I just want to drop out of school

As for Karuizawa, he planned to go there himself.

Bai Lan is quite good at tracking and investigating things like this.

This is a skill he developed while searching for and hunting prey and avoiding danger in the wild.

These technologies are easily used to track and investigate a mere JK.

After school, Bai Lan, who had been well-behaved in the classroom all day, finally started to become restless.

Bai Lan started tracking Karuizawa.

In order not to arouse the target's vigilance.

Bai Lan left the classroom after Karuizawa left, and after a long while, he also stood up and left.

Bai Lan is not afraid of getting lost.

Because Bai Lan has a location.

To be precise, it was Kushida who had the location of Karuizawa. As long as Bai Lan wanted it, Kushida could take a screenshot of the location interface and send it to Bai Lan in real time.

I don't know how to do it, but I know it's a long time

The reason why Kushida knew Karuizawa's location doesn't mean that Kushida installed a tracker on Karuizawa or something.

This is actually a function that comes with the special mobile phone issued by this school.

As long as you add a friend, this function will be turned on by default unless you actively turn it off. One party can obtain the other party's current location in real time through this function on the mobile phone.

This was what Bai Lan discovered when she tried to use the map function of her mobile phone to record the "best crime scenes" in the school.

Bai Lan shared this discovery with Kushida.

Although Bai Lan learned Karuizawa's contact information from Kushida, he did not add Karuizawa as a friend, so he could not locate him.

But it doesn't matter, Kushida added Karuizawa as a friend, and Bai Lan can locate Karuizawa's position through Kushida.

With positioning, tracking Bai Lan became much easier.

Karuizawa did not join any club, but went shopping in the commercial street with a few sisters from the gyaru group.

Although Gaodu Nurturing High School is a closed school that restricts students from entering and leaving for three years, it has all kinds of recreational facilities.

Otherwise, students will have a huge amount of money but cannot spend it, and they will lose the motivation to earn points.

There is even a fairly large commercial street in the school that has all the necessary facilities.

Cinemas, KTVs, shopping malls, restaurants, dessert shops...most of the common entertainment venues that students can visit can be found.

There are also some high-end goods and services.

With so many facilities and service personnel, the manual maintenance alone requires a huge cost.

Although these stores are not large in scale, they are only used to serve the more than 300 students in this school, plus some faculty and staff, and at most the service staff themselves.

That's the amount of traffic.

As you can imagine, this commercial street is not commercial at all and is definitely going to lose money.

When I first learned about this situation.

Bai Lan couldn't help but think: There is an oversupply in the service industry, and it would be a waste if we don't use these idle manpower to deliver food!

In China, ordering takeout is a common thing.

However, it is different in Japan.

Because of the shortage of human resources in Japan and extremely high labor costs, the delivery and service fees for takeout are very expensive.

Those who don’t have the means at home can’t afford to eat takeout.

In addition, there are various shortcomings, such as: there are few dishes to choose from, the delivery distance cannot be too far, and the delivery is slow...

In short, the takeout industry will never be a big success in Japan.

The experience is extremely bad.

In China, ordering takeout is a common thing.

However, it is different in Japan.

Because of the shortage of human resources in Japan and extremely high labor costs, the delivery and service fees for takeout are very expensive.

Those who don’t have the means at home can’t afford to eat takeout.

In addition, there are various shortcomings, such as: there are few dishes to choose from, the delivery distance cannot be too far, and the delivery is slow...

In short, the takeout industry will never be a big success in Japan.

The experience is extremely bad.

However, this school says that “points can buy everything,” so it shouldn’t be too much for him to order a takeout with better service, right?

53. Chazhu's Exploding Mentality

Bai Lan was daydreaming while hiding out of Karuizawa's sight and observing him secretly.

He didn't follow closely.

Just take a look at Karuizawa every five to ten seconds, and after looking, immediately block your vision.

Anyway, with positioning, Bai Lan is not afraid of losing.

Whether Karuizawa wanted to reveal what he "wanted" or stop someone to "borrow a few pieces", these situations could not be restrained or ended in the few seconds when Bai Lan's sight was away from him.

Since school was over at three o'clock in the afternoon, Bai Lan began to follow Karuizawa and followed him until seven o'clock in the evening, when Karuizawa and his group went to the dormitory to prepare for shower and sleep.

At the end of the day, Bai Lan gained nothing.

Bai Lan discovered that apart from being more assertive in her speech and body language, Karuizawa was nothing like a little gangster. She did not take the members of the hot girl group to do anything to bully her classmates, and she did not show any strong "ambition".

