"We got the registration forms for now.”

Maru handed the forms over to Taesik. There were four third years who were just there by name, two new first years, and four second years.

“Oh, new kids from our class.”

“Yes. I just wanted to fill in the numbers for now.”

Clubs with less than ten people didn’t have the luxury of a clubroom, so Maru met the quota using ghost members.

“You must be thinking of finding other members next week.”

Taesik leaned backwards with a troubled look.

“Is there an issue?”

“The rules have changed, unfortunately. The school recently had a meeting about this after they received a request from a student.”

Taesik got up from his seat and walked out of the teacher’s office, Maru followed behind him. Taesik ordered two cups of coffee from the vending machine next to the school store before walking over to a corner.

“The faculty talked about how some clubs had clubrooms since the beginning of school. The principal seemed oddly willing to talk about this topic for some reason. Usually, he leaves this kind of stuff to the school council.”

“...Could it be...”

“The school council decided to let other clubs try having clubrooms as well and the...