The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 471 Materials
Jiang Hui felt a little embarrassed, but she was still confident in her judgment and calmly asked the Hillman family's staff for an energy testing pen.

While waiting, she continued to analyze several abnormal energy reaction points, carefully examining them under the light. Meanwhile, the elder was speaking quietly to someone who appeared to be his assistant, their conversation unclear.

As for the other three young people, whether they were stunned or didn't know what to say, they suddenly became mute. Some were using their personal computers, others were looking around, and one of them even started talking to someone else without any regard for others... Jiang Hui was quite embarrassed, having to meet Hillman's father's gaze from time to time, making her regret bringing up the issue on the spot.

It would be better to keep it a secret and tell Hillman later.

The item arrived shortly afterward. The Hillman family was indeed very wealthy; even their energy detector pen was far more advanced than anything she had ever seen. There were many buttons she didn't know what they were for, but she only needed the simple mode, which was just turning on a light.

Jiang Hui carefully picked up the small piece of material that had been cut off, chose an angle to shoot it diagonally, and at the same time, the probe pen would capture data and energy flow information of this small piece of material.

She looked at the data and became even more certain, because it was getting closer and closer to her deduction; all she needed to do was…

Suddenly, an unusual presence appeared behind her. Jiang Hui's aura shifted slightly, and her hand paused. It was Hillman's father who had come over in person, standing behind her and looking closely.

Jiang Hui was just unaccustomed to the sudden appearance of an unfamiliar presence behind her. Knowing who it was didn't really matter. Whether the other party stood or not, the thing was still here, and the problems that needed to be investigated could still be found out. They couldn't escape.

Her lighting angle was incredibly clever; with just a slight adjustment, she could illuminate even the most subtle abnormalities inside.

No wonder the quality is off and it feels uneven. It turns out the raw materials are not pure at all. Some other materials are mixed in. The technique is quite sophisticated.

Although materials with consistent color, similar structure, and comparable quality were selected, nothing in this world is exactly the same; otherwise, they would all be considered the same type. A fake is still a fake, and with Jiang Hui's meticulous investigation, examining and testing the energy reactions from all angles, it naturally revealed its true nature.

"...That's roughly the problem." Jiang Hui honestly said, "This shaft is basically fine to use, but it's different from what I saw on the pre-sale page. Also, the other material mixed in seems to be slightly weaker in terms of durability and inherent properties, which will gradually become apparent with continued use. Uh... it could also be a good thing, but we'll need to do precise testing to find out."

After all, she wasn't familiar with this material and could only make a rough judgment. She couldn't guarantee that the design would deteriorate over time.

Perhaps the atmosphere was too tense, or perhaps she was too focused on something, but as soon as she finished speaking, Jiang Hui felt a throbbing pain in her temples. In that short moment, she lost her grip on the thing in her hand, and the testing pen almost fell from her grasp. Luckily, someone behind her caught it.

The other person gently supported her trembling wrist, naturally took the testing pen from Jiang Hui's hand and placed it on the table, then patted the girl's shoulder: "You must be very tired."

"I'm sorry, you're all tired today. It was my oversight. You should go back now and get some rest tonight. I'll have El take you out for a walk tomorrow."

“I’ve already had them arrange everything. You can contact the staff over there anytime if you need anything. Jiang Hui also needs to be checked out; the therapist should be waiting over there already. El, go see your friends off.” The other person’s expression had returned to normal; the somber mood from before had either disappeared or been adjusted, and they were back to the amiable demeanor they had seen earlier.

But the cold hand resting on her shoulder didn't tell her that. "Won't something bad happen?" Jiang Hui wondered to herself.

But the elder seemed to be just as he had said, not wanting them to get involved in what was to come, and sent all the children away.

Jiang Hui glanced at him as she left. The other person had already sat down on the other sofa with a serious expression, his face somewhat gloomy in the firelight behind the fireplace.

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Hillman was called away by his father before he saw them off and gave him a few words of advice, which is why he came after them.

Jiang Hui thought the other person must have been instructed by an elder, so they didn't ask her about what had just happened and chatted casually as usual, as if nothing had happened.

When Jiang Hui arrived at her temporary residence, she discovered that the Hillman family had indeed hired a therapist for her. In addition to the therapist who was supposedly the Hillman family's private therapist, there was another therapist dressed in the uniform of a district-level hospital.

Clarence seemed to have gone back to his room to take care of something, and Huan Xian followed him.

Although she knew the Hillman family wouldn't do anything to her, Jiang Hui was quite sensitive, and given the changes in her brain condition over the years, she was now very cautious around unfamiliar therapists. Especially since Lu Jin had warned her against undergoing in-depth brain scans outside, lest unfamiliar therapists question the abnormalities in her brain.

In the end, nothing serious happened. The intermediate-level therapist from the district's general hospital said that Jiang Hui's mental activity was quite high, far above average, probably because he had just experienced an intense mecha battle. However, this was normal and nothing unusual.

As for the other private therapist, they said that Jiang Hui's energy circulation was insufficient and she was somewhat malnourished... lol. Basically, the implication was that she should eat more high-energy foods and take more energy-boosting supplements to improve her body's energy conversion rate, and so on.

After the two doctors finished their diagnosis, Jiang Hui asked them for a temporary medical record to send to Lu Jin, as instructed by Lu Jin, to create a file for her. Her mental state was slightly unstable today; although the diagnosis here was fine, the data still needed to be uploaded for long-term observation.

Hillman left with the two therapists, and before leaving, he kept reminding Jiang Hui to pay more attention to her daily intake.

Thinking it was too late to stay at Jiang Hui's place, she eventually left obediently.

After seeing off these people, there was one who wasn't sent away, and it seemed that he didn't intend to leave just like that.

The other person found a seat and sat down leisurely, as if they wanted to have a chat with her.

(End of this chapter)