This coaching is not right.

While he was pondering, Kanzaki and Shibata had already forced Kito back, while Sumida and Watanabe provided support from the sidelines.

Although Ghost Head was suppressed, he did not give up. Instead, he became even more ferocious at this moment, trying to take the opportunity to break through their defenses.

"Quick, get ready!" Ito Sawa whispered a warning, his eyes flashing with alertness. He knew that a bigger conflict might be brewing.

As the group drew closer, the atmosphere grew even more tense. Ghost Head's attacks remained relentless; his fists, like heavy hammers, attempted to break through their defenses.

Kanzaki and Shibata quickly adjusted their positions, preparing to meet the next wave of attacks from the demon. Sumida stood at the very front, like an immovable mountain, bearing the oni's impact.

"We can't stop here!" Kanzaki shouted, his voice ringing out clearly amidst the din of battle, guiding everyone in the right direction.

"Understood!" Everyone responded in unison.

"Maintain formation, don't let the demon break through!" Ito Sawa commanded, his eyes filled with unwavering determination.

Gui Tou felt a chill run down his spine as he sensed the united spirit of the group.

If they don't show any signs of a breakthrough, and if the other girls notice Class A's weakness, the battles ahead will only become more difficult.

So his attacks became even more ferocious, his fists and feet clashing as he tried to find an opening.

However, Kanzaki, Shibata, Sumida, and Watanabe's teamwork became increasingly seamless, their movements resembling a precise machine, always maintaining a good rhythm.

Every attack was precise and powerful, and every defense was solid and resilient.

Sakayanagi stood on the other side of the battlefield, his eyes calm and sharp as he observed the development of the entire battle.

She originally planned to wait until Katsuragi and the other Class A members left the room before launching a surprise attack to disrupt Class B's formation.

However, Kanzaki's actions were beyond her expectations. He actually risked expending his precious mental energy to confront Kito head-on.

When Sakayanagi observed this scene through magic, he was startled.

If Kanzaki's desperate fighting style continues, the best-case scenario is that Kito will be forced to unleash deeper layers of power, making recovery difficult, while Kanzaki's mental energy will be exhausted. This is clearly not the outcome Sakayanagi desires.

Therefore, she decided to have Kamuro make a move ahead of time, create some noise, let Class B discover the anomaly, and force them to retreat.

This would not only disrupt Class B's rhythm but also prevent Kanzaki and Kito from suffering mutual losses.

She quickly issued the order, and Kamuro, upon receiving it, began to create some chaos behind Class B, knocking out several people.

While the chaos wasn't enough to cause any real harm, it was enough to alert the members of Class B and make them suspect an ambush.

Just as Sakayanagi had predicted, after discovering the anomaly, Class B began a cautious retreat, attempting to regroup and deal with potential threats.

Kanzaki and the others had no choice but to temporarily abandon their direct confrontation with Kito and retreat to regroup.

Sakayanagi's plan succeeded. Through this series of actions, she successfully disrupted Class B's rhythm and prevented Kanzaki and Kito from overexerting themselves.

Ito Sawa stood at the forefront of Class B, scanning Kamuro and Kito who were constantly attacking from both sides, and finally fixed his gaze on the direction of Sakayanagi.

Sakayanagi is one of the core members of Class A. As long as pressure can be put on her, the entire plan of Class A can be affected.

He decided to stop engaging with Kito and Kamuro and instead concentrate his forces to launch a direct attack on Sakayanagi.

Ito Sawa shouted, "Everyone, follow me!" His voice echoed down the corridor, and the members of Class B responded immediately. They followed Ito Sawa, quickly adjusted their direction, and rushed towards Sakayanagi.

Sakayanagi felt the pressure; she hadn't expected Itosawa to so decisively choose to attack the direction with "more people."

She and Kamuro only had a few people on their side, and only Kamuro could be considered as a fighting force. The other bluffing soldiers were just feints, and if they were exposed, the whole plan might collapse immediately.