However, Bai Lan did not expect to achieve results as soon as he made his move.

The most important thing in hunting is patience.

He didn't feel impatient.

He was even a little interested.

Although this is a school, he can use the skills he learned in the wilderness again and experience the excitement of being cautious for fear of startling the prey. This makes him recall some of the fun of hunting in the wilderness.

That night, Bai Lan rewarded himself well.

After coming up with the idea of ​​ordering takeout, he squeezed out time while following Karuizawa, spent points through Chabashira, and bought a "takeout encyclopedia" from the school.

This "takeaway encyclopedia" includes the phone numbers, business hours, and menus of all the facilities in the school that provide takeaway services.

Because food delivery services in Japan are very expensive.

This made Bai Lan feel that ordering something too cheap might not be worth the delivery fee.

Therefore, Bai Lan took great pains.

Anyway, the points came easily, so he didn't feel bad spending them.

He even had a very valuable "goods" on hand that had not been sold.

Bai Lan ordered takeout that night and had a great meal.

........

the other side.

Time goes back to after school, when Bai Lan was following Karuizawa and called Chabashira to buy a "takeout package" from the school.

Teaching building.

First grade teacher's office.

When Chazhu learned that Bai Lan called him in the middle of the day just to ask for a "takeout phone directory", he accepted the school's offer of "1 points" without hesitation.

Her mother tongue had become speechless.

Because of this guy Bai Lan, Chazhu's mentality went through the process of "sit-ups" many times repeatedly in just three days.

At first she thought she had found a treasure, but later she found out that she had actually seen a ghost!

At the very beginning, Bai Lan directly saw through the "truth" of this school and the hidden special exams through the basic information she provided.

This gave Chabashira great hope of being able to upgrade Class D to Class A!

As a result, Bai Lan turned around and scolded the whole class, and then took the lead in violating discipline, resulting in the first deduction of points for freshmen since they entered school.

Chabashira: Disappointed!

At this time, someone pointed out the contradictions in Bai Lan's behavior and doubted whether there was any deeper meaning behind Bai Lan's behavior.

Chabashira: Hope!

Chabashira even spent a long time carefully analyzing the question of "what is the deeper meaning of Bai Lan".

After returning, she looked up Bai Lan's admission information with hope.

After reading the other party's information.

Chabashira: Disappointed!

Look at these easy-to-understand written test scores and interview records.

understood!

Chabashira thought that this guy probably thought this was fun?

You're a fun-loving person who doesn't care about other people's lives, right?

Just when Chabashira decided to give up hope on Bai Lan.

The next day, Hirata suddenly appeared and helped Bai Lan to clear her name.

Although Hirata's statement conflicted with the information Chabashira knew, the final result was of great help to the class.

With Hirata's explanation, the rift between the class and Bai Lan was repaired. In fact, it was not just repaired. Hirata's whitewashing made Hirata and Bai Lan gain huge prestige and voice in the class!

At the same time, Hirata's words severely "threatened" everyone in Class D.

The people in Class D seemed to believe what was said: “It is equivalent to three absences and will be severely punished.”

In Chabashira's opinion, under the mysterious threat of "severe punishment", the people in Class D probably dare not let down their guard.

After a month, Class D will definitely get off to a good start and will not be too far behind Class A.

This seems to be understood as some kind of tactic. Perhaps Bai Lan and Hirata are working together, one playing the good cop and the other playing the bad cop, and they work together to guide the class's behavior or something.

Could this be Bai Lan’s real plan?

Chabashira: Hope!

Then, that afternoon, Bai Lan took the opportunity of introducing herself to scold the whole class again.

Chabashira: Disappointed?

After school, Chabashira did not leave. She waited outside the D class classroom. As expected, Hirata held the second Shiraishi cleansing meeting.

Chabashira listened to what happened in Class D outside the classroom.

Bai Lan was successfully whitewashed again.

Sure enough, are the two of them cooperating with each other?

Chabashira: Hope?

Next, it’s this time.

It’s only the third day of school!

First, I spent 5 yuan for information about "punishments for being late, leaving early or absent from class" which seemed to be somewhat useful.

Now I have spent another 1 yuan on a "takeout phone number directory" which is useless even without even looking at it.

Including daily consumption during these three days.

Now there are less than 4 left!

Now that we have the “Takeaway Encyclopedia”, are you still planning to order takeout?

If you order takeout in Japan, the delivery fee and service fee alone are enough to support an average high school student for a whole day!

How many takeaway meals can you still have?