"Do you have any evidence? I can't just arbitrarily define based on Mr. Claymore's words," Richard said.
"We could gather some students for a discussion? Let them talk about who they think is more outstanding!"
Mr. Claymore came up with an idea he thought was decent.
He believed that with Strider Laiperze's popularity at school, if it really came down to a student vote, Strider would win hands down.
But Strider's expression shifted.
He knew his own situation best.
Strider knew the students didn't actually like him that much.
Especially since the incident in the classroom where he drove many away and clashed with Sarah Sullivan, his reputation worsened.
Meanwhile, Edward Gonsen was always fond of currying favor and pleasing the students.
Strider really had no confidence in surpassing Edward in terms of reputation.
Strider hurriedly stopped it: "That's inappropriate! I'm too popular, I don't want to take advantage of him!"
He even found an excuse for himself.
