This coaching is not right.

As the introductions of each interest club came to an end, Itosawa, Ichinose, and Kanzaki realized that the next few clubs were not related to their interests. They were just listening out of curiosity, but they couldn't help feeling a little disappointed that they hadn't found a club they wanted to join.

Meanwhile, the others got excited, discussing which interest groups they should join, and the scene was filled with jubilation.

Soon, it was the last person's turn to go on stage. He had neat black hair, stylish glasses, and a pair of intellectual eyes.

Ito Sawa immediately recognized him—student council president Horikita Manabu.

It seems that, just like in the original work, the student council also has a recruitment process.

It's unclear whether this is a department responsible for daily operations or one that oversees supernatural abilities.

Everyone seemed to ignore him completely, continuing to chatter about which supernatural interest club they should join.

Ito Sawa looked at Horikita Manabu with great interest, wondering what he planned to do. He remembered that in the original story, Horikita Manabu waited for everyone to calm down on their own, but with such an interesting topic, it would probably be difficult for everyone to stop for a while.

Horikita Manabu stood in the center of the gymnasium, gently raising his palm. An invisible force began to gather around him. Water molecules in the air began to condense, the temperature plummeted, and a bone-chilling cold quickly spread throughout the gymnasium.

At first, a tiny frost appeared on his fingertip, but the frost quickly expanded, as if it were alive, spreading outwards along his arm.

Frost covered his palms, forming a thin layer of ice that was crystal clear and shimmered with a cold light.

With a gentle wave of Horikita's hand, the layer of ice began to spread outwards, like waves, covering the stadium floor one after another.

The ice expanded at an alarming rate, freezing everything in its path. The students' feet, legs, and even their entire bodies were encased in the sudden ice. Their faces still held the expressions they had just seen—some surprised, some excited, some confused—but now they were all frozen in the ice.

The ice continued to rise, covering the seats, walls, and eventually even the stadium ceiling was covered in a layer of frost.

The entire stadium was transformed into a giant icebox, where moisture in the air condensed into tiny ice crystals that shimmered brilliantly under the lights.

Apart from the host on stage and the teachers and interest group representatives at the booths below, everyone else and everything else was frozen in place by him.

Ito Sawa stood there, clearly feeling the chill. His heart raced, and his eyes were filled with shock.

They arrived early and chose a good spot; they could clearly see the surrounding scenery with just a slight movement of their eyes.

Even those who had discovered Horikita's actions and were preparing to resist were unable to escape. Their movements were frozen in an instant, and the expressions on their faces remained forever in that moment.

This scene was breathtaking, and Ito Sawa observed the diverse reactions from the audience. Some wore unfinished smiles, others looked terrified, and still others had their mouths half-open, as if they were about to scream. Time seemed to freeze at that moment, and the entire stadium fell into silence.

Horikita Manabu stood on the stage, his eyes calm, as if everything was under his control. His voice echoed in the frozen space, carrying an undeniable air of dominance: "Now, everyone can quiet down and listen to me speak."

His words exuded an air of authority, instantly silencing the once bustling stadium.

Horikita Manabu looked around to make sure everyone's attention was on him, and then began his self-introduction: "I am the student council president, Horikita Manabu."

His voice wasn't loud, but it was clear enough for everyone to hear. Horikita Manabu continued, "Next, I will briefly describe the requirements and powers of the student council."

He paused to make sure everyone's attention was on him. Then, he explained in detail the duties and regulations of the student council: "First of all, in principle, once you join the student council, you are prohibited from participating in other interest groups. This is because the student council itself has the authority to supervise interest groups, and as a member of the student council, you should avoid any appearance of impropriety."

His gaze swept across the students below the stage, making sure everyone understood. Horikita Manabu continued, "Secondly, the student council is responsible for assisting the principal in monitoring students' supernatural abilities and also assisting the school in its assessments. We have the right to submit proposals regarding the school's rules and regulations."

His words revealed the importance and seriousness of the student council. Horikita Manabu's expression was serious: "Therefore, the student council is very busy, and under normal circumstances, members will not have time to participate in interest club activities."

"In short, the student union bears a great responsibility, so I don't want anyone to join the student union to fill a position or to take advantage of the situation."