This coaching is not right.

The lights slowly illuminated the classroom ceiling, the soft light gradually coalescing into two bright beams that precisely shone on Hoshinomiya-sensei and Chabashira-sensei.

They squinted slightly, adjusting to the sudden bright light, their faces showing a faint composure.

As the lights slowly dimmed, they slowly walked back to the group.

After they returned to the group, Ms. Haneda stepped forward, walked to the door, and nodded to Amakura.

The warehouse was stunned for a moment, then stepped aside and waited quietly.

Teacher Haneda parted her lips slightly and whispered in Ito Sawa's ear.

"Ito Sawa, the person Kanzaki chose to 'inspect' is Hashimoto, he's a fake."

His voice rang clearly in Ito Sawa's mind, ensuring that only Ito Sawa could hear it.

Upon hearing this news, Ito Sawa nodded slightly, his plan becoming increasingly clear.

So he quickly began a new round of grouping.

"Next, we will proceed with a new round of grouping. Katsuragi, Majima-sensei, and Hashimoto will be in one group; Kamuro will be in a separate group; Kanzaki and Shibata will be in one group; Chahashi-sensei, Hoshinomiya-sensei, and Sakagami-sensei will be in one group; and Ichinose, Shiki, Ando, ​​and Kito will be in another group."

Upon hearing Ito Sawa's instructions, everyone quickly took their positions as directed.

Soon, Machida-sensei's voice came over the loudspeaker again: "The results of this round of the game are announced. Sakagami-sensei has been 'eliminated'." The voice echoed in the room, clearly reaching everyone's ears.

After hearing the result, Ms. Sakagami nodded slightly, stepped forward, and waited for the light to shine on her.

Ito Sawa paused, a hint of surprise flashing in his eyes. He had originally given up hope of scoring more points, but now it seemed there was still a chance. He frowned slightly, quickly analyzing the situation in his mind: "There are only two possibilities now. The four in the group happen to be pure humans, while the other five students are pseudo-humans."

So, if we can separate Ichinose and Shiki from their group, preventing them from meeting the condition of being placed in group three in the first round, this can almost be considered a perfect victory. It both tested the rules and achieved a clean sweep with a score of -10.

"Another possibility is that the group of four consists of two fake humans and two real humans."

"So, Katsuragi and Hashimoto are two imposters, Majima-sensei and Sakagami-sensei are imposters, and Ayakura, who was 'killed,' must be a genuine person. The key is whether Shibata, whom Kanzaki is investigating, is a genuine person or an imposter. That way, we can know the faction of most people." A hint of calmness flashed in his eyes, and he nodded slightly, seemingly having found a solution.

After Sakagami-sensei was illuminated by the lights, Haneda-sensei stepped forward again and approached the door.

This time, without any prompting, the warehouse moved away on its own.

"The person Kanzaki 'inspected' is Shibata; he's a fake." The voice was deep and clear, ensuring that only Ito Sawa could hear it.

Ito Sawa nodded slightly, a thoughtful look flashing in his eyes. He thought to himself, "Then the group of four consists of two fake humans and two genuine humans."

It seems my luck wasn't good enough; I didn't have a chance for a perfect victory.

Although there are some regrets, it's good enough overall.

After so many attempts, only Ichinose and Shiki's group violated the rule of being assigned to Group Three. That's already quite good.

Ito Sawa closed his eyes slightly, took a deep breath, and calmed himself down.

He muttered to himself, "Don't be too greedy, don't be too greedy, imperfection is beauty."

It took a lot of effort to suppress the restless thoughts in my heart.

If he really didn't want to sacrifice those three points, he could have forcibly split the team and verified Ichinose and Shiki's camps separately.

As long as they are not from the same pseudo-human faction, I have ways to prevent them from meeting the conditions for being assigned to Group Three.

However, the points that need to be paid out between these two or three rounds may be more than three.

On the other hand, if they end up in the same camp as the fake people, then all my efforts will be in vain, and I will only waste my points.

He thought to himself, "On the bright side, we can have the remaining nine people form a group for the final settlement, which will also be a good opportunity to test the nine-person group." His eyes showed a hint of determination, and he nodded slightly, preparing to carry out this decision.

He stood up, looked around at everyone, and said in a clear and firm voice, "Now, we will proceed with the final grouping. The remaining nine students will form one group, and the four teachers will form another. Please take your positions quickly."

His voice echoed in the room, and the students followed his instructions one by one, creating a tense yet orderly atmosphere.

Soon after, Mr. Machida's voice came over the loudspeaker: "The results of this round of the game are announced. Kamuro, Kanzaki, Ichinose, and Shiki have been 'eliminated,' and the remaining five have survived." His voice echoed in the room, clearly reaching everyone's ears.

Upon hearing the result, Ito Sawa smiled slightly, a hint of satisfaction in his eyes.

The members of Class B in the room were also very satisfied. Although they didn't fully understand Ito Sawa's intention in grouping them, they could still understand the result of Ito Sawa's complete victory.

Compared to them, the atmosphere in Class A was much more gloomy. In the past few rounds, Sakayanagi's performance has not been very good, with only the last round barely reaching her level.

They didn't even notice that Ito Sawa was still there; they had already gathered in a corner and started discussing in hushed tones.

Shibata was about to lean in and listen, but Ichinose glanced at him and Ando pulled him back, so he stopped awkwardly.

In the corner, the atmosphere was as gloomy as the sky before a storm. Sicheng frowned and broke the silence first: "I say, Sakayanagi's performance these past few rounds has been terrible! The last round was alright, barely watchable, but these rounds? It's completely unlike her usual level! If you ask me, you'd be better off playing, Katsuragi-nii!"

He crossed his arms, his tone full of dissatisfaction and doubt.

Hashimoto leaned against the wall, raised an eyebrow slightly upon hearing Sicheng's words, and said casually, "Sicheng, don't talk nonsense. Every time Princess has performed better than Katsuragi, it's fine to play around as long as she behaves well." As he said this, his eyes drifted to the side, seemingly unconcerned about Sicheng's doubts, with a faint smile on his lips, as if he were watching a good show.

Kamuro, standing to the side, frowned upon hearing Tsukasa's words. He was about to speak up in defense of Sakayanagi, but awkwardly shut his mouth.

She crossed her arms over her chest, her eyes flickering, looking unwilling to back down in front of others, but she was slightly biting her lower lip, appearing somewhat conflicted.

Gui Tou, who was standing not far away, heard Si Cheng's words and immediately widened his eyes, pretending to glare at Si Cheng, but he did not make a move.

He stood with his hands on his hips, his brows furrowed, and his eyes filled with worry, seemingly very concerned about Sakayanagi's condition.

When Tsukasa glared at him like that, he shrank back a little, but when he saw Kamuro and the girls from Class B next to him, he mustered up his courage and opened his mouth to say something.

Just then, Ge Cheng raised his hand to stop Si Cheng and said in a serious tone, "Alright, stop gossiping here. Several leaders from Class B are here. Let's not embarrass ourselves." He glanced at everyone with a hint of warning and nodded slightly to signal them to quiet down.

Ge Cheng still possessed considerable authority. Si Cheng pursed his lips and ultimately said nothing more.

Hashimoto and the others had no intention of arguing, and when they saw that he had stopped talking, they dispersed.