I just want to drop out of school

They don't deserve it!

The rewards from Class A should be reserved for those who deserve them more."

After getting the answer from Shiran, Chabashira thought a lot.

She felt as if she had grasped something.

That night, Chabashira suddenly woke up and suddenly realized:

“Could it be that the reason we failed in the first place was because we were not recognized by the school and society, so no matter how hard we try, we will never graduate from Class A.

Because we are actually at war with the school and even society...?

So, was our class destined to fail?

Is that true? "

That night, Chabashira thought for a long time.

But in the end, she decided to give it a try.

Let’s try and see if Class D really can’t be promoted to Class A.

Let’s see whether the students from Class D will really face hostility from the school and society after they are promoted to Class A, and during the process.

"Chabashira-sensei?"

"Sazae-chan?"

.....

Because he stared at Bai Lan's seat for too long without paying attention, Chabashira's abnormal behavior immediately attracted the attention of the former D class students.

Someone called for Chabashira.

At the students' calls, Chabashira finally came to his senses soon.

At the same time, some people curiously followed Chabashira's gaze, trying to find something that might have made Chabashira stare at it for so long.

Soon, someone discovered the problem.

"Huh? Why is Bai Lan's seat empty?"

"No wonder Chabashira-sensei looked over there for so long. You know, Bai-san has never been absent for such a long time except for the first day of formal classes."

"Why didn't Bai come to class?"

"You're late?"

.......

After coming back to his senses, Chabashira heard the discussion below and quickly said, "Bai Lan was not late, nor did he miss class. He just had something to do and couldn't come to class today."

"What? Student Bai isn't coming to class today? What happened?"

"You're not sick, are you?"

"Is Bai classmate sick? Do you want to form a group to visit him?"

"Student Bai is sick? Is it serious? Our class can't do without him! What if there is a special exam suddenly, or the second graders take advantage of this opportunity to bully us?"

.......

After hearing Bai Lan asked for leave, the people below did not quiet down, but became even more lively.

To be precise, it should be "panic".

With Horikita's enlightenment, the idiots in the former Class D have finally come to their senses and realized who the real boss is.

Now, after learning that something might have happened to the big shot in the class, everyone suddenly became extremely panicked.

Some were worried that they would have no one to cling to, while others were trying to improve Bai Lan’s favorability so that they could cling to her tighter.

Seeing this scene, Chabashira felt more and more that what Bai Lan said might be true.

If they were just bystanders, Chabashira wouldn't want such a group of people to get their ideal jobs or get into their ideal universities.

Otherwise it would be too unbalanced psychologically!

I am obviously better than them and work harder, but I couldn't get such a good job or get into such a good university. How could they do that?

If a group of people like them really become graduates of Highly Developed High School in three years.

It really seems like it would bring shame to the school.

The school will be severely humiliated by all sectors of society because of them.

Therefore, neither the school nor the society would be happy to see that after investing so many resources, only to see such things come out.

The more Chabashira thought about it, the more he felt that Shiran was right.

But if what Bai Lan said was right.

If things are really as Bai Lan said, then...

Chabashira wants to know what Class D should do to gain recognition from the school and society?

Chabashira was very curious and wanted to know the answer.

She planned to ask Bai Lan this question after the morning meeting.

Well, yes, although Bai Lan went out, he still carried a school-specific mobile phone with him, so Bai Lan still kept in touch with the school.

However, before that, Chabashira had to complete the work of this morning meeting first.

Thinking of this, Chabashira responded to the students who kept asking him about Bai Lan's condition: "Don't worry, Bai Lan is not sick."

After hearing what Chabashira said, most of the people below, regardless of whether they truly cared about Bai Lan or not, acted as if they were relieved.

"As long as you're not sick."

"What happened to Bai Lan? Why can't she come to class?"

Chabashira replied casually: "It's nothing serious. Bai Lan just feels bored with this school and wants to leave."

Everyone:? ? ?

What does "Bai Lan just... wants to leave school" mean?

185. When Bai Lan was away, Pingtian returned to his old job

What does "He just...left this school" mean?

Chabashira's ambiguous answer immediately made the students below noisy again, and they were in a mess. You know, High School of Advanced Training is a closed school. According to the rules, under normal circumstances, they are not allowed to go out in the three years after enrollment.

In the eyes of most people in the class, even if they can go out, it is usually for some special activities arranged by the school, or there are necessary circumstances where going out is necessary, such as if they have a serious illness and must go out of school for examination and treatment.

However, according to Chabashira, the reason why Bai Lan left school was not because of school assignments or illness, but because Bai Lan was "bored of staying in school"?

Under what circumstances can you leave school when it is not due to school assignments or necessary circumstances such as illness?

Many people subconsciously think of "dropping out of school"!

Chabashira seemed to have sensed their thoughts and added, "Also, let me remind you that if nothing unexpected happens, you will no longer be in Class B next month. You will probably be dropped to Class C."

These words immediately confirmed the thoughts of those who were originally skeptical about the possibility of Bai Lan being expelled.

After all, Horikita told them in the class group that if anyone dropped out of the class, 300 points would be deducted from the class score!

As for the 50 points that the class lost due to Bai Lan's beating, they basically didn't think about it in any direction.

