The number of followers on your club's blog has decreased, despite your efforts to update articles daily. Compared to other clubs at Aikawa School, the Mystery Club has the lowest recognition.

When the club was established, many found the idea absurd, but a few were intrigued and decided to join. However, after just two weeks, nearly everyone quit. They thought discussing mystery literature and television shows was boring, and the cramped room didn't help either. What can be done to make the club more appealing?

As president, you cannot afford to see your club disband so quickly. The thought frustrates you; it's simply unacceptable!

"Oi." You feel a gentle nudge on your shoulder. "Use the scratcher on my back. I can't reach it," he grumbles, his face pressed into a pillow.

The person who nudged you is Ichiga, your friend and the only remaining member of the club. He's lounging on the sofa, still in his karate uniform, complaining. Ichiga had only joined the club to use the room to skip classes and also because you kept pestering him about it.

It’s clear at this point that Ichiga is not a reliable member. "Are you there or what?"