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SIGN F. Nightingale
[00:15] Karuizawa
What are you talking about?
[00:18] Karuizawa
You mean the group names were hints...
[00:21] Karuizawa
or actually the solutions somehow?
[00:23] Horikita
We just explained it.
[00:25] Hirata
Now, now.
[00:27] Hirata
The order of the group's planet from the sun
[00:29] Hirata
and the names of the
students in each group...
[00:31] Hirata
That was the key to figuring out the VIP.
[00:34] Hirata
Does that much make sense?
[00:37] Hirata
Mars is the fourth planet from the sun.
[00:41] Hirata
If we sort the Mars group students
into Japanese alphabetical order,
SIGN Ayanokoji
Kiyotaka
SIGN Ichinose Honami
SIGN Ibuki
Mio
SIGN Karuizawa Kei
SIGN Sotomura Hideo
SIGN Takemoto Shigeru
SIGN Hamaguchi Tetsuya
SIGN Beppu Ryota
SIGN Mamoda Koji
SIGN Manabe Shiho
SIGN Morishige Takuro
SIGN Yabu Nanami
SIGN Yamashita Saki
SIGN Yukimura Teruhiko
[00:43] Hirata
it goes: Ayanokoji-kun, Ichinose-san,
Ibuki-san, Karuizawa-san.
SIGN Ayanokoji
Kiyotaka
SIGN Ichinose Honami
SIGN Ibuki
Mio
SIGN Karuizawa Kei
[00:48] Karuizawa
That's why I'm the VIP?
[00:51] Horikita
And the third name in the Earth group,
Kushida-san, was the VIP.
[00:57] Karuizawa
But isn't that system a little...
[01:00] Ayanokoji
Simple.
[01:01] Karuizawa
Yeah, that!
[01:02] Horikita
Once you know the rule, it's simple.
[01:04] Hirata
But figuring it out during
the test wouldn't be.
[01:08] Hirata
There'd be no way to confirm the rule
just from knowing your own class's VIPs.
[01:13] Horikita
Indeed.
[01:14] Hirata
But not for Ryuen-kun.
[01:16] Hirata
He apparently figured out the rule early on.
[01:20] Horikita
But he made a mistake.
[01:22] Horikita
Perhaps he forgot that
Class C is not a monolith.
[01:25] Hirata
Class C isn't fully under
Ryuen-kun's control, you mean?
[01:29] Horikita
A dictatorship frequently fosters a
populace unhappy with its oppressor.
[01:35] Hirata
The error could have come from
a student not under his control.
[01:39] Ayanokoji
I wonder about that.
[01:41] Horikita
Perhaps maintaining leadership
is a difficult thing.
[01:45] Hirata
Maybe so.
[01:47] Hirata
Still, I'm glad you came to
us with this, Horikita-san.
[01:52] Horikita
What choice did I have?
[01:54] Horikita
There may be tests coming up
that I can't pass on my own.
[01:57] Hirata
Very probable!
[02:00] Horikita
As long as that's the case,
[02:02] Horikita
it'll be important to have
some quantity of connections.
[02:06] Ayanokoji
Yes.
[02:09] Ayanokoji
There are limits to how
hard one can fight alone.
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SIGN the Elite
[03:43] Chabashira
The second term starts today.
[03:46] Chabashira
From the month of September
through early October,
[03:50] Chabashira
we'll have more gym classes than usual,
[03:52] Chabashira
in preparation for the
upcoming sports festival.
[03:55] Chabashira
I've given you your new schedules and
the sports festival documentation.
[03:58] Chabashira
You can find the same information
on the school home page.
SIGN Regarding Sports Festival and Competition Points
Point Distributions
Rules and Teams for Sports Festival
The sports festival format will involve splitting the entire school into Red and White teams.
This year, the teams will consist of:
"Red Team" Class A and Class D; "White Team" Class B and Class C
Point Distribution for Mandatory Events (individual)
1st Place receives 15 points; 2nd place 12 points; 3rd place 10 points; 4th place 8 points.
