Classroom of The Elite: A simple task

The Fun Begins

Ayanokoji Pov

Today was The Special Exam day at school it was the special student body warfare exam. The classroom filled with students, all buzzing with excitement. This exam was unique because it encouraged us to be creative and think of clever ways to succeed. The school set a simple rule as long as nobody got hurt, we could come up with all sorts of strategies. It was a test of our imagination and intelligence.

As I stepped into the room, excitement was the only thing that was in the atmosphere. The idea that almost anything was allowed made the atmosphere electric. This exam was about thinking outside the box and finding loopholes that could allow us to cheat as much as possible to win and that was my classes specialty no matter the exam we found a way to exploit loopholes and a exam like this that gives us so much freedom is nothing but chaos.

I couldn't help but feel a surge of confidence. My name was well-known among students from all three grades. I wondered how many of them would dare to challenge me. The prospect of competing against fellow students, each with their unique ideas, filled me with anticipation. The exam promised not only excitement but also a chance to learn from one another and push the boundaries of our creativity. I was ready to embrace the challenge and see what incredible solutions my peers and I would come up with.

When our homeroom teacher walked in, his face lit up with a happy smile. He explained the details of the upcoming exam to us. "The exam will begin after today's homeroom. For now, mark down the names of the people you'd like to challenge. By the end of homeroom, you'll receive a list of everyone who wants to challenge you and how many times they want to do so," he said, his voice full of enthusiasm. 

He continued, adding that the information about the challengers would include their year level and their OAA rating. What intrigued me the most was the freedom we had. Not only could we challenge anyone, but the school would also provide everything we needed for our challenges. As I looked around, I noticed Ryuen planning an escape room challenge for Ichinose, the school would becreating the entire room just for them when the exam starts.

Feeling a surge of excitement, I decided to challenge the Student Council president and Nagumo. What I would challenge them to, however, was a secret I can't go spoiling you guys now. 

Albert had challenged Koenji to an arm wrestling match, and other challenges were popping up all over the classroom. Our homeroom teacher collected our challenge requests, and we were dismissed for an early lunch break.

During lunch, while we eagerly anticipated the posting of challenge pairings, I overheard students discussing their creative ideas. One student planned a dating challenge, where participants competed to pick up girls. Another intended to challenge someone to a political debate in front of a large crowd, while yet another had organized a rock climbing contest.

In the midst of all this planning, I wondered about Horikita's intentions. Given her recent actions, I speculated that she might challenge me to something. The prospect piqued my curiosity. Additionally, I anticipated that Kushida might challenge Horikita, creating an intriguing dynamic between them. I was particularly curious about how Class D students would handle this exam without assistance. I eagerly looked forward to witnessing their struggles and failure.

Amidst the lunchtime chatter, a sudden wave of message notifications echoed through the bustling lunchroom. Students hurriedly grabbed their phones, and I too checked mine, finding a detailed list of the people I had been challenged by and those I could challenge. To my surprise, there were 360 names on the list, encompassing almost the entire school. Realizing that accepting every challenge was impractical, I decided to narrow it down to 20 carefully chosen opponents.

The first name that grabbed my attention was unexpected Kamuro Masumi. She was known as Sakayanagi's confidant in Class A, a puzzling challenge indeed. Curiosity piqued, I accepted her challenge along with several others: