The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 294 Demonstration (Part 2)

After the rear cabin door closed, the cabin doors unlocked one by one, and as a blue streak of light swept by, the dormant fuselage was officially activated, and everything in sight was a shimmering blue.

Pushing the left and right sides up and down, like a domino effect, the lights suddenly illuminated. Large, indistinguishable assemblies of parts pushed forward from the rear hatch, starting the propulsion system. At the same time, a natural white light shone from the top of the cabin, making it feel like daytime, with clear and bright visibility.

She was introduced to a brand new world, an inorganic civilization that did not belong to humans at all, but was created by humans themselves.

At that moment, Jiang Hui didn't notice the kind of excitement emanating from her heart, an excitement that made her tremble all over.

Everything in sight shimmered with a cold, eerie light, yet seemed to 'beat' with life, resonating with her heart.

His mental energy was released in an instant, leaping, spinning, and circling like a wild horse in the spacious cabin, marking every inch of the space as if marking a path. Every part exuded an unparalleled attraction, drawing his mental energy to linger there.

Jiang Hui tried her best to control herself from being lured by those "little devils," and without forgetting why she had come here in the first place, she walked straight ahead into the passage.

At the very front was a circular window. Strangely, although it wasn't very large, she could see a 360-degree view from the ground to the ceiling, without any obstruction, even from a distance.

At the very front is a solid, heavy workbench with a slightly tilted top. Various colored, protruding twists and lights are arranged on it, but their different sizes and colors make it impossible to distinguish their functions. They are like strangers to each other.

But for some reason, Jiang Hui felt that the mecha's operation wasn't solely through this workbench; there must be something else involved. He couldn't find any power in these parts that could support the operation of this massive machine.

Inside the cabin, besides the flat parts and workbench on display, there seemed to be something missing for operation. Did the mecha pilots operate them standing up? Models are ultimately limited and don't have this kind of structure, so she wasn't quite sure about this part and was just guessing.

Jiang Hui stood in front of the workbench, unsure what to do with his hands. He looked around, trying to find a way to break the deadlock. Unfortunately, there was nothing to refer to, so he was truly at a loss. He dared not recklessly use his mental energy to poke at it, because this was, after all, a weapon-like device in this world, and safe operation was paramount.

So she stood there stunned for a while, until she wanted to test the waters further and suddenly felt a movement inside her.

A blue light flickered inside the cabin, and the bottom trembled slightly, startling everyone. Jiang Hui's heart skipped a beat as well. She steadied herself, and the next moment, she heard Stark's voice resonate in the cabin as if in stereo, almost as if it were right next to her ear.

Jiang Hui looked in the direction of the sound, only to find the cabin completely empty, with no one in sight, thus ruling out the possibility that Stark had entered her cabin.

Her question was quickly answered.

As the platform beneath their feet trembled, the lights on the workbench lit up, casting large swaths of light. Some buttons automatically activated, requiring no manual operation. In what seemed like an instant, with a series of complex mechanical clicks and strange electrical shocks, the mech slowly came to life. The large circular screen split into two sections along its center line, illuminating large areas of yellow light from left to right and right to left, announcing to everyone that the mech was slowly awakening.

Even as one blue screen after another floated up, completely filling the entire screen in front of her, everything in sight was bathed in blue light. Although these blue screens were empty, the scene was still quite spectacular.

As the two large blue screens that occupied almost half the space in the middle were formed one after another, one of the blue screens also became active. The dark blue light screen twisted violently as if it were unifying its frequency and changing into a three-dimensional color screen.

The image shows the interior of another cabin, and the person standing inside is their class teacher, Stark.

The only difference is that the screen faces the cockpit front screen, which means it projects over the workbench and shows the front of Starkey.

This must be what they call a 3D projection class. Jiang Hui felt a little relieved and wasn't as flustered as before.

"Everyone is now inside the cabin, so I can't be bothered to check on everyone's actions. Please don't try to be clever and touch any of the switches. Otherwise, you'll be responsible for any irreversible consequences."

In fact, Stark had tricked everyone a bit. After all, even a D-class standard mech is no small toy. If these students were allowed to operate it carelessly without ever having handled such a large weapon before, or even to show off their abilities, it would truly be a disaster.

So he had already projected the entire cabin's interior onto the right side of the cockpit and activated the safety braking mode, glancing at it every now and then. Stark only mentioned it because he saw some dishonest guys.

While these teenagers were generally bold and arrogant, most of them knew their limits. Stark, having long held considerable power, immediately silenced them with a single sentence.

Once he was sure the kids weren't going to try anything else, Stark said seriously to the screen, "The mech operation lesson is now officially starting."

"Let me make it clear beforehand that I cannot teach you every detail of the operation step by step. However, I will emphasize the necessary steps and demonstrations, as well as key tips, and will give you reasonable opportunities to correct your mistakes. But you must remember that this is not the Department of Early Childhood Education. Since you chose this profession, you should also learn to be responsible for yourselves."

"So from now on, please take every word I say to heart, and remember every action I take immediately. I may not repeat the same words or actions a second time. Also, what you are about to do is still the simplest and most basic assisted piloting mode in mechs. If you can't even pass this test, then you can forget about piloting military mechs in the future. Please be aware of this, and don't ask me 'why you can't do it,' it's meaningless."

"Each student has a limited amount of time for practical training. You are not the only one wasting time, but you are wasting the same amount of time as many other people."

(End of this chapter)