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Suzaku slowly shook his head at the odd idea Rivalz had just offered the group. “I really don't think this counts as an after school activity you guys. I'm not saying we shouldn't still do it or anything. I'm just saying it's going to be pretty hard to explain to our teachers how this is furthering our education.” Not at all convinced that this was a good idea, he sighed. “Maybe we should do this sort of thing in our free time.”

“You're right. We really should do something else instead.” Lelouch agreed. “We're going to get ourselves into a lot of trouble if we actually go through with this. Besides, there are plenty of other things we can do.”

“Come on Lelouch, don't be such a downer.” Feeling a little bit defeated, Rivalz slumped over and groaned. “This game really is going to be a lot of fun, I swear. You've just got to give it a chance to realize that.”

Taking pity on Rivalz, Shirley quietly, and somewhat hesitantly backed him up. “I think it could be alright. I mean, You don't have to tell your teachers what we did exactly, right? You could just call it a social experiment or something like that.”

“Yeah, we could do that. That's actually a really good idea. I don't think we'd get in trouble for that either.” Instantly excited by Shirley's idea, Rivalz stood up straight and once again tried to persuade more people to play along. “Come on guys, the girls are already on board. What do we have to lose?”

At this point, Lelouch knew he wasn't going to chance Rivalz's mind, so he saw no point in arguing. With a flick of his wrist, he completely dismissed the conversation. “Fine, do what you want. I don't want to be a part of it though.”

Rivalz grabbed his backpack off of the floor, dumped everything inside of it onto the ground and smiled. “You'll come around in no time, trust me.”