She secretly rejoiced, knowing she still had a final preparation. Ms. Majima had already set up a maze at the stairwell; all she needed to do was lure Class B into it to temporarily hold them off.

Although she was puzzled that Majima-sensei did not choose the trap formation, the maze formation was enough. As long as it could buy time, the battle would take a turn for the better once Katsuragi and the others came out.

Sakayanagi quickly gave the order, and she and Kamuro began to retreat in an orderly manner.

Her movements were calm and unhurried, each step calculated perfectly, ensuring that Class B could not get too close, nor could they lose sight of their target.

Ito Sawa led Class B in hot pursuit. They were fast, but they didn't charge blindly. Instead, they maintained a certain formation and rhythm.

Ito Sawa knew that confronting Sakayanagi directly might lead to unknown dangers, but he was even more aware that if Class A's strategy wasn't disrupted, Class B would forever remain passive.

When you're unsure of the opponent's strategy, considering the worst-case scenario is unlikely to be wrong. As long as the opponent's strategy isn't designed to counter your habits, your response will be more than sufficient.

As Class B approached, Sakayanagi and Kamuro gradually retreated into the stairwell, with Ito Sawa following closely behind, his eyes flashing with vigilance.

He noticed the anomaly at the stairwell; a strange energy fluctuation seemed to permeate the air.

"Everyone be careful, there might be a trap here!" Ito Sawa warned, his voice immediately putting the members of Class B on high alert.

Ito Sawa stood at the edge of the maze, his mental energy slowly probing into the maze like tentacles.

The members of Class B tacitly transferred their mental energy to Ito Sawa to enhance his mental detection abilities.

Ito Sawa closed his eyes and concentrated, his mental energy roaming within the formation, trying to pinpoint the location of the formation's core.

Inside the formation, the light was distorted, and the space seemed to be folded, making each step feel like entering another world.

Wherever the spiritual power reached, a bizarre and surreal scene unfolded. Irregular geometric shapes floated in the air, sometimes coalescing, sometimes dispersing, like smoke blown away by the wind.

On the ground, light and shadow intertwine, forming ever-changing patterns that resemble living creatures wriggling.

When Ito Sawa's mental energy touched these lights and shadows, they seemed to be alive, evading his detection.

The surrounding walls were like flowing mercury, constantly changing shape, sometimes towering like cliffs, sometimes low like hills.

Ito Sawa felt that every time his mental energy touched these walls, they became more complex, as if mocking his powerlessness.

A peculiar fragrance permeated the air, changing with the shifting light and shadows, sometimes as fresh as morning dew, sometimes as rich as fine wine.

Ito Sawa's mental energy traveled through the fragrance, as if he could feel its weight pressing down on his mental energy, making his investigation even more difficult.

Ito Sawa's spiritual power extended continuously within the formation, as he attempted to find a path to the formation's core. However, the formation's structure was intricate and complex, like an endless maze.

His spiritual energy roamed within the formation, yet he could never find a way out. Each time he thought he had approached the core of the formation, he found himself back at the starting point.

In the shadows, Majima silently observed Ito Sawa's every move. A hint of smugness flickered in his eyes.

He didn't set up a trap because he knew Ito Sawa was capable of seeing through it.

But the maze is different; its complexity and unpredictability make it difficult for Ito Sawa to grasp.

If Ito Sawa and his companions remain in the maze for too long, they will lose their way and eventually become trapped inside.

Ito Sawa's mental energy explored the array continuously, and he began to sense something was wrong.

His mental energy was affecting the mental energy of the other people in Class B. If they couldn't find a way out in time, they might really be trapped inside together.

His spiritual energy echoed continuously within the array, yet he received no response, as if he were being swallowed up by this maze.

Ito Sawa took a deep breath; he knew he had to stay calm.

His mental energy began to contract, no longer probing around, but concentrating his power to try to sense the patterns of the formation and slowly seek an opportunity to retreat.