The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 292 Boarding
Jiang Hui was stunned. She really just tried it like this... and it went so smoothly?
Suddenly, a gust of wind rose from beneath her feet in this windless zone, making her hair ribbon flutter. Jiang Hui was thankful that because of the practical training class, they were wearing a set of neat training uniforms that were the daily equipment for combat soldiers; otherwise, they would probably be a disheveled mess with their clothes flying everywhere right now.

Although Beska Intermediate Academy is a reserve base built by the Legion, it is also a legal academy registered with the Imperial Education Bureau to teach talents from the community.

Students are students after all. Even if the goal is to train qualified soldiers, it's impossible to expect students to wear military uniforms right now. Therefore, this school still has the same standard uniforms as other colleges.

Regardless of the major, students are provided with two formal dresses suitable for formal occasions. Of course, you can opt out of this—if you want to stand out from the crowd. The other two are everyday student gowns, a simpler option: a white shirt, brown trousers or a skirt, paired with a matching jacket—a very academic look.

Then came the training uniforms for each major. The military training uniforms were just a sea of ​​green; they were already given to the students before the actual training started, so they could wear them or not. The style was really ugly, but they were very durable. They wore them for a whole month, crawling and rolling around, and not a single tear appeared, unless they were deliberately cut with a sharp object.

In addition, the combat individual soldier department also issued a dark blue training uniform, which was lightweight and comfortable to wear, clearly designed for practical training activities. Apart from the nameplates representing their specialty and personal identity, it was completely uncluttered and very neat. This was the most popular uniform among the combat individual soldier department students.

Almost everyone wore this today. Looking at it all together, it really does have a futuristic, high-tech feel... Jiang Hui felt a little dazed. Ah, no, she really was in the future.

As the wind whistled and swirled, a seemingly invisible stepping stone solidified.

Why would the invisible Jiang Hui know that they were stepping stones? Because they were all highlighted by the wind around them, with small whirls of wind swirling around their irregular edges.

She wondered if she could walk on this stepping stone. Would she accidentally slip and fall? Probably not… Jiang Hui stepped on it without thinking.

And just as she suspected, it was an invisible stepping stone.

After she stepped onto the stepping stone, the wind seemed to receive a command, advancing step by step with each step, gradually rising higher. The faster Jiang Hui's steps, the faster the wind was generated, and the higher she rose.

When Jiang Hui was less than four or five meters away from the boarding line at the rear cabin door, she stopped and, for some reason, mustered the courage to look back.

Good heavens, is she building castles in the air?!

She appeared to have climbed up countless steps, but in reality, only the two stones she was standing on were truly effective. When she pulled her back foot back and stood on the stone where her front foot was, the stone where her back foot was also quickly dispersed and disappeared in the wind.

So from Jiang Hui's perspective, and even from everyone else's, she appeared to be standing suspended more than ten meters in the air. This caused many nearby students to stop what they were doing and look up at her.

A dozen meters isn't really that high in interstellar space. But if there's absolutely nothing under your feet, looking down like that can really test your nerves.

Having experienced time travel, the mysterious space in his mind, and the various changes in his values ​​after enrolling in school, Jiang Hui thought he had adapted well to this high-tech world, which was completely unscientific for the people of Earth.

Her heart skipped a beat, and the hairs on the back of her neck stood on end. Jiang Hui tried to tell herself that it was okay, that this was normal, that this was an interstellar world, where anything that seemed illogical in her mind could exist.

It's okay, it's okay, you won't fall.

Then, dragging her slightly stiff body, she quickened her pace toward the rear cabin door. Fortunately, after Jiang Hui took two or three more steps, a pulling force wrapped around her legs and pulled her into the cabin.

The gust of wind then completely disappeared.

Jiang Hui's eyes widened slightly; she had succeeded. Holy crap, this thing just doesn't make sense... The model really is very different from the real thing. What did the book say again...? It was simply 'open the rear hatch and enter the cabin interior,' yeah, good, they skipped that part.

Building mechs is indeed not an easy task. Even if someone publishes the blueprints, you might not be able to understand every single part and successfully build one. She finally figured it out today.

Forget it, she definitely won't figure it out on her own. Let's find other materials to study after today's class. Let's not worry about this for now.

Jiang Hui was about to walk out from the boarding sensor module when she suddenly heard someone calling her.

Misheard?
"..."

She heard right, someone was calling her. But this reminded her that she couldn't just wander off.

The mech's rear hatch is naturally controlled by the pilot. However, without a connection established between the mech and the pilot, the hatch must be triggered by a specific mechanism. After all, no matter how intelligent or fully automated a machine is, it still needs a manual operation port as an external medium to prevent loss of control.

Therefore, without Jiang Hui connecting to the mecha, the opening and closing of the rear hatch must be controlled by the boarding sensor module she initially landed. Once she steps out, the rear hatch will close automatically.

Still unsure of the situation, Jiang Hui naturally couldn't take any further steps. So she stood on the sensor module and turned around, trying to find the guy who had spoken to her.

In the end, the other person turned around on their own and came into Jiang Hui's sight. Although from her height of nearly twenty meters, she could only see a tiny person, and even their face was a little hard to make out.

"Jiang, classmate," the other person called out again.

This time, Jiang Hui was absolutely certain that the other person was calling her, so she replied, "Is there something you need?"

She squinted at the somewhat familiar face, and it took her a while to remember who it was. This female classmate had borrowed her notes twice before; she seemed cheerful and had a very outgoing personality.

Seeing that Jiang Hui had responded, the other party seemed very happy and asked directly, "Jiang, can you tell me how this rear hatch opens? I saw you go up there." And it looked really cool. Man added in her mind.

There was nothing to keep secret, so Jiang Hui told the other party that it was about 70 centimeters above the tailbone at the back of the mecha, and that he could just poke it with his mental power.

(End of this chapter)