The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 241 Time Difference (Part 3)
“Holly’s team just left L7,” Zhou Xiuwen, who had been keeping watch, suddenly said.

"Just now?" The others, including Clarence who was less mobile, all looked over.

"Yes."

About thirty stars had passed since the charging time began before Holly and the others started moving around, while many other participants were already moving about on the map. It seemed that his energy point's charging limit was still quite effective.

“Clarence… Clarence?” Hillman asked quietly from the other side.

"..."

Are you asleep?

"What are you going to do?" The voice, full of resentment, was almost powerless.

"Um, I just wanted to ask, it's okay if you don't want to say, but, how much charging capacity did you hear about when you got to L3?" Hillman asked tentatively.

Actually, he didn't have much hope that the other party would answer. After all, their behavior was no different from that of bandits. They recruited someone as a teammate but tied them up the whole way. Anyone would be full of resentment in that situation.

"..."

Hillman was somewhat disappointed, but not surprised, that the other party wouldn't answer. Just when he thought they wouldn't reply, he suddenly heard a slightly stiff voice: "10%."

"That's too little. Luckily we didn't go in," Hillman said, somewhat stunned.

Jiang Hui overheard Hillman and Clarence's conversation, but didn't join in.

This is also a tacit understanding among them. Unlike other teams that insist on holding meetings together, they usually discuss their own ideas, learn from each other's strengths, and finally come up with a general policy that everyone agrees on and implements.

Hillman had her own way of communicating with Clarence, and she could also talk to Huan Xian and the others about other things, each talking about their own things without interfering with each other.

However, the L3 only has a 10% credit limit... This did remind her of something.

That is, this round of supply is really different from the last round. All the total energy blocks are laid out in front of them, and they know exactly how many there are, where they are located, and even who is inside. The only thing that might be missing is the limited energy limit for each point.

To avoid facing the strongest team on the field too early, Jiang Hui and his team opted for a strategic avoidance.

However, despite considering many factors, they still intentionally or unintentionally overlooked an extremely important point, which is also a problem that all participants in the training ground need to face—the limited charging quota of energy points.

L3只有10%，那是不是说其余的十一个能源点内兴许也同样几率存在着只有10%20%30%这样低充能额度的点。

If L11 is such a point, then their many plans and the various calculations derived from it will likely lose half their effectiveness, and they will have to reconsider many things later on.

But there was nothing they could do about it. The only way to find out the energy point's charging capacity was to go in and explore it themselves, but none of them wanted to reveal their coordinates too early, so they had no choice but to be patient for the time being.

Besides, so what if L11 only has 10% of its energy capacity? As long as they can replenish it a little, that's fine. Surely this round of energy replenishment won't only give them one star hour. If the results in L11 aren't satisfactory, they can try again. There are plenty of energy points here; they can just take them one by one. This isn't just a problem they face, but a problem faced by many participants; it's all about luck.

"How long does it take to get directly from here to L11?" Jiang Hui asked.

Huan Xian adjusted the antimony sand table, a common directional tool in the military field. It can build a model based on imported drawings, and by inputting sample data, it can roughly simulate the route and time from the starting point to the destination. Jiang Hui understood it as a kind of interstellar 3D navigation map.

They imported the energy point distribution map from the sky, and then roughly located the vicinity of the energy point they wanted to go to based on their own movement speed. While it wasn't perfectly accurate, such things are inherently not absolutely precise; a rough estimate was sufficient.

Because Huan Xian was most familiar with this item, he was the one who used it throughout the journey. The other party quickly retrieved the data: "It will take approximately fourteen to eighteen star minutes."

The time wouldn't be long; with their current remaining energy, even if they only had a few units left, they could last until they got there.

The question they need to consider now is what changes might occur in the arena during their fourteen to eighteenth star periods of travel.

Jiang Hui then shifted her gaze to the map on the sky above.

Only they themselves know that two of the top three are now their own people, which is their team's biggest advantage at present.

Besides them, there was Huan Xian. Although he only ranked eighth, everyone knew his abilities; it wouldn't be an exaggeration to say he was hiding his true strength. It was already a blessing if such a person wasn't an enemy, let alone someone who was their teammate.

Therefore, Holly is the most important person they need to focus on.

Fourth place went to Lin Maowu, a rather unfamiliar student from the Command Department, who also scored over 230 points. Fifth place went to Abu Shore and sixth place to Mu Kun, both members of Holly's team, with total scores in the 20s, demonstrating considerable strength.

The seventh person was a classmate from her class, but Jiang Hui wasn't very familiar with him and didn't pay much attention to him. Besides, he was in Energy Point L8, which was far away from them, one in the southeast and the other in the northwest, making it unlikely they would have any interaction at the moment.

The ninth and tenth students were from Class 3, their names were long and unfamiliar, and Jiang Hui knew even less about them. Hillman knew a little about them, but not much of the key information.

That's pretty much the situation in the top ten; none of them are simple characters.

Fortunately, these people are mostly scattered in the upper part of L3, some distance away from them. So, when they reach L11, there's no need to worry about these people being able to catch up quickly.

Currently, apart from them, only Holly and a few others among these threatening individuals have left the initial energy point.

Jiang Hui glanced at the map and had a general idea of ​​what was going on.

She surmised that Holly's team wouldn't have many options if they started from L7. Since almost all the energy points and people were concentrated on the right side of L7, anyone with a modicum of sense would choose to head to the lower right.

After eliminating energy points that are too far away or too isolated, as well as L3 and L1 which will definitely be removed from the list, Holly and the others will probably only have L10 and L6 to choose from.

I really wish they could go to that point up ahead; it would make things much safer for them. What a pity—

(End of this chapter)