The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 299 Success
But the other party got here step by step through their own abilities, so what could Stark say? He couldn't possibly suppress the child just to avoid suspicion.

Since she was able to get here first, he, as her elder, could naturally teach her as well.

If anyone else has any objections or feels that he is being biased, they are welcome to try. If someone else, like Jiang Hui, gets here first through their own abilities, they will naturally receive the same treatment; it's fair.

"Alright, stop peeking around. Now listen to me, just this once, don't waste the other students' time..." Stark's cold voice drifted into the cabin and reached her ears.

Upon hearing this, Jiang Hui's heart skipped a beat. Before she could think about what was going on, she quickly gathered her mental energy and entered a state of control, even faster than before.

T1…RIO56…Pull BRR-COO…Simultaneously twist the AB double bars…Finally press start—

Stark's instructions weren't very detailed, so Jiang Hui relied entirely on his quick eyes and hands to press the various control keys in sequence, while simultaneously straightening the entire mecha in accordance with the commands.

This time, the feeling was completely different from her previous failed attempt. If the previous attempt was like building castles in the air, or walking on cotton, then this time the feeling was very real. She could truly feel herself using her meager physical strength to control some enormous creature.

With the assistance of the control panel, Jiang Hui's subsequent command to straighten the mecha became much stronger.

The fuselage gradually became lighter and lighter, with the sound of metal rubbing against metal filling the air, accompanied by the crisp sound of parts starting to operate. It was like a beast forged from steel gradually awakening from its slumber, displaying its powerful "physique" to the enemy with magnificent momentum.

One-third, two-thirds, one-quarter, one-seventh... and then it reached the top and was completely supported.

Jiang Hui felt somewhat dazed. She felt her senses expand considerably as the mecha cockpit straightened up. The numerous mechas that had previously been at her eye level suddenly disappeared from her sight, dropping to a relatively low position below horizontal. Her overall line of sight also rose significantly, making her feel somewhat unreal and adrift.

"What are you standing there for? Keep going—" The voice that had been giving her instructions all along, teaching her to straighten the fuselage, rang out again, offering a timely and indifferent reminder.

Little did Stark know that, though he didn't show it on his face, he was inwardly quite impressed. This kid had really done it, even without any video references, completing his first mech piloting based solely on those few rough instructions. Although it was just a simple movement, that one move alone surpassed countless others, demonstrating a talent far exceeding that of many.

But Stark knew that the other party's potential might not be limited to this, and it wasn't enough.

If... if the other side can completely control the entire mech to stand up in such a short time, it would be quite a shock for those proud and arrogant kids in Class Two.

He subtly reminded Jiang Hui to continue.

“XU479…press the key Has_689…double press the key VAJA…”

At this moment, Jiang Hui's mind was also focused to an extremely high level. It seemed that only the control panel in front of him and the senses connecting his body and the mecha were left in his eyes and mind. He was balancing the mecha little by little and maneuvering it to stand up from this land.

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"boom--"

"Bang... Boom..." As the chaotic roar echoed through the quiet battle arena, almost everyone stopped what they were doing and looked in the direction from which the only noise was coming from.

They knew she had succeeded.

Regardless of their previous thoughts, whether they were envious or resentful, they all had to admit that Jiang Hui was the first person in the class to successfully pilot a mecha.

Jiang Hui controlled one arm and one leg of the mecha, using his arm for support, and slowly stood up with the power generated by the MAXTUR lever.

Although the D-class standard mech is manufactured as a humanoid mech, with its limbs and body structure constructed according to the optimal proportions of the human body, this behemoth is different from a human body. Its size is simply too large, and its body is also heavy, making it not so easy to control.

Even with the sensory assistance of his limbs and nerves, Jiang Hui still felt somewhat uncertain and had difficulty maintaining his balance. In the end, he had to follow Stark's instructions to use the DEBUFF minor adjustment operation to reduce his balance and try to adjust the mecha's center of gravity.

Fortunately, the two eventually achieved a balance at some point. Jiang Hui, relying on his slightly awkward maneuvering, managed to stand up shakily.

The mech stood up.

These standard D-class mechs were all transported back by the door-installing machine. To facilitate placement, they were all arranged in a uniform shape and posture within the battle arena. When they were crouching on the ground, they were already nearly twenty meters tall; one can only imagine how tall they would be when they stood up.

Now Jiang Hui has experienced it firsthand. Good heavens, this mech, when fully upright, is dozens of meters tall, almost half the height of the arena. When it stands up, it can see almost everyone and every other mech in the arena.

She stood up.

A feeling of immense joy welled up within Jiang Hui. She could hardly describe the excitement and unprecedented fulfillment she felt at that moment; it was like a happy bird spreading its wings and taking flight for the first time—that was roughly the feeling.

After a long while, she slowly relaxed her back, just about to let out a sigh of relief—

However, she soon realized that she had relaxed too quickly. Before she could even lean back, she felt the fuselage shake violently as she relaxed slightly, and she lost her balance and was about to fall.

Startled, Jiang Hui frantically tried to regain balance and lower the angle, managing to stabilize the mech after several attempts. However, the mech, which had been perfectly upright, was now slightly bent again, its shoulders and back not as straight, making its posture look somewhat comical.

Luckily, she intercepted it quickly… Jiang Hui had a feeling that if she hadn't stopped in time, the entire mecha might have collapsed when she relaxed her grip. What would have happened to her if it had collapsed? Would she have been ejected?
But should she just stay in that position and not move at all? Jiang Hui was caught in a kind of rigid dilemma.

Seeing someone who was piloting a mech for the first time and had exhausted their remaining strength in the previous attempt, Stark mischievously did not suggest that the other person could request to eject from the auxiliary pod to end the first round of operation. Instead, he turned to instruct the other students who were gradually getting into the swing of things.

It's best not to let the child get too cocky; it's good to temper her temperament.

(End of this chapter)