This coaching is not right.

After Ito Sawa returned to the classroom, he suddenly felt an unpleasant sensation emanating from his supernatural ability.

He found it strange, because this discomfort wasn't the first time it had occurred; rather, it was a sensitive reaction of his supernatural ability to changes in his surroundings. He decided to walk around the classroom and carefully sense it with his ability.

With Kanzaki's feeding and his own efforts, Itosawa has been able to fix his sensory area within one meter of his body. Although this area is not large, it is enough for him to detect some subtle changes.

He walked slowly around the classroom, closed his eyes, concentrated his mental energy, expanded his perception to the maximum, and then began to walk around the classroom.

His brow was furrowed as he carefully discerned every subtle fluctuation. His classmates noticed his unusual behavior and cast curious glances his way.

Suddenly, Ito Sawa stopped in his tracks, opened his eyes, and exclaimed in a startling statement, "Someone from our class has been here."

The students looked at each other in confusion: "Ito-kun, do you mean someone was in our classroom just now? But wasn't class in session? Could it have been a student from Class C?"

Ito Sawa took a deep breath and explained, "My ability is very sensitive to changes in the environment. I could sense that someone entered our classroom during our swimming lesson."

His words immediately created a tense atmosphere in the classroom. The students began exchanging glances, trying to identify any potential intruders. Someone suggested checking their belongings for signs of theft or ransacking.

Ito Sawa continued, "I'm not sure who this person is, nor do I know his purpose. But I know that he left some traces, and I can sense those traces."

The students all gathered around, and some began to recall the scene before they left the classroom, trying to find any possible clues.

“We have to tell the teacher,” Ichinose said seriously. “If someone sneaks into our classroom, it could be a security issue.”

Ito Sawa continued to carefully sense the atmosphere in the classroom, his brows furrowed, feeling that the aura was indeed somewhat familiar.

He frowned. This seemed to be the aura of Kamuro, so he cautiously voiced his suspicion: "This aura seems to have been left by someone from Class A."

He did not directly specify that it was the shrine, so as not to cause any unnecessary misunderstanding.

Upon hearing that they were from Class A, Shibata immediately became agitated. He was eager to go to Class A and settle scores with them: "This is unacceptable! We can't just let this go. I'm going to ask them what they're up to!"

Kanzaki remained relatively calm and stopped Shibata: "Wait, Shibata, we don't have any evidence. If we just go and question Class A like this, it will only cause trouble for ourselves."

Ichinose also spoke up, her voice calm yet firm: "Shibata, we need to calm down. The most important thing right now is to ensure everyone's belongings are safe, not to get into a conflict with Class A. Let's check first, then tell the teacher and let him handle it."

Itosawa nodded, agreeing with Ichinose's opinion: "Ichinose is right. Let's check our belongings first to see if anything is missing or has been rummaged through. Then, we can report this to Hoshinomiya-sensei."

Although Shibata was still somewhat unwilling, he managed to calm down after being persuaded by Kanzaki and Ichinose. He muttered, "Okay, but we can't just let them get away with this."

Kanzaki patted Shibata on the shoulder: "Don't worry, if it really was someone from Class A who did it, we'll find a way to handle it."

The students in the class began checking their belongings and reminding each other to be careful.

Itosawa and Ichinose decided to report the situation to Hoshinomiya-sensei after her class. They knew that Hoshinomiya-sensei would offer reasonable advice and solutions.

Although the atmosphere in the classroom was tense, the students all showed unity and composure.

They knew that only through cooperation and wisdom could they survive in this challenging environment.

"What are you all discussing?" Hoshinomiya-sensei's voice suddenly rang out, gentle yet tinged with curiosity. Her gaze swept across the students' faces, awaiting their answer. The students, interrupted by this sudden question, exchanged glances, seemingly hesitant, unsure how to respond.

Ichinose began to explain to the teacher, "Teacher, Ito just noticed that someone came to our class while we were having our swimming lesson."

After listening, Hoshinomiya-sensei frowned and prepared to use her spiritual power to examine the situation.

Suddenly, Ito Sawa had a flash of inspiration and realized Kamuro's possible intentions. He hurriedly stopped Hoshinomiya-sensei: "Hoshinomiya-sensei, please wait a moment."

Ms. Hoshinomiya stopped what she was doing, a hint of confusion in her eyes: "Ito Sawa-kun, what's wrong?"

Ito Sawa took a deep breath, his voice carrying a hint of determination: "I think the people in Class A might be here because of Hoshinomiya-sensei's investigation. It would be better if you asked another teacher to investigate."

The atmosphere in the classroom suddenly became tense, with students' eyes shifting back and forth between Ito Sawa and Hoshinomiya-sensei. Shibata, impatient, stood up abruptly, waving his arms: "We can't let this go! We have to go to Class A and settle the score with them!"

Kanzaki remained relatively calm. He reached out and stopped Shibata, saying in a calm voice, "Shibata, calm down. We can't act impulsively."

Ichinose also spoke up, her voice gentle yet firm: "Shibata, we don't want to clash with Class A. The most important thing now is to be careful and avoid unnecessary trouble."

Ito Sawa nodded, a hint of determination in his eyes: "That's right, let's observe the situation first, and then make a decision."

Ms. Hoshinomiya observed the students' reactions, her expression shifting from confusion to seriousness. She nodded in understanding: "Alright, I'll ask other teachers to investigate. You did the right thing; the most important thing now is to remain calm."

The atmosphere in the classroom gradually calmed down, and the students began to discuss quietly, their eyes filled with a hint of wariness. Ito Sawa knew that this matter was not over yet, and they needed to be even more careful to deal with possible challenges.