Ryūen's POV: The moment I arrived, it became evident that this was no ordinary school. Cameras were cleverly concealed all over the premises. Moreover, it appears that there are numerous loopholes in the school rules, and I believe this is intentional. However, the reason behind it remains unknown for now.
Hiyori: We should tell each other our names and any hobbies/talents you have.
Ryūen's POV: This could be intriguing to participate in. I can use those with remarkable talents as pawns to serve me whenever I please. I'll initiate the conversation as the leader and suggest that we all take part in this exchange.
Ryūen: "Hello, dipshits. You already know who I am. As for my hobbies, I'd say fighting."
[Ryūen sits back down]
Hiyori: "I guess it's my turn now. H-hello, everyone! I'm Hiyori, and I absolutely love reading books."
[Hiyori sits back down, looking a bit shaky.]
Ayanokoji: Hmmm... she's definitely not very talkative; her stuttering voice makes that quite obvious. However, I have a feeling that getting to know her could prove to be extremely beneficial in the long run. If I mention my love for reading as well, it might create a spark between us. Perhaps then, she will want to hang out with me in the library.
Ibuki: Ugh! I'm not going to do this crap! [walks away and sits on the far side of the classroom away from everyone.]
Ishizaki: Me neither. This stuff is boring.
Albert: ....
Ryūen: "Hey, shithead! Stop dozing off! You're literally the last one, and you still haven't gone yet."
Ayanokoji: "Oh, uh, ummm... Hey... My name is Ayanokoji... I'm not particularly good at anything..."
Ayanokoji: Perfect job speaking. I can see it's already working.
Ryūen: Okay talentless shit head! Sit down you don't even need to finish your introduction.
Ryūen: He's definitely hiding something. It's practically smeared all over his face. I'll figure that out later. Kukuku.
Sakagami: Hello, students! I am Kuzuya Sakagami, the homeroom teacher for Class 1-C. Throughout your time at this school, you will not change classes; I will be responsible for you until graduation. Our first order of business is the school rule book. Please take one and pass them back.
This institution has some rather unique rules. Firstly, you are all required to live in the dorms, and your contact with the outside world will be restricted, as well as your time away from the campus. However, rest assured that the school offers a wide variety of facilities to cater to your needs and desires, including leisure and entertainment.
To make purchases, you will use points, which are tracked through the school's main computer system. Here, on campus, you can buy absolutely anything with these points. You will receive your points on the first of each month, with each point worth one yen. If you check your devices, you'll notice that you've already been allotted 100,000 points.
[Ibuki, Albert, Ishizaki, and a few others look shocked.]
Sakagami: I can see most of you are surprised by the size of your allotment. This school judges its students based on their merit alone. Each of you has shown immense value just by getting into the school. We have allotted you according to what we believe you are worth.
Ayanokoji: I hope Ryūen has already started to figure out how the school's system works. I don't want to draw attention to myself by mentioning things I've already discovered about the S-system. I suppose I'll use Hiyori to shed some light on it. There's definitely more to this...
Ryūen: There surely is more to this; no one would be foolish enough to fall for something like this...*Literally D-Class right now*
"OMG WE GET SO MANY POINTS I'MA GO SHOPPING!"
Time Skip***
[Ayanokoji at the store]
Ayanokoji: Twenty-five students per class, and four classes per grade... that makes 300 of us in total. If each student receives 100,000 points per month, that amounts to 360 million points per year. How can the government afford to pay for all of this? I wonder how many points we will receive next month. Does it change based on the month, or is it correlated to how far we are into the year? Does it gradually decrease each month? How does this system work?
[Ayanokoji coincidentally bumps into Hiyori]
Ayanokoji: Oh! Hey Hiyori... sorry for bumping into you.
Hiyori: Oh, it's alright, Ayanokoji...
Ayanokoji: "Hey Hiyori, want to go to the library sometime? I love reading books too!"
Hiyori: "REALLY! You love reading too!!! What is your favorite novel? What is your favorite genre? What is your fav-"
Ayanokoji: I see you really love reading too.
Hiyori: "Yes, I do. Also, yes, I'd love to go to the library sometime to read with you."
Ayanokoji: Alright. Now it's time to start.
Ayanokoji: "Hey Hiyori, I wanted to know what you think about the S-System that Sakagami brought up earlier? [This should open her up to speaking about it]"
Hiyori: "I think it's definitely too good to be true... there definitely are some sort of repercussions. Look over there, past that aisle; do you see those free point items? It's as if students could possibly run out of points and depend on low to no-cost items."
Ayanokoji: Have to give her credit! She really is incredibly smart.
Ayanokoji: "Yeah, I agree. There definitely is something behind the scenes at play here. I believe our points and class behavior are interconnected. Sakagami mentioned that points are tied to how much we are worth. It would make sense for our points to change based on how the class performs, but that raises another question: Are the classes in competition with each other? If so, would Class A be in the lead? Also, how do they measure which class is better? There must be another type of currency, like points, representing the class... Class points, which are distinct from Private points."
Hiyori: "Should we tell the class about our discussion? It could bring numerous benefits to our class by understanding the S-System."
Ayanokoji: "We should not tell them. You should tell them on your own. I have no desire to gain fame or popularity."
Hiyori: "I guess I'll tell them because I believe it'll tremendously help out the class."
Ayanokoji: "Alright, I have to get my supplies for my dorm and get ready for tomorrow. Wait! Can I get your contact information?"
Hiyori: "Sure, here it is."
[Gets Hiyori's contact information]
Ayanokoji: "Alright, I'll talk to you tomorrow. Bye, Hiyori!"
[Ayanokoji walks past upperclassmen bullying a red-haired boy]
Ayanokoji: "So, there is competition between the classes. These upperclassmen seem to be from around Class B or C in a higher year. The way they are insulting him for being in Class D proves that there is a hierarchy and a difference between Class A and Class D. Meaning that everything Hiyori and I mentioned is 100% true. There definitely is some upper-class currency, and there will be a private points change next month. Too bad for these three guys, I decided to record the whole thing."
Ayanokoji: "Hey guys! You know the drill already! Pull out your phones and send me all your money, or else this video recording is going to drastically change your school experience. While reading, I remember this school strictly going against bullying and severely punishing those who get caught, which means if you didn't get caught, you'd be fine."
[The two upperclassmen attack Ayanokoji who's still recording them trying to take his phone]
Ayanokoji: You guys definitely aren't the smartest either. I'm still recording you and there are cameras right there.
[points to a camera in the store]
Upperclassmen: Shit! Alright! We'll give you all our money.
[Transaction occurs and Ayanokoji receives 6 million private points each]
(I don't know how much they would actually have so improvising!)
Ayanokoji: Alright! deletes the video not before saving it and making a duplicate video.
Ayanokoji: I told you I'd delete that video but I didn't say I'd erase the evidence completely.
Upperclassmen: YOU BITCH! [Both start to get very angry about to attack Ayanokoji]
Ayanokoji: Tell me all about the S-System and I'll delete the video and all the evidence this time.
Upperclassmen: [After explaining the S-system and the class points each class has...]
Ayanokoji: Alright thank you! You've done your service. You can now pack your bags and say goodbye to this school. While walking out the store's door.
Upperclassmen: WAIT! WHAT! [Chases after him but realizes he's long gone]
Upperclassmen: Shittttttt!!!!