The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 303 Invitation
After a journey of several weeks, Jiang Hui returned to the main continent from the region where Beska Intermediate Academy was located, and his feet once again touched the soil of the main continent.

The main continent is still the same main continent, unchanged. Jiang Hui has gradually adapted to walking in this world where more than one star has floated in the sky.

After disembarking from the spaceship, she looked around the somewhat unfamiliar city with a bit of a daze, and after a while, she hailed a blimp to return to her apartment in Changhe Street, Fourth Ring Road, in the city center.

It turned out she was quite lucky not to be on Hillman's private ship. Just as she was about to reach the main land, the two people there texted her to tell her that they were about to depart from the school because Hillman's private ship was unexpectedly slowed down due to traffic control.

I wonder which powerful figure managed to seize an entire private air route. If this happened on Earth, it would be equivalent to blocking and seizing an entire international flight route. I wonder how much money it would cost to clear it.

Jiang Hui shook her head to clear her mind of irrelevant thoughts. She skillfully registered at the smart robot at the front desk of the apartment building and then followed the door number to her home, which she hadn't visited for several days.

The apartment remained unchanged. Jiang Hui bent down and took out several envelopes from the mailbox; they were clearly letters she had sent during her time at school.

Jiang Hui went into the apartment while going through the documents and undergoing identity verification.

"Welcome back, Master. I am your intelligent system BVTT-2587-3624. I have read the stored information and automatically adjusted the data to the settings before you left. You have enabled privacy mode, and the intelligent system will provide you with voice-activated intelligent services. If you have any needs, please give me a command, and the system will do its best to fulfill them for you..."

Although she knew it was just an intelligent system lacking much human thought, the system's voice was so realistic that sometimes it felt like a stranger was talking in her home. Jiang Hui subconsciously responded, then found it somewhat amusing, realizing that she had become quite accustomed to the collective life at school, and returning to living alone was rather unsettling.

Actually, it wouldn't be difficult for her to gain more popularity; she just needed to set the intelligent system to human-like mode. Jiang Hui had tried it out in the holographic simulation exhibition area, and it really did look quite human.

However, the original owner of this body was sent away by the intelligent system, and since this thing was too human-like, its insertion into normal life would be quite terrifying. Therefore, after installing the new intelligent system this time, Jiang Hui chose a semi-automatic, simple mode. It would only operate when needed, and would remain in hibernation mode if not used, which would also save power.

Jiang Hui instructed the intelligent system to lock the main door and adjust the temperature of the room before taking the letter back to the living room to open it slowly.

Actually, I don't receive many letters. Excluding the newspapers and advertisements that I subscribe to automatically, I only receive three official letters.

Jiang Hui already knew the contents of one of the documents from Stark. The military had approved the return of Jiang Hui's last batch of belongings to his family.

Originally, it was supposed to be sent directly to her current residence, but because there were likely some valuable and sensitive items among the belongings, it was handed over by Stark, a person with connections to the family.

However, the military was quite responsible, sending relevant postcards and a list of items. Jiang Hui glanced at them; apart from the A-grade humanoid mecha displayed at the top, she couldn't understand most of the other items, which looked like military tools.

Jiang Hui then remembered that Stark had inexplicably asked her about her feelings toward humanoid mechs, which was probably because he was thinking of her biological father.

The so-called last batch of belongings were actually the items the soldier carried with him before his death. Unlike his personal belongings, these were the items he was most intimately connected with during his lifetime. Jiang Hui had already received two batches before: one belonging to his mother, Jiang Yilin, and the other to his father, Jiang Hui.

Jiang Yilin perished in the flames, her remains never recovered, and her mecha was reduced to ashes. Her belongings were mostly simple; the military had long ago returned her possessions to Jiang Hui, and they are now stored at her old house on the planet Kmir in the inner star system. It's likely that no one but Jiang Hui has been able to access them.

As for Jiang Hui's personal belongings, the review process was delayed due to certain aspects, but this year they will finally all be returned to Jiang Hui.

Jiang Hui stared at the eulogy attached to the end of the letter, feeling inexplicably sad.

Life is neither long nor short. We struggle and work our way up to leave this world, and in the end, all that's left is this little bit of possessions. Yet, apart from these inanimate objects, it seems there's nothing else to prove that you ever existed in this world.

I wonder if anyone will feel sad for her after she dies, even if only for a moment.

Jiang Hui wanted to put the letter back into the envelope as it was, but after thinking about it, she hesitated. In the end, she found a heavy object and placed it on the table to flatten it. She would put it in a special box tomorrow.

Then came a rather official letter, a welcome package from the Planetary Migration Bureau, which arrived on the day she registered at the school. It was a gift from the authorities for her transfer from the inner star system to the permanent star system, including some tickets and tools such as coupons and vouchers, various guides, and even a complete set of tickets for all the attractions on all 732 stars.

Jiang Hui took a look and found the content to be quite comprehensive, with many useful details. It was a good choice, perfect for her shopping trip.

The last letter was quite unexpected; it was an invitation from the First Ring Beginner's Battle Arena on Star 732.

Clarence had previously invited them to watch the Mech Open Tournament the day after tomorrow, and after receiving responses from several people, he immediately submitted the participant list and generated electronic tickets to send to them. Now, the accounting firm has sent them physical invitations and souvenirs.

Jiang Hui checked the mailing time: Wednesday afternoon. It was probably reported around noon on Wednesday, and then it arrived at her home that afternoon—quite efficient. She quickly flipped through the invitation; it was made of rare metal with a three-dimensional cutout, the materials and craftsmanship were quite good, it could be displayed as a work of art.

'Iron Warrior Richard Paischel VS Thousand-Faced Mech Warrior Angel Burgan, a hundred battles to determine who will emerge victorious... This Sunday, at 10:00 AM on [Date] of the Ninth Star Era...'

Accompanying the poster was a giant image of the so-called "Iron Warrior" and "Thousand-Faced Mech Warrior," depicting them in a tense standoff, with various graphics in the background to immediately convey the feeling. Below were chibi versions of two mech pilots, both with similarly bitter and resentful expressions.

Jiang Hui: ...

I didn't expect that StarCraft would be so good at creating hype. Look at the artistically rendered images on the poster; they're quite eye-catching.

(End of this chapter)