Positions 5th place and below each receive one fewer point than the next position up.
For group competitions, the winning team receives 500 points.
Point Distribution for Voluntary Events
1st Place receives 50 points; 2nd place 30 points; 3rd place 15 points; 4th place 10 points.
Positions 5th place and below each receive two fewer points than the next position up. (Triple point values are awarded for the final relay race.)
Effect of "Red vs. White" Competition Results
Classes in all years of the team that receives fewer overall points will lose 100 CPt.
Effect of Rankings Per Class Year
In each class year, the class that receives the most total points will receive 50 CPt.
[04:03] Chabashira
Compare them if you must.
[04:05] Hirata
Ma'am!
[04:07] Hirata
Is the sports festival
one of our special tests?
[04:10] Chabashira
You can interpret it that way if you wish.
[04:14] Chabashira
Though whatever you call it, it will
have a major influence on your class.
[04:19] Sotomura
Cruelty unchained!
[04:21] Sudo
Heck yeah!
[04:22] Sudo
Time for me to shine!
[04:22] Sakura
Sports festival...
[04:24] Chabishira
For this year's sports festival,
[04:26] Chabishira
the entire school will compete
as Team Red and Team White.
[04:31] Chabishira
You of Class D along with
Class A will be Team Red.
[04:35] Yukimura
We're teamed up with Class A?
[04:37] Miyake
Along with second- and third-years...
[04:39] Matsushita
Seems annoying.
[04:41] Sudo
I'm gonna carry Team Red to the win!
[04:45] Hirata
Let's raise hands to speak, everyone.
[04:48] Kushida
Keep it down, guys!
[04:53] Ayanokoji
Are you thinking about how you'll
finally get a chance to see him?
[04:58] Horikita
Don't talk about that here.
[05:08] Horikita
I won't tell you a second time.
[05:12] Ayanokoji
Right.
[05:15] Chabashira
First, read through your materials.
[05:18] Hasabe
Events consist of mandatory
and voluntary events.
[05:23] Ayanokoji
Generally speaking, voluntary events
grant more points than mandatory ones.
[05:30] Chabashira
It's important to give all
you have to every event.
SIGN The student who places in the top three in individual events gains 1,000 PPt or
points on written exams (If test points are chosen, these cannot be transferred to others)
The student who places last in individual events loses 1,000 PPt.
(If private points are currently below 1,000, penalty will be applied to written exams)
Piggyback Joust
The Piggyback Joust will consist of groups of four.
[05:34] Chabashira
The penalty for losing is severe.
[05:37] Ike
Ma'am.
[05:38] Ike
What's this about bonuses
for the top three placers?
[05:41] Yamauchi
What's this about adding
points to written exams?
[05:45] Chabashira
It's exactly what it sounds like.
[05:48] Chabashira
By placing in the top,
[05:50] Chabashira
you'll receive bonus points you
can add to your next written exam.
[05:53] Chabashira
It can be very helpful for your tests.
[05:56] Ike
For real?!
[05:57] Sudo
Heck yeah!
[05:59] Karuizawa
Wait, what?
[05:59] Shinohara
Really?
[06:00] Sato
That's amazing!
[06:00] Ayanokoji
If it sounds too good to
be true, it usually is.
[06:01] Matsushita
Crazy!
[06:02] Yamauchi
Could we use it to prevent failing?
SIGN lowest ten placers receive a penalty
[06:04] Sotomura
A truly desirous result!
[06:04] Ayanokoji
The lowest ten placers receive a penalty.
[06:07] Kushida
Come on, guys, keep it down!
[06:11] Yamauchi
Ma'am, what's this...
[06:12] Karuizawa
What's this penalty?
[06:14] Chabashira
The bottom ten first-year placers will lose
ten points on their next written exam.
[06:24] All
Say what?!
[06:25] Karuizawa
So we can lose points on our exams, too?!
[06:28] Ike
I knew it!
[06:29] Yamauchi
That's so bad...
[06:31] Sato
Might be hard not to fail...
[06:32] Sakura
What? What?
[06:34] Shinohara
Seems pretty bad.
[06:34] Chabashira
The materials I handed out also provide
a list of each sports festival event.
[06:35] Matsushita
Yeah, pretty bad...
[06:36] Sotomura
I had a feeling it might be so...
[06:38] Kushida
Keep it down, guys!
SIGN Event List
Mandatory Events
1. 100 Meter Dash
2. Hurdles
3. Topple the Pole (Boys Only)
4. Ball Toss (Girls Only)
5. Tug-of-War (Gender Segregated)
6. Obstacle Course
7. Three-Legged Race
8. Piggyback Joust
9. 200 Meter Dash
Voluntary Events
10. Scavenger Hunt
11. Four-Way Tug-of-War
12. Co-Ed Three-Legged Race
13. Combined Class Year 1200 Meter Relay
[06:42] Ayanokoji
Thirteen events in all.
[06:45] Karuizawa
This is pretty hardcore...
[06:47] Ike
We can't cover all this in one day!
[06:50] Chabashira
We can.
[06:52] Chabashira
There's no cheerleading or
dance competition, after all.
[06:55] Chabashira
It will be purely a test
of stamina and athleticism.
[07:00] Chabashira
Decide for yourselves who will
participate and in what order.
[07:04] Chabashira
Fill in the participant
sheet and submit it to me.
[07:08] Hirata
How much are we allowed to decide on our own?
[07:10] Chabashira
Everything.
[07:12] Chabashira
You can decide everything about the
events, including who's in which heat.
[07:32] Horikita
The island and cruise ship tests
had infinite possibilities.
[07:37] Horikita
I've realized that's the case now.
[07:40] Horikita
So this time, as well—
[07:43] Ayanokoji
What do you think
[07:44] Ayanokoji
makes this test significantly different
from the previous special tests?
[07:49] Horikita
It seems like another special test to me.
[07:53] Horikita
The structure and effect on points seems
identical to previous special tests.
[07:57] Ayanokoji
That is true.
[07:58] Ayanokoji
On paper, it's the same.
[08:01] Ayanokoji
But in practice, it's different.
[08:03] Ayanokoji
For instance, the written exam.
[08:05] Ayanokoji
Although there was the hidden trick
regarding buying things with points,
[08:08] Ayanokoji
fundamentally, it was still
a test of academic ability.
[08:11] Horikita
You think the sports
festival is the same way?
[08:14] Ayanokoji
We should assume that stamina and athletic
ability are the order of the day.
[08:18] Ayanokoji
Sneaky tricks won't have much
bearing on the results.
[08:25] Ayanokoji
The most important thing here is
strict preparation before the event.
[08:30] Ayanokoji
That's all.
[08:31] Horikita
Preparation is just what I'm talking about.
[08:35] Ayanokoji
You're looking for quick fixes, loopholes.
[08:39] Ayanokoji
Like having someone be absent
before the competition,
[08:42] Ayanokoji
or forcing them to drop out partway.
[08:44] Horikita
I wasn't—
[08:45] Ayanokoji
In other words, you want a surefire method.
[08:50] Horikita
Are you suggesting we have to fight
and win through orthodox means?
[08:55] Ayanokoji
It's up to you how you take it.
[09:01] Sudo
C'mon, we gotta do it based on skill!
[09:04] Sudo
I know myself best of all.
[09:08] Sudo
If I win, the class wins!
[09:10] Sudo
That's best for everyone!
[09:12] Karuizawa
You think so?
[09:14] Miyake
Probability-wise, maybe...
[09:16] Yukimura
If you want to take on all the
voluntary events, I'm okay with that.
[09:22] Sudo
Then it's settled!
[09:23] Sudo
I'll take part in all the voluntary events!
[09:26] Hirata
If everyone agrees with the skill method,
then the voluntary events—
SIGN How to decide on voluntary event participation?
[09:26] sign
Skill Method
Give priority placements to the skilled
Positive: Gives a high chance of winning
Negative: Gives others (less strong) little chance of winning;
ignores the will of other classmates
[09:26] sign
Voluntary Method
Choose placements based on what each person wants
Positive: Gives people the order they want; lets everyone enjoy themselves
Negative: Not everyone will get what they want; potential inconsistency of results
[09:31] Horikita
Wait.
[09:33] Horikita
I have a supplementary proposal.
[09:35] Horikita
Between the two options, I have
no objection to the skill method.
[09:40] Horikita
But there's no guarantee that we can beat
the other classes through that alone.
[09:45] Hirata
That's true.
[09:46] Horikita
While it's a given that we should put
[09:48] Horikita
our most athletic members in the
voluntary events where they specialize,
[09:53] Horikita
we can also best bring out
[09:55] Horikita
our maximum potential in the mandatory
events through optimized combinations.
[10:00] Horikita
For instance,
[10:01] Horikita
rather than putting two fast people
in a race together, eliminating one,
[10:04] Horikita
we should pair each with a slow person
to guarantee higher placements.
[10:07] Shinohara
Wait a minute.
[10:09] Shinohara
Doesn't that plan reduce the chances of
non-athletic people winning anything?
[10:14] Ike
And we'll lose our chances
of getting the bonus...
[10:17] Sotomura
What a disappointment 'twould be!
[10:20] Yukimura
I understand the desire to
not lose private points, too.
[10:25] Horikita
An ultimate class victory will benefit
the individuals in the long run.
[10:28] Horikita
Why is this an issue?
[10:30] Shinohara
B-But high placements get us
big bonuses on our next exam!
[10:34] Shinohara
Besides, isn't quitting unfair?
[10:36] Horikita
I understand why you feel that way.
[10:39] Shinohara
In that case—
[10:40] Horikita
But your priorities are misplaced.
[10:42] Horikita
Just focus on your studies to the point
where you don't have to rely on bonuses.
[10:49] Horikita
The bonuses are only given to
the top three placers, anyway,
[10:51] Horikita
so it's not that much of a problem, is it?
[10:53] Horikita
Is there an event you believe you
can place third or higher in?
[10:58] Shinohara
Well...
[11:03] Karuizawa
May I?
[11:08] Karuizawa
Horikita-san's suggestion...
[11:11] Karuizawa
Sorry, but it doesn't work for me.
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[11:32] Horikata
That's a very vague objection.
[11:34] Karuizawa
Well, I'm not as smart as you, Horikita-san.
[11:40] Horikita
I thought it was an entirely
reasonable proposal.
[11:43] Karuizawa
I just don't get it!
[11:45] Horikita
What exactly don't you "get"?
[11:48] Karuizawa
All of it?
[11:50] Karuizawa
Why don't you explain it so
even an idiot can understand?
[11:54] Karuizawa
Oh, right. You don't deal with idiots.
[11:57] Horikita
I didn't say that.
[11:59] Karuizawa
Did so!
[12:01] Karuizawa
Like Shinohara-san said, how can you
want to see the other students fail?
[12:06] Horikita
They'll be rewarded in the long run.
[12:08] Karuizawa
And you blamed people too stupid
to pass a test on their own?
[12:11] Karuizawa
How do you expect our class
to unite with that attitude?
[12:15] Horikita
That was the point of my suggestion.
[12:19] Karuizawa
Well, that's Horikita-san's idea.
[12:21] Karuizawa
What do you think, Kushida-san?
[12:23] Kushida
Huh? Me?!
[12:25] Karuizawa
Yeah.
[12:27] Kushida
It's tricky, isn't it?
[12:30] Kushida
I feel like I understand both sides!
[12:34] Kushida
Ideally, I think you'd combine both ideas.
[12:37] Kushida
So that the people taking first
and last both feel okay about it.
