The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 27 Mental Stabilizers (Part 2)
Jiang Hui felt like fate was really going to play her to death.

Who can tell her why she came here again? Could it be that the biggest resentment she had harbored in both her lives was this house on Earth?

Oh, right, that's the property her parents worked hard for their whole lives.

She finally paid off her mortgage, but didn't enjoy it for long before passing away. Her generation didn't even have time to enjoy the benefits of homeownership before being transported to interstellar space. What her family of two generations had worked so hard to protect, they didn't know who would ultimately inherit it.

So it's normal for her to keep reciting it until the very last moment. But she really couldn't understand why this thing... would still be here? Jiang Hui looked at the huge mutated computer embedded in the original French window with a somewhat indescribable expression.

It seems like ever since I came to interstellar space, every time I dream of returning to my home on Earth, this thing appears.

This thing really looks weird; it's not aesthetically pleasing at all, and it takes up space. The previous floor-to-ceiling window was perfectly fine. She wanted to see the open view outside.

Why is he still staring at this unjustly killed computer even after he's dead? Is he trying to remind himself how miserable his death was?

Jiang Hui looked at the computer standing strangely on the wall and couldn't help but slap the dark screen in frustration.

However, this practice of taking out one's anger on objects at will quickly backfired.

This computer wasn't as brittle as Jiang Hui remembered; it felt hard to the touch, like a stone wall, and striking it with a soft hand would be like throwing an egg against a rock.

The computer screen didn't distort at all, but my hand was painfully jolted back by the reaction force.

Jiang Hui hissed in pain, involuntarily gripping her wrist and squatting down. It took her a long time to calm the buzzing sound in her head.

Good heavens, how come she can still feel pain even after she's dead? Is this some kind of afterlife?
But is she really dead? Died inexplicably again? Her repeated deaths seem too abrupt and inexplicable.

At this moment, in this place where she didn't even know where she was, Jiang Hui suddenly felt a sense of collapse and disorientation.

She squatted on the ground, lowered her head and pressed her palms against her face, as if only in this way could she stop her emotions from overflowing.

After a long while... she didn't know how much time had passed before she finally composed herself and stood up.

When she stood up again, she saw that the previously black computer screen had changed—it was running.

Although it wasn't the computer screen she was familiar with, the page was indeed open.

A line of red characters is beeping on the black running box. Well, it's more like gibberish than characters. There are numbers and symbols, but also many asterisks representing unknown things. The column looks random and doesn't seem to follow any pattern.

Jiang Hui stared at the red running characters, feeling a slight, inexplicable chill. Because in the final moments before the accident on Earth, she saw similar colored code appear on the computer before losing consciousness completely, only to wake up in a completely different world.

The red code on the computer screen didn't seem to be displaying smoothly. The code, less than half a meter long, took a long time to type, clicking and stopping intermittently, pausing for quite a while each time.

This period of walking seemed pointless, but for some reason, Jiang Hui was drawn to a short line of code on the computer screen. She felt like she might... be able to understand it. But what was all this? What... about 1ml... 1.35cm... XX diameter... tube opening round... curvature XXX... checking with the database... should be a test tube-like instrument... from interstellar space. Collecting... verifying data... modeling, modeling complete, similarity over 80%.

Large amounts of data suddenly appeared in her mind, as if they had appeared out of nowhere, too much to look at and too much to handle.

With the sound of "beep beep beep beep," Jiang Hui suddenly felt as if something had been suddenly pulled out of her mind, and she felt dizzy for a moment.

"Thump—" Almost at the same moment, such a sound rang out not far away.

Jiang Hui subconsciously looked towards the direction of the sound. A small, crystal-clear toy touched the table and, because of the slightly tilted surface, slid down the floor. Just as it was about to hit the ground, the girl caught it with lightning speed.

When she saw what was in her palm, she was stunned for a moment.

This is... a test tube?
No, to be precise, it should be described as a test tube from the interstellar era, the very test tube previously used to administer the mental stabilizer, only the mental stabilizer inside is missing.

Looking at the test tube, which clearly belonged to a different era than the room, Jiang Hui felt a strong sense of incongruity.

So she really did die in the interstellar era, otherwise how could she see things from two eras at the same time? Or is this still a dream she had in the interstellar era?

If this is a dream, then the frequency with which this room appears is far too high. Every time she is in it, she feels an indescribable sense of strangeness... as if she has touched some mysterious and profound realm, something indescribable yet utterly wonderful.

And this computer. Is its bizarre appearance in this strange room truly due to her deep resentment towards her past life's cause?

Jiang Hui felt that she was getting closer and closer to the truth, separated only by a thin layer of sand, and that she would be able to touch it if she went just a little deeper.

But it was just such a thin layer, and she struggled for a long time to break through it, eventually having to give up.

Jiang Hui sighed softly, pulled over her office chair, and began to examine the suddenly appearing test tube with her thumb and forefinger, scrutinizing it closely under the light, lost in thought.

This test tube seems a little different from the one I saw in interstellar space. It should be more crystal clear, without so many bubbles… Hmm? Her eyes widened suddenly, because as she thought this, she turned the test tube around and looked again, and all the tiny bubbles trapped in the tube walls were gone—not a single one. Not only that, the entire test tube seemed to have become crystal clear in that instant, as if what she had just seen was all her imagination.

Jiang Hui sat up abruptly, straightening her back, and her mind immediately cleared.

Her first instinct was to look at the computer screen, only to find a new line of code had suddenly appeared. It was short, much shorter than the previous one, but there was no doubt that it was new.

When she saw that line of code, which was probably less than a tenth of the length above, a new piece of information popped into her mind: "Modify template, change to material class XX, should be interstellar material... Artwork changes... Currently verifying data... Proofreading and changes complete... Secondary modeling complete."

No way, she did this?!

(End of this chapter)