Damn teacher

Separated from Haruno, Hikigaya wandered aimlessly around the campus alone, his mind still in disarray.

But he didn't know what bothered him.

——Are you afraid of Ayanokouji?

It's true that the guy feels terrible, but to put it bluntly, the worst outcome is that he kicked Hikigaya out of school.

The last thing the hikigaya is worried about is that he might drop out of school so he can get home early and see Komachi.

And while he wanted to get Ayanokouji into Class D, he also had to protect this guy from being expelled.

Now that Ayanokōji looks like a lazy guy, Hikigaya really doesn't think he would take the initiative to help the class.

Whether the two will actually be hostile remains to be seen.

—— Is it because you hate the students in Class D?

It's even more impossible. What Hikiya then said to Horikita came from the heart and there was absolutely no lie in it.

He really felt that most of the guys in class D were not worthy of class A, and moving to class A would also cause problems in society, and it was completely impossible for him to help the class.

Even now, Hikigaya thinks the same way.

So what am I worried about...

After analyzing the problem, Hikigaya could not find the source of his problems.

Rationally, we can say that there are no problems, but he has a panic in his soul.

While he was worried, someone unexpectedly approached him and greeted him, "Good evening, Hikigaya-kun, what are you doing here?"

"…Sheena?"

Hearing someone call his name, Hikigaya looked up and saw that it was Hiyori Shiina.

"I didn't do anything, I was just about to go back to the dorms," ​​Hikigaya looked at the bag that was full in the girl's hand, "are you helping your classmates with their homework?"

"Well, it just ended, everyone was working hard," Shiina said with a smile.

"It was really hard work."

"Nothing, surprisingly fun to work with everyone, just..."

After saying that, the smile on Shiina's face gradually faded and she started to look a little awkward.

"Even though everyone has been working hard, there are still students whose grades are causing some concern. I don't know if they can pass the test smoothly."

"...That's all."

Hikigaya was also aware of the situation in class C. Even if the class's scores were much higher than class D, it didn't mean that their studies were good.

Speaking of which, he greatly admired Shiina.

After school, she usually sits up in the library, and while chatting, she often worries that there are not so many people in the class who love to read, and there is almost no common language with classmates.

But at such a critical moment as an exam, she was ready to stand up to help those students who did not get good grades.

And unlike Horikita, Shiina didn't want to go to Class A for some reason, but just didn't want anyone to drop out.

- What is the main problem? Hikigaya asked hesitantly, "If you don't mind, I could give some advice other than math, of course don't get too high hopes, after all, my grades are just above average."

"No, it's not. Hikigaya-kun is very smart... but are you really good at it?" Shiina seemed to still be worried.

"Did I say that last time? I'm not interested in class fights."

"Is that so… I'll accept your help then, but let's first find a place to sit and chat?"

Hikigaya nodded and agreed with Shiina, and then they found a family restaurant and, by the way, were able to solve the dinner problem.

After finishing her meal, Shiina took out all her textbooks and checklists from her bag and laid them out on the table.

Moreover, she actually helped her classmates sort through these papers herself.

Really wonderful.

Hikigaya took a closer look and found that the main issues were related to the Japanese language and history, which proved to be his strengths.

In communication with Sheena, I circled key points on paper, and sometimes wrote out ideas for solving a problem in detail.

Soon part of the language was done by Hikigaya, but when he took the history paper, he frowned.

"Hikigaya-kun, what happened?" Shiina noticed his strangeness and asked in confusion, "Is there something wrong with the paper? Please help me point this out."

No, let me take a look first.

Hikigaya took out his history textbook, and after comparing it to paper a few times, a confused expression appeared on his face.

"Shiina, those questions you asked… don't seem to be within the scope of the exam?"

"BUT?! How could it be! Let me see."

Shiina was taken aback and hurriedly ran across from the other side of the table, sat next to Hikigaya and compared it to the textbook.

... No, why are you sitting here? ...and so close.

Although Hikigaya knew this was not the time to ask, Shiina's scent of a girl was making it difficult to calm down.

No! No!

Normal heart! Normal heart!

I am a sentient monster!

As Hikigaya struggled with desires, Shiina put down her textbook with a strange expression on her face.

"Hikigaya-kun, the volume of the exam we circled seems to be slightly different?"

"...What?"

This time it was Hikigaya who was surprised as he hurriedly looked through their textbooks and found that this was indeed the case.

The test range on both sides is 108,000 miles apart.

What's happening? !

Both Hikigaya and Shiina are serious students in the class, and they are unlikely to make mistakes, while Chabashira-sensei, who teaches history, is a strict person, and it is impossible to make such low-level mistakes, and even if they make mistakes, the other class will definitely not be able to make mistakes. ... Hey, Chabashira-sensei?

...Never?

It was like a light bulb went off in his mind, and Hikigaya suddenly realized... That damn teacher!

She must have done it on purpose!

In the previous quiz, Hikigaya had doubts about the content of the exam, and the last three questions are clearly not for high school students.

If there is only one question, it may be sloppy in asking the question, but if this is the case for three consecutive questions, it will inevitably make people suspect that the school has other plans.

At the time, Hikigaya couldn't understand it, but this time it can be understood by combining Chabashira sensei's practice.

The reason she gave the wrong test range to Class D was not due to negligence, but the fact that "explaining the test range to the students" was not in itself necessary.

Even if he ran to the office and asked her face to face, I'm afraid she wouldn't answer.

Because the purpose of this midterm exam is not to check student grades, but to see if students can find a way to pass the test.

Like the first Chunin Exam in Naruto.

Otherwise, there would be no need to enroll someone like Sudou in a school.

Maybe Chabashira-sensei put the wrong exam range on purpose to get the two lazy people, Hikigaya and Ayanokouji, to move.

But even so, Hikigaya really couldn't take that approach.

It was a complete coincidence that he noticed Chabashira-sensei's intentions this time.

If Hikigaya hadn't met Shiina and wanted to help Shiina, he wouldn't have been able to find out.

Of course, for a serious student like Hikigaya, even if the amount of the exam is not specified, passing is still not a problem.

But what about others?

Those class D students who hesitate on the verge of passing, and make up for it in order not to be thrown out of school, can they accidentally fall into the abyss?

Hikigaya once again felt that Chabashira-sensei was truly a disgusting type.