[12:43] Ike
True.
[12:43] Sato
That'd be for the best.
[12:46] Horikita
I've thought of that, of course.
[12:48] Horikita
A way for both sides to be satisfied.
[12:51] Horikita
Have students who don't need
test points take the top places,
[12:56] Horikita
then average out the private points
they gain with the ones the students
[12:58] Horikita
in the bottom ranks lose.
[13:00] Horikita
We'll share gains and losses among the class.
[13:03] Sudo
Hey, great idea!
[13:05] Karuizawa
But that's just for the points.
[13:08] Karuizawa
It also lowers our chances of winning.
[13:10] Karuizawa
What do you guys think?
[13:12] Sato
If Karuizawa-san's against it, I am, too.
[13:15] Matsushita
So am I.
[13:16] Wang
Yeah! I agree with Karuizawa-san!
[13:19] Horikita
Are you people stupid?
[13:22] Horikita
You're against it because she is?
[13:24] Horikita
That's not logical!
[13:26] Horikita
The other classes can't possibly
have members as stupid as you all.
[13:30] Karuizawa
How do you know?
[13:32] Karuizawa
Point is, I'm against it.
[13:34] Karuizawa
And plenty of others are
clearly against it, too.
[13:40] Karuizawa
Horikita-san, you're just cruel.
[13:42] Sato
She is.
[13:44] Matsushita
Yeah.
[13:44] Wang
I thought you were nicer than this...
[13:47] Hirata
Calm down, both of you.
[13:49] Hirata
If we can't agree,
[13:51] Hirata
we can settle this with a vote.
[13:54] Karuizawa
If Yosuke-kun says it, I'm in!
[13:57] Hirata
Horikita-san's idea is to
focus entirely on skill,
[14:02] Hirata
while Karuizawa-san's is to allow
personal opinion into discussion.
[14:06] Hirata
Let's have a show of hands.
[14:08] Hirata
First, who agrees with Horikita-san's idea?
[14:15] Hirata
Looks like ten votes.
[14:17] Horikita
Hey, Ayanokoji-kun!
[14:18] Ayanokoji
Don't worry. I'm abstaining.
[14:22] Hirata
Next, Karuizawa-san's combined plan.
[14:24] Hirata
Who agrees with that?
[14:32] Hirata
Thank you.
[14:33] Hirata
The result of the vote is...
[14:34] Hirata
Ten votes for Horikita-san's idea.
[14:36] Hirata
Eight votes for Karuizawa-san's idea.
[14:39] Hirata
The rest abstained, I guess.
[14:41] Sudo
Heck yeah!
[14:42] Hirata
Now, regarding participation for each event,
[14:45] Hirata
let's take some dedicated time to discuss it.
[14:47] Karuizawa
Okay!
[14:48] Sudo
I'm in for all the events!
[14:51] Sotomura
Sudo-dono is so quick to act!
[14:54] Sudo
Just leave it all to me!
[14:57] Girls
Isn't this one cute?
[14:58] Girls
Yeah, totally cute!
[15:00] Girls
Right?
[15:01] Karuizawa
Excuse me!
[15:05] Karuizawa
That email you sent me.
[15:07] Karuizawa
Mind telling me what it was all about?
[15:09] (Flashback) Horikita
The bonuses are only given to
the top three placers, anyway,
[15:12] (Flashback) Horikita
so it's not that much of a problem, is it?
SIGN Cancel
SIGN You Have a New Message
SIGN Sender: A
SIGN Open
[15:14] (Flashback) Horikita
Is there an event you believe you
can place third or higher in?
SIGN From: A
To: Karuizawa Kei
Subject: None
Find a way to oppose Horikita's suggestion.
When you do, ask for Kushida's opinion, too.
[15:19] (Flashback) Shinohara
Well...
[15:21] Ayanokoji
You cooked up a good argument on the spot.
[15:24] Karuizawa
I actually agreed with
Horikita-san's opinion, though...
