The savior of class D

First Impressions pt.2

After my advice, all my classmates began to leave the classroom. I was just leaving too when I heard someone calling me:

"Ayanokouji-kun?" It was Hirata. I turned to him and he continued. "Do you want to come with me and the girls to the mall?" So he felt uncomfortable with the idea of being alone with just girls.

"Sorry, but I have something to do. Maybe next time, ok?" I wanted to explore and investigate this school by myself.

"Don't worry, there's no problem at all. Have a good day then!" I noticed that some girls seemed disappointed, why though?

Then I left the classroom and started my investigation, heading for the cafeteria. First of all, I wanted to see what meals my senpais were eating.

When I arrived, I quickly looked at every senpai. Although some were eating high and medium-price meals others had low-price or even the free meal. Looks like my suspicions were correct. I then proceeded to ask them what class they were and the ones who seemed to have more points told me classes A and B, and the ones who were short on points said C and D.

As a left with a sandwich of the cafeteria, I began making my theory. The class A students seemed to have more points than the others classes and class D students had the lowest points. If I'm correct, our points were deducted or maybe added depending on our merit, that is, our behaviour in class. So class D students are the worst students, aka the defectives, while class A students the best. Although I'm still not sure, this is the most likely scenario.

Sigh, even though I warned my classmates they probably won't take it seriously.

65 was the number of cameras that I've seen while exploring the school. It was way too much just for security. So are we evaluated outside of the class too?

I arrived at a convenience store to buy some goods. I picked up a bag and started grabbing basic items like shampoo, toilet paper, cooking utensiles, etc. I saw my seatmate picking items from the free section (how suspicious huh), so I approached her and asked:

"Why don't you buy expensive products, Horikita? After all, we've got 100,000 points."

"In the outside world we won't have 100,000 yen every month so I don't want to get used to spend my money on expensive and pointless things." She showed me a annoyed expression. "Wait, how do you know my name?"

When I saw her I had some hope she heard my advice and was suspicous as well. Sigh, what a disappointment.

"I saw your nameplate, you genius." I said that and left.

"Hey, who do you think you are?" She grabbed my shoulder, preventing me from leaving.

"A person with a minimal intellegence..."

"Are you indirectly calling me dumb?" she asked me with furious eyes.

"If you don't understand that, you're even dumber." I just declared a simple fact... She mad, like, really mad, maybe I was a little too harsh.

"If I'm dumb then what are you, an ape?" Horikita if that's an insult it was a bit poor to be honest.

Because of her behaviour, she seems to have superiority complex. Although this tends to be bad, if you show that you're better than a person who claims to be superiour, it's pretty easy to manipulate him/her after that.

"Alright, can I go now?" Showing an unisterested face and wanting to end that conversation.

"Huh, what are you sa-" she got cut off by the red haired deliquent.

"Wait, I'm sure I have it somewhere!" Looks like he couldn't find his ID card and therefore he couldn't pay for his things, leaving all the people in the line waiting. I took advantage of this and went to talk to him, ending with the interaction between me and my seatmate.