After all, most people will only remember the scores of their own class more clearly. After all, that number is related to their monthly "salary". They are thinking about the salary every day, and they have to recite that number several times a day, so it is difficult not to remember it.

The scores of the first and last place are just a rough estimate.

As for the scores of the Ichinose class, which was neither first nor last and certainly not their own class, most people from the former D class were too lazy to pay attention to them.

They clearly remember that their class scored 760 points.

The current class score of Class A is about a thousand points, and the class score of Class D is about two hundred points.

They never paid attention to Class C's scores. Instead, they wanted to pay more attention to Class C's monitor, Ichinose.

Therefore, they did not notice that there was only a dozen points difference between their class and Ichinose class.

They just felt that their class's score of 760 was nearly points away from the first place and more than points away from the last place. According to this "rule", the gap between them as the second place and the Ichinose class as the third place should be at least points.

I never thought that the mere 50 points deducted by Bai Lan from the class would allow Ichinose Class to surpass the former D Class.

Rather than the insignificant 50 points, they believed that it was the 300 points from the student who dropped out that led to the huge change in class ranking.

"Did Bai Lan drop out of school?"

"No way! The school clearly didn't issue such a punishment?"

"Could it be that Mr. Bai applied to drop out of school on his own?"

"Why did Bai drop out of school?"

"Could it be that he found out what we discussed at the meeting the day before yesterday, and found out that we didn't give him a 'special award' out of sincerity, and that many people actually wanted to give him a 'severe punishment', and he was disappointed with us, and in a fit of anger, he just dropped out of school? You know, Horikita said that if someone drops out of class, 300 points will be deducted! This is Bai Lan's revenge on us!"

"Ahhh! Three hundred points! That represents 3 points! After paying the fine and share of the profits, I will have less than 3 left for my living expenses next month. Where would I get points to deduct?"

"Calm down! Bai Lan has dropped out of school. Do we still have to pay him a share? I don't think so."

"What? You don't have to pay Bai Lan's share? Wouldn't that mean we can save more than 30,000 yuan?"

"That's right! If I don't have to pay a share... No, I calculated that after paying the fine and the share of the midterm exam, I still only have more than 10,000 left. Since it's more than 10,000, I still think it would be better if Bai can stay and continue to lead us to earn points."

"Then it's better for Bai Lan to stay."

"Student Bai, why did you leave like this?"

"Bai Lan! What would I do without you~"

......

Looking at the students who kept changing their expressions after hearing his few words, Chabashira showed a smile of success.

I feel a little better now.

Sure enough, happiness must be built on the suffering of others.

"Okay, students, you misunderstood what Chabashira-sensei said..."

Finally, Hirata couldn't stand it anymore, so he stood up and said to the people around him, then turned to Chabashira and said in a pleading tone: "Teacher Chabashira, please stop teasing them. Shiro just asked for leave to go out, right?"

Hirata was also the last one to stay that day. He was one of the three people who learned that Bai Lan was going to leave school to play. He was also the only one who knew Bai Lan's purpose and knew that Bai Lan would never voluntarily apply to drop out of school.

Therefore, he was certain that Bai Lan was not expelled from school at all, but was just taking a leave of absence, and Chabashira was probably deliberately playing a trick on them.

After hearing what Hirata said, they all quieted down and looked at Chabashira, wanting an explanation.

Chabashira said innocently, "Yes, but I didn't say he dropped out of school. Just like I said, Bai Lan just felt bored in school, so he left this school to go out and have fun."

Where did you say "relax and have fun" before?

Many people complained in their hearts at the same time.

Immediately afterwards, someone looked at Chabashira, then at Hirata, and asked, "Isn't it forbidden to go out in our school?"

Chabashira didn't answer, but looked at Hirata, as if to say "see how you answer".

Because of Bai Lan's words, Chabashira also had the idea of ​​training a few more people who could "replace" Bai Lan.

Although Chabashira has not yet confirmed whether Bai Lan's words are completely correct, what if?

Moreover, since Bai Lan said so, the least that can be confirmed is that Bai Lan is unwilling to work alone and let others reap the benefits.

Therefore, it is not a bad thing in any case to train one more person, so that there will be more people in the original D class who meet Bai Lan's requirements and have the "qualification to enter Class A", making this class stronger.

In this way, even if Bai Lan really doesn't plan to continue leading this class, there will at least be more hope relying on the people trained by these tea pillars.

Hirata glanced at Chabashira and saw that he had no intention of answering.

In order to quickly appease the students, Hirata recalled what he had said the day before, slightly adjusted his words, and then said: "The school rules are indeed like this. You are not allowed to go out after entering school, but the school rules also say that in this school, 'points can buy everything', which naturally includes the opportunity to 'legally violate the rules'.

So, I think that Bai Lan probably spent points to redeem the opportunity to "legally go out", right?"

After listening to Hirata's words, Chabashira finally nodded. It was unclear whether he was approving of Hirata's statement or Hirata's performance.

"That's right, that's how Shiroran got the chance to go out," Chabashira said.

"How can it still be like this?"

"So how much will it cost?"

Hearing this, some people couldn't help but be moved.