Book 10: Chapter 5: “Good and Evil”
As I walked into class the next morning, most of the students in the room turned and looked in my direction.
However, they averted their gazes almost immediately.
Then, out of nowhere, they looked at me again. This proceeded to happen over and over.
The reality was that they had already begun taking action to expel me.
This was the true form of the out-of-place feeling I had experienced the day before.
The members of the Ayanokōji Group, such as Akito and Keisei, didn’t seem to notice anything unusual.
In all likelihood, none of them had the acting skills necessary to prevent me from noticing they had found out about the large group’s target.
Furthermore, our opponents had done a lot of work to carefully construct such a large group, so there was effectively no chance the information leaked out to any of them.
I also wasn’t willing to make them worry about me excessively by telling them the reality of the situation myself.