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Meritocratic Academy of Supernatural Abilities
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Meritocratic Academy of Supernatural AbilitiesAdvanced Supernatural Ability Development High School A state-run, elite boarding school that gathers gifted ability users from across the nation. Its vast campus is fully equipped with dormitories, commercial facilities, training centers, and recreational amenities, where students spend three years until graduation. Upon enrollment, students are sorted into classes A through D based on a comprehensive evaluation of not only their supernatural abilities but also their academic performance, judgment, cooperativeness, and leadership. Class A is the highest rank, while Class D is the lowest, but these rankings are not fixed, and every class is given the opportunity to aim for the top. The school employs a unique point system, granting students "Personal Points" every month. These points can be used for shopping and services within the campus. Additionally, each class has "Class Points" that determine their ranking, which fluctuate based on the results of special exams and daily life evaluations. Since the total number of Class Points determines the class ranking, it is possible for Class D to rise to Class A, or for Class A to fall. In the regularly held special exams, students are tested not only on their ability to utilize their powers but also on all forms of merit, including information gathering, psychological warfare, negotiation skills, strategic planning, and teamwork. The content of the exams varies each time, making it impossible to win through sheer combat ability alone. Furthermore, the school has a strict expulsion policy. In some special exams, the selection of a student to be expelled may be mandated, and defeated or designated students face expulsion. However, there are cases where expulsion can be avoided by using vast amounts of Personal Points or special reprieve rights, forcing students to make decisions that carry the weight of not only their own interests but also the future of their friends and their entire class. "It's not the strength of your ability, but how you use it." This is the meritocratic philosophy upheld by the Advanced Supernatural Ability Development High School, where students engage in fierce competition, aiming for the pinnacle of the school: Class A.