[15:29] Karuizawa
And I don't understand why you wanted
me to get Kushida-san's opinion.
[15:32] Karuizawa
What was the point of the order?
[15:35] Ayanokoji
If you need to understand the
reasoning behind everything I do,
[15:38] Ayanokoji
we'll never get anywhere.
[15:40] Ayanokoji
Besides, I won't always tell you.
[15:44] Karuizawa
Then tell me one other thing.
[15:47] Karuizawa
What is it you want?
[15:50] Ayanokoji
To bring Class D to Class A.
[15:53] Ayanokoji
I'm sure Horikita believes that.
[15:55] Karuizawa
That's not what I mean!
[15:57] Karuizawa
I want to know what you're after.
[16:00] Ayanokoji
Oh, that?
[16:02] Ayanokoji
I'm happy to make my current class
one capable of rising to Class A.
[16:06] Ayanokoji
That's how I've begun to feel.
[16:08] Karuizawa
What in the world?
[16:09] Karuizawa
You think you're that much better than us?
[16:12] Ayanokoji
You wouldn't believe me if I told you now.
[16:15] Ayanokoji
And I can't prove it to you.
[16:17] Ayanokoji
So I'm going to create a framework
to allow you to believe me.
[16:22] Ayanokoji
During this sports festival, Class D...
[16:26] Ayanokoji
will produce a traitor.
[16:30] Ayanokoji
The traitor will likely spill all of
Class D's internal information to others.
[16:35] Karuizawa
Wait—
[16:37] Karuizawa
What?!
[16:38] Karuizawa
G-Give me something more concrete than that!
[16:41] Ayanokoji
I will, when the time comes.
[16:43] Karuizawa
A t-traitor?
[16:45] Karuizawa
Isn't that dangerous?
[16:48] Ayanokoji
The groundwork has been laid.
[16:50] Ayanokoji
Now, go. We'll attract
too much attention here.
SIGN Event Player Selection
[17:01] Yamauchi
Be amazed!
SIGN Aptitude Tests
[17:02] Kushida
That's amazing!
[17:05] Wang
Awesome!
[17:08] Onodera
How's that?
[17:09] Karuizawa
11.5, looks like!
[17:14] Sudo
I pulled 82.4!
[17:18] Ike
How dang strong are you?!
[17:19] Yamauchi
Over 80!
[17:21] Sudo
I've been workin' out.
[17:22] Sudo
Obviously.
[17:24] Sudo
You do it, too, Koenji.
[17:26] Koenji
I'd prefer not.
[17:31] Sudo
Here, Ayanokoji.
[17:34] Ike
Yeah! Hope I get a good result!
[17:35] Sudo
What's wrong?
[17:36] Sotomura
Show me your grip strength, Ike-dono!
[17:36] Ayanokoji
What's the boys' average grip strength?
[17:39] Sudo
About 60, maybe?
[17:42] Ayanokoji
Sixty?
[17:44] Ayanokoji
Grip strength isn't necessarily proportional
to the thickness of one's arms.
[17:49] Ayanokoji
What matters is the muscles
in the forearm called
[17:52] Ayanokoji
the brachioradialis and
flexor carpi radialis.
[17:56] Ayanokoji
Working these out will
increase grip strength.
[18:01] Ayanokoji
In other words,
[18:02] Ayanokoji
as long as you have
sufficient muscle mass,
[18:04] Ayanokoji
you can train it to surpass 100 kilograms.
[18:09] Ayanokoji
That should be acceptable.
[18:12] Ayanokoji
It won't go any further.
[18:14] Hirata
What's your score?
[18:16] Ayanokoji
60.6.
[18:17] Hirata
Wow.
[18:19] Hirata
You're strong, Ayanokoji-kun.
[18:21] Ayanokoji
No, I think that's about average...
[18:23] Hirata
The average would be lower than that.
[18:26] Hirata
It's around 45, or maybe 50.
[18:29] Ike
Take that!
