?"
Although Hikigaya didn't think any outstanding talents could be developed under this system, those guys in the class were really outrageous. I hope that this time they will be able to learn a lesson and be more disciplined in the future.
"At the very least, please give us the details of increasing and decreasing points... for future reference."
Hirata looked reluctant. Listening to his words, he didn't seem to despair about the future as expected of Hayama #2.
Unfortunately, Chabashira-sensei immediately crushed his hopes.
"It's impossible. According to school policy, the details of the audit cannot be shared with you. As in the future, when you enter the society, the decision whether to tell you a detailed personnel audit is also taken by the enterprise. However, it's also good, your situation is really tragic, so let me tell you a good thing.
Saying that, the headmaster, who seemed to have other plans, started looking around the class.
"Even if attitudes about being late or attending classes improve… Assuming zero deductibles this month, points still won't go up or down. Simply put, the points imported next month will still be zero, but on the other hand, it doesn't matter if you're late or absent. It doesn't matter how many times. How about this? Remember well, but you won't lose anything."
"What..."
Hirata's expression darkened, and he seemed to understand that such a statement would only dampen the students' desire to improve discipline in the classroom.
What an angry and disqualified teacher.
But if you look at it from a different angle, it's really a very important point to keep in mind.
According to Hikigai, zero points are frustrating, but if used properly, they can be a powerful weapon for Class D and can even be used to threaten other classes for profit.
However, this is a method that only evil people can use, and Hikigaya didn't want to draw attention to himself, so let's forget about it.
"Okay, conversation is over, it's time to get down to business."
Teacher Chabashira took out a thick sheet of poster paper and pasted it on the blackboard. It listed the class names from "a" to "d" and the numbers.
It seems to be the result of each class.
Class A is 940, Class B is 650, and Class C is 490. According to the morning conversation with Sakayanagi, 100,000 points is equivalent to 1,000 class points.
"Hey, Hikigaya-kun," Matsushita said softly, "Is this a coincidence, or did the school recognize our strength even when we were divided into classes?"
Wow, I didn't expect Matsushita to see this.
Hikigaya felt a little calmer. It seemed that he was too worried, and the brain of this girl could still function normally.
But then some regrets.
If I had known this before, I would have shut up sooner!
"Master, why... are the scores in the class so different?"
Hirata noticed the difference too, and Chabashira-sensei didn't hesitate to reveal the bloody truth.
"It's very simple, this school is divided into classes according to the order of excellence. The best students go to class A, and the worst students go to class D, which means you are the most inferior."
Oops, that's too much to say.
Hikigaya held his chin with one hand and complained in his heart: he felt that not only the students were so divided into classes, but also the homeroom teacher, right?
Next time you will have the opportunity to ask.
While thinking about this, Chabashira-sensei suddenly deliberately clapped her hands.
"However, it took only one month to write off all the points. Even in the previous class D, this was the first time. To be honest, I admire you for being able to reach this level. This is amazing".
"…As long as this class has zero points, will we always maintain zero income?"
"Yes, but don't worry, you can live in this school without credits. Food and essentials are provided free of charge, so you won't starve to death."
Hikigaya had known this moment for a long time. He took free goods on the first day of school and felt that he was earning 100 million.
But most of the students in the class usually live extravagantly, I'm afraid it's hard to adjust to, plus free meals there just to fill the stomach, because it really doesn't taste good.
But this is what they have done for themselves, and one can only say that they deserve it.
"...Is it possible that in the future we will be looked down upon by the guys from other classes!"
Sudou didn't know what to do and violently kicked the table leg.
In fact, Hikigaya wanted to console Sudou, because if he continued to look like an idiot, he would be looked down upon even if he was in Class A.
However, he and Sudo don't know each other, so let's forget about it.
"What, Sudou, it turns out you care about that, so try to raise your class.
"What?"
"Class scores are not only related to money, but also directly reflected in the grade of the class," teacher Chabashira paused, showing an evil smile, "Let me add one more thing, this school has a high acceptance rate. It's a common fact that you take pride in your employment rate and employment rate, but it's not a good thing that falls on everyone, especially you low level guys."
"I-I mean, you can only enjoy being treated like that if you get promoted to Grade C or higher… Is that right?" Hirata hesitated.
"Unfortunately, you are wrong. The school only recognizes capable students, so there is only one way to move to class A."
This remark instantly caused a commotion in the entire class, but just at that moment the bell rang and the time for the morning meeting was announced, which also quelled the commotion a little.
However, Chabashira-sensei did not stop, she pasted another piece of paper on the board with the names of all the classmates with some numbers.
"Finally, I want to tell you one sad news. This is the result of the last quiz. I almost laughed when I saw that number. What did you learn in middle school?
Seeing Chabashira-sensei's taunts, the student was speechless.
Hikigaya looked around for a bit and found that most people only scored around 60. His score was 88, trailing Horikita, Koenji, and Yukimura. The three were tied at 90 points.
It looks like a hard question in Japanese was answered incorrectly and deducted two points, which is a bit unfortunate.
As for Matsushita, it's only 65 points... This girl actually lowered her score to cooperate with her friends. It really makes people wonder what to say.
"But it's great, if it's a formal exam, seven people will be expelled from the school," Chabashira-sensei announced unexpectedly.
"Dropout, dropout? What's happening?!"
"What, didn't I say that? This school stipulates that if one subject receives bonus points in a midterm or final exam, they must be expelled. In this exam, all students who score less than 32 must withdraw. You are really stupid."
No, no, you didn't really say that.
Hikigaya was once again amazed at Chabashira-sensei's professionalism. If it was at an outside school, it wouldn't be hard to file a complaint with the Board of Education.
That is, a school with a special character, like this, can make such a mess.
Again...why is 32 a passing line?
However, after thinking about it for a while, Hikigaya realized that the average score of each exam class should be divided by two.
And since this number is not normal, people are easily suspicious, and there should be other students in the class who can notice.
Then he won't have to say much, right?
The losing group in the class were still making a fuss, Chabashira-sensei ignored them, gathered her things and left.
But before she left, she stopped again and looked at the class.
"If you understand how tragic the situation you are in, then my consultation may also make sense. There are three weeks before the midterm exam, you can think for yourself, and then try not to drop out. There are ways to avoid failure."
Chabashira-sensei finally said something meaningful and left the classroom.
At this moment, the atmosphere in the classroom was dim, like a wake-up call.
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