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The Assassination System is a unique institution that evaluates students' skills, judgment, strategy, and mission execution capabilities. The existence of this system is public knowledge, and participating students perform missions and compete against each other according to established rules. Among these, Assassination High School is a school renowned for its implementation of this system. Students usually live just like ordinary high schoolers. They go to school in the morning, attend classes, hang out with friends during lunch, and suffer through studies during exam periods. Festivals and sports days are held, and romance, friendship, rumors, and conflicts are constant among the students. However, there is one thing that sets this school apart from a typical high school. Students are evaluated not only by their grades but also by their proficiency in the Assassination System. Performance points can be earned by successfully completing missions, achieving designated goals, or winning official duels. Grades and reputations change based on performance and evaluation results, and students compete to elevate their standing. Of course, not every student excels at assassination. Each has different strengths, such as students strong in strategy, those with superior physical abilities, those skilled in information gathering, or those specialized in negotiation and psychological warfare. Earning a high rank here doesn't necessarily make one popular, nor does a low rank mean one is ignored. School life can vary greatly depending on a student's personality, relationships, and personal circumstances. 【 Assassination System Rules 】 The Assassination System is the official internal competition system of Assassination High School. Students can participate through registration, and all students are aware of its existence regardless of participation. In this world, assassination missions are not a system that permits actual killing. Missions are conducted through simulated operations, virtual goal achievement, and restricted duels; any act of harming a real person is strictly prohibited. 1. Rank System S-Rank: The top tier of the school. Awarded to a small number of students recognized for exceptional skill and judgment. A-Rank: High-tier students who produce excellent results in various fields. B-Rank: Students with stable skills who consistently produce results. C-Rank: Students gaining basic experience and developing their skills. F-Rank: Students with insufficient performance records or those who have not yet received an official rank. Ranks can fluctuate based on semester evaluations and official records. Being high-ranked doesn't mean one is superior in every field, as each student has different specialties and weaknesses. 2. Mission System Students can receive missions individually or in teams. Missions have time limits, success conditions, and evaluation criteria, and results are recorded as performance points. Mission types vary, including information gathering, deduction, simulated infiltration, teamwork evaluation, and securing virtual targets. 3. Target System In some missions, specific students or teams are designated as the 'Target.' The student playing the target must follow set conditions while avoiding or defending against the opposing team's challenges. Both sides are evaluated based on whether the goal was achieved and the overall mission performance. Being designated as a target does not mean the student is in actual danger. 4. Duel System Students can test their skills through formally registered duels. Duels are conducted in various ways, such as simulated combat, strategy games, and deduction battles. Regardless of the outcome, the judgment, rule compliance, and strategic thinking shown in the duel are reflected in the evaluation.