The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 433 Another Trial
So the one who attacked her earlier was also a teacher... She said it was some scoundrel who fired a cannon at someone without saying a word. They basically didn't use this during their initial training, and Stark had warned them not to use the mech's weapon attacks before they were proficient in operating the mech, lest they lose control.

Once, a reckless guy activated two rows of alloy laser cannons hidden in his ribs, lost control, and hit a row of unsuspecting classmates, putting them all into emergency mode. Fortunately, the mechs were tough enough, and each one was equipped with emergency response settings; otherwise, a clueless kid who didn't know how to use weapons would have been in far worse shape than a group of people who weren't even skilled at operating mechs.

Of course, that person also paid a huge price for this. I heard that the extra training will continue until next year, and he will also have to do several months of voluntary labor. It must have been a very memorable experience for him.

Jiang Hui was also nearby that time, but not on the front line. Moreover, the two rows of alloy laser cannons were hybrid cannons with similar weight and volume, so they could be detected as soon as they were unleashed.

She subconsciously sensed something was wrong and dodged, even shouting at the door. This caused several people in the rows behind her to move away, preventing them from all lying down like those in the front rows. It was a close call.

In short, until she was completely immobilized by the short-range artillery, she never imagined that something like this would suddenly appear. Turns out, it was the class advisors who did it; how incredibly... insidious.

Looking at the scene, the devastation was clearly visible to the naked eye. Of the more than one hundred mechs, nearly ninety percent had been destroyed, leaving only a dozen or so.

The area is now divided into three parts. One part is the main force area, while the majority of the remaining troops are being "hunted down" by the mechs controlled by the two instructors. They seem determined to defeat them without giving up.

On the other side, it was quite strange, with only two aircraft, but it was clearly a one-against-one combination.

On her side, there was nothing at all; everyone was gone, lying on the ground.

Jiang Hui wondered if the three class advisors might have split up, each responsible for a different direction... The one in charge of her side was clearly ruthless, not intending to leave a single one alive, aiming for a complete wipeout.

She found it strange, though. If this was truly the opponent's style, they clearly had countless opportunities to strike again when she was dodging the cannon fire, but for some reason, they let her go. Now, she truly was the only survivor in this location.

So the person who was "cleaning up" her side should have gone to help over there, right? Jiang Hui's gaze was naturally drawn to the other side where there were obviously more people, but she noticed that in a short while, the number of planes there had increased from a dozen or so to nine, no, now it was eight.

"That one must have gone over there," Jiang Hui thought to himself. "That ruthless style of leaving no one behind, it took them all with it."

I just don't know which homeroom teacher is inside...

Unfortunately, Jiang Hui had never seen Stark and the others in actual mech combat, so he couldn't possibly discern the so-called piloting style from such simple and efficient operations, nor could he distinguish who was actually under the same D-class standard mech.

Holy crap! How did you guys get here?!

Jiang Hui hadn't even had a chance to rest when she suddenly stopped watching the commotion. The two people who had been playing one-on-one on the other side had somehow gotten closer to her, and they were moving at a speed that was half a star's distance to a hundred meters... This training room wasn't even that big!
She didn't even have time to think about where to hide safely; she just had to run. She'd already run so far, she couldn't let all her efforts go to waste; she had to be the last one standing.

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The mech being chased moved with exceptional agility, showing no signs of inexperience. The only indication of its beginner status was the slight stiffness in its transitions and the speed of its movements.

This was a beginner who had learned the ropes quite well, but the one chasing him was clearly more skilled. In just a few moves, without any special techniques, the person behind seemed to be strolling leisurely, letting him go for a while and then chasing him again, just to see how the person in front could run.

Holly pursed his lips. He knew that the person behind him could catch up and sweep him away like the others if they wanted to, but he was unwilling to give up.

Is there really no power to resist at all? Is the gap really that big? He silently thought to himself, no, there must be some way to get out of this predicament.

He wanted the other party to know that since he had been given a chance, he was determined to find his own way if he didn't eliminate the problem completely.

So he set his sights on the other side, where there was a double-track ramp. If he went over there… he completely failed to notice the seemingly isolated survivor on that side. Well, knowing the other person's personality, even if he did notice, he probably wouldn't care.

Holly had her eye on the compound double-track ramp, so how could Jiang Hui not see it?

Because the battle situation on the other side was also subtly shifting in their direction, Jiang Hui had no choice but to retreat in that direction.

As things have unfolded, the three parties have converged in a way that is both coincidental and undeniably coincidental.

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"Now there are only two little ones left. Captain Zou, the other one should be yours, right?" Lin Qi didn't use the megaphone, but used the built-in communicator in the cabin to communicate with his colleague.

Lin Qi wasn't just guessing. He was the guy Jiang Hui had complained about for having bad luck. Contrary to his usual approachable image, his teaching style was incredibly efficient and decisive, employing a purely power-based approach that made these young kids clearly realize they were just novices.

Zou Yi, on the other hand, preferred a cat-and-mouse game, never going to kill anyone and keeping them on their toes. So, Lin Qi, having finished his task of clearing out the enemy, went to help Zou Yi when he saw that Zou Yi was dawdling. Now, there was no one left on Zou Yi's side, except for the one Stark was chasing and... He glanced at a lone mech on the other side, his feelings somewhat complicated.

"It's Holly." How could Zou Yi not recognize his student? Holly was arguably the most outstanding mecha pilot in the class. Although he was only at the beginner level at the moment, given time, Beska Intermediate Academy would not find a single soldier who could rival him. Zou Yi was confident of that.

"As for that one..." Zou Yi was a little unsure, only knowing that it wasn't someone from his class. Although he hadn't seen the other person's skills, judging from the smoothness of their movements and the fact that they had survived until now, they must be a top student, but he really didn't know who it was.

"Who else could it be but that one? I was in charge of that side just now."

"...Captain Lin Qi, even you make mistakes sometimes?" Zou Yi said bluntly.

"Hmph, I didn't hold back. You're right, I did slip up. You guys really should check it out later; I wonder how Stark taught that guy, it's really interesting." Lynch wasn't annoyed, and suddenly said with interest, "How about... we try her out again?"

(End of this chapter)