[18:30] Ike
It's a 42.6.
[18:32] Ike
Couldn't you nudge me up to a 50?!
[18:35] Hirata
Ike-kun scores 42.6.
[18:38] Ayanokoji
Oh, so 60 is on the higher side.
[18:44] Hirata
All done!
[18:46] Karuizawa
Let's see. I got...
[18:48] Sudo
Heck yeah!
[18:49] Sudo
I'm in for all the voluntary events!
[18:52] Hirata
The information we just
agreed on is very important,
[18:52] Sudo
Just watch, you guys!
[18:54] Sotomura
How excited he is!
[18:54] Hirata
so write down only your own roles.
[18:56] Onodera
Sure, okay.
[19:00] Hirata
Don't take pictures or
leave any other record.
[19:06] Sudo
You gotta go harder than that!
[19:10] Sudo
Keep your hips low!
[19:12] Ike
L-Like this?!
[19:14] Sudo
Really put your back into it!
[19:15] Sudo
I'm your leader, so you gotta keep up!
[19:17] Sudo
We're winnin' this, guys!
[19:19] Yamauchi
Y-Yeah...
[19:20] Sudo
I can't hear you!
[19:22] Onodera
Horikita-san, you're running too fast.
[19:25] Horikita
It's true that our rhythm is off,
[19:27] Horikita
but only because you're too slow.
[19:30] Horikita
Shouldn't the slower person try
to match the rhythm of the faster?
[19:34] Horikita
Who wants to compromise to
make their own times slower?
[19:45] Ayanokoji
Can we talk?
[19:47] Horikita
About what?
[19:48] Ayanokoji
I think you need to learn
to compromise a little more.
[19:53] Horikita
I'm only being stubborn because I want
to get us the best possible time.
[19:57] Horikita
In the three-legged race,
[19:59] Horikita
it's logical that the relatively slower
people should be made to pace up.
[20:03] Ayanokoji
You're inflexible on this point?
[20:05] Horikita
Yes.
[20:07] Ayanokoji
That will lower the number of people
willing to practice with you.
[20:11] Horikita
I can't match my rhythm to those
who refuse to work from the start.
[20:18] Ayanokoji
Give me your leg.
[20:21] Horikita
Why?
[20:22] Ayanokoji
Run a race with me.
[20:25] Horikita
Why should I?
[20:27] Ayanokoji
There's a co-ed three-legged race.
[20:29] Ayanokoji
We should try to assess our suitability
as partners, shouldn't we?
[20:33] Horikita
You think you can keep up with me?
[20:36] Horikita
You'll just slow me down.
[20:38] Ayanokoji
Logically speaking,
speed shouldn't matter, should it?
[20:43] Horikita
Very well.
[20:44] Horikita
I'll tie us together.
[20:48] Horikita
Let's begin.
[20:55] Horikita
H-Hey!
[20:56] Ayanokoji
It shouldn't be hard to match my rhythm.
[20:59] Horikita
I know that!
[21:16] Ayanokoji
It's not about individual speed.
[21:19] Ayanokoji
The problem is that you
won't look at your partner.
[21:23] Ayanokoji
Looking at your partner and giving them a
degree of initiative is what's important.
[21:32] Ayanokoji
Horikita.
[21:33] Ayanokoji
Come out with me a while tomorrow.
[21:36] Horikita
What?
[21:38] Ayanokoji
You, I, and one other,
[21:41] Ayanokoji
will embark on Team White reconnaissance.
[21:42] Kushida
Yeah, that might work!
[21:43] Horikita
One other?
[21:46] Ayanokoji
Kushida.
[21:48] Horikita
Why?
[21:50] Ayanokoji
The Earth Group traitor
during the cruise exam...
[21:54] Kushida
You're so reliable!
[21:55] Ayanokoji
was her.
[21:58] Hirata
I appreciate you helping
everyone, too, Kushida-san.
[22:00] Kushida
Oh, don't say that!