-6- Overly favourable conditions

The so-called "most important thing" is actually a smartphone.

Holding the distributed phone, Nanaya Hori seems to understand its purpose.

Since external contact is not allowed in the school, this smartphone is likely the only communication device permitted by the school.

Indeed...

"Now, the phone you have in your hands is the student ID terminal. It can be used for communication, sending emails, online shopping, and more, but only within this school. External contact will be completely intercepted. The school will also send you necessary notifications, announcements, and it's the only means of payment for using all the facilities within the school."

Chabashira Sae takes out a phone, displaying it to everyone while calmly explaining.

"It functions like a credit card, but instead of consuming money, it uses the points provided by the school. As of now, each of you should have been allocated a fair amount of 100,000 points."

With these words, Chabashira Sae announces matter-of-factly.

"By the way, the value of the points is equivalent to Japanese yen. In other words, one point is equal to one yen."

As this statement comes from Chabashira Sae, the entire classroom falls into a sudden silence.

Students gaze in astonishment at Chabashira Sae, and soon the room erupts with uproar.

"One point is equal to one yen!?"

"Isn't that incredible!?"

"Does this mean the school gives us 100,000 yen as a monthly allowance!?"

The students express their shock and excitement.

The classroom becomes lively.

Even Ayanokouji Kiyotaka and Horikita Suzune, who were initially disinterested in Chabashira Sae's explanation, are briefly taken aback, then simultaneously turn their attention to the phones in their hands.

"100,000 yen..."

"This is..."

Both of them fall into a momentary silence.

Nanaya Hori also instinctively looks at the smartphone in his hand.

"Not only covering tuition and accommodation fees but also providing living expenses to this extent?"

100,000 yen.

For high school students, that is indeed more than enough.

Frankly speaking, it's not just a living allowance; it's more like pocket money, to be used extravagantly.

As far as Nanaya Hori knows, even having over 10,000 yen as pocket money would be considered enviable among students in this country, let alone 100,000 yen.

Moreover, Chabashira Sae made it clear.

"The school will automatically transfer the required points to all students on the first of each month."

In other words, the school provides this amount monthly.

How could people not be surprised by this?

However, faced with the students' astonishment, Chabashira Sae calmly responds.

"Don't be so surprised. This school evaluates students based on their abilities. If you can enter, it means you have corresponding value and potential. The school will spare no expense in providing what you deserve. Think of it as a scholarship. Use it as you please. If someone thinks there's no need to use the points, they can transfer them to others. It's up to you."

After these explanations, Chabashira Sae proceeds with some less informative details. The entrance ceremony will be held in an hour, club activities will have a separate recruitment event later, and interested students can go to the recruitment location according to the received notice.

Then, Chabashira Sae leaves the classroom without a hint of sentiment, leaving the excited students to engage in lively discussions.

"I didn't expect the treatment here to be so good!"

"100,000 yen a month!"

"This is amazing!"

Such discussions resonate from various corners of the classroom.

It's easy to imagine how excited the students are.

However, this is completely understandable.

The treatment here is indeed overly generous.

Even with restrictions like compulsory accommodation, prohibition of leaving the school grounds, and prohibition of external contact, the school provides tuition, accommodation, living expenses, and even daily entertainment expenses and corresponding facilities without charge. There's really nothing to be dissatisfied with.

Moreover, this high school has additional advantages that other schools don't have.

That is almost 100% admission and employment rates.

This nationally-led school thoroughly guides students and is committed to supporting them in realizing their future dreams.

Usually, even in well-known and excellent schools, the number of specialized fields is quite limited. Either they specialize in sports, music, or computer-related areas, and there's no guarantee that they can fulfill the dreams of all types of students.

However, here, regardless of the specialized field, as long as you graduate, you can achieve corresponding success.

Those who want to become singers can enter the entertainment industry.

Those who want to become professional athletes can enter the sports industry.

Even those who aspire to become high-ranking officials in the country can enter the political arena.

The school has extensively publicized this point, and among the graduates, many have become famous due to their graduation from this school. The employment rate has reached 99.9%.

This is such a high-profile school.

As long as you can graduate smoothly, the future path will be smooth.

In this case, who could feel dissatisfied?

With a school like this and such excellent conditions, it's only natural that students would be so excited.

However, in the midst of the students being excited, three people are just calmly staring at their phones.

These three people are none other than Nanaya Hori, Horikita Suzune, and Ayanokouji Kiyotaka.

Horikita Suzune and Ayanokouji Kiyotaka's thoughts are unknown to Nanaya Hori.

Nanaya Hori merely stares at the point query result displayed on the phone screen.

It clearly shows the points Nanaya Hori possesses — "100,000."

"As long as it's in this school, there's nothing that can't be bought with points...right?"

Nanaya Hori's muttered words don't attract anyone's attention.

Because while the new students are immersed in excitement, Nanaya Hori seems to have decided not to linger any longer and has left the classroom.

No one notices this.

This includes Ayanokouji Kiyotaka and Horikita Suzune, who are holding their phones, lost in their own thoughts.