The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 492 Conflict
Jiang Hui noticed that the person who had the strongest reaction among the first-year students was Xie Lin, the class monitor of Class 5 in the same grade, whom she had met briefly not long ago.

She was a very beautiful girl, tall and radiant with confidence. She wasn't the cold beauty often seen in military-related majors; instead, she exuded a youthful vitality.

Even though it was just a brief encounter, Jiang Hui developed a good impression of her.

But her bright face, which had been so radiant just moments before, was now clouded with gloom. Her eyes were red, and her anger was almost overflowing. It was clear that she was trying her best to control her emotions, but she was still being provoked by the person opposite her step by step.

The person opposite them, however, seemed completely unconcerned, looking arrogantly at the first-year students with a mocking glint in their eyes. In short, it was the kind of "rotten face" that made you want to punch them.

Jiang Hui frowned, and unconsciously walked over with Clarence and the others.

The leader was quite handsome, appearing to be of pure Oberon descent, with flaxen hair, brown eyes, and strong features. If it weren't for the current situation, he could be considered a uniquely handsome man. Unfortunately, his natural good looks were ruined by the subtle hostility in his eyes.

The other party seemed to be enjoying bullying the child and was about to say something when he glanced sideways and saw Clarence and the others walking over.

Whether intentional or not, Jiang Hui felt that the other person glanced in her direction on purpose, with an expression that seemed somewhat wary.

But the next moment he raised an eyebrow at Clarence: "Oh, it's Clarence—you've rested well? That fall must have been quite hard; I hope you're not seriously injured."

How could anyone in this world say something so disgusting about caring... No, or rather, he never intended to care at all; he was just being sarcastic.

Jiang Hui accurately grasped the key points in the other person's words.

Clarence fell during the exam? Judging from what the other person said, it must have been quite a fall... but he's been acting perfectly normal ever since he came back.

Clarence's expression was gloomy, his lips tightly pressed together, and he almost bit his back teeth off. Jiang Hui knew he was awkward and probably needed some calm, private space right now, so she didn't ask him anything. Instead, she took a step forward and stood slightly in front of Clarence.

In fact, given Clarence's personality, he wouldn't act impulsively. After all, even if the usually well-mannered young master got angry, he would rarely do something as rude as arguing back. He would definitely be driven half to death by this ill-mannered guy.

“No need for you to worry, Clarence is fine. But you… might be in big trouble,” Jiang Hui said coldly.

In no time, with each person speaking in turn, Jiang Hui and the others had roughly understood what had happened.

It's true... in a world governed by rules, if no one stops evil, it will inevitably multiply at an exponential rate.

The seventeen idiots Jiang Hui encountered when he first appeared were just the beginning. Their test-takers were quite capable; those attempting a "monopoly" were all driven out by their broken sticks, and it didn't affect their exams afterward. However, the students in the second and third rounds fared much worse. In the second round, some actually managed to eliminate dissidents, leaving only a small number of first-year students. Then, seeing that the teachers didn't stop them, the later students realized the true meaning of a "mixed exam." In the third round, they even reduced the first-year students to just Clarence.

It is said that a first-year student was beaten so badly that he lost consciousness and was taken away by the medical team. This student is said to be Sherlin's cousin.

The other person probably knew Xie Lin and her siblings, so he swaggered up to her and used this incident to provoke her, acting very arrogantly.

However, Jiang Hui sensed that things were going wrong. If it were just like what she had started, it wouldn't be so bad, since it hadn't caused any irreparable damage. But this sounded like it had escalated into a very serious offense.

Whatever the school's reason for arranging the mixed exam, it could never have been to allow these students to gang up and bully the weaker group, nor could it have been to give these second-year students the opportunity to dominate among the lower-year students.

Upon hearing this man's meaning, Jiang Hui realized that Clarence's fall must have been related to him.

Instead of reflecting on the rightness or wrongness of his actions or keeping a low profile, the person who did such a thing proudly came out to laugh at others... Does he really think he's amazing for defeating these first-year students with his experience?
And the fact that the school, including the three teachers monitoring the situation, didn't comment or stop them from doing this... is very unusual. It's likely that a reckoning is imminent, and this person seems completely unaware of it, even at this very seminar.

"You're that Jiang Hui who's all the rage in the first year, right? You don't look like much..." The other person spat, taking advantage of the height difference to look down at Jiang Hui, his malice overflowing.

Aside from Karl last time, Jiang Hui has never encountered another person as stupid as him.

It's unbelievable that in such a materially advanced, technologically advanced world, where humanity has evolved to this extent, there are still people who seem to have not fully evolved. How did he manage to grow up without being killed...?

"What do I have to do with you? Senior, you're being far too nosy. You have nothing better to do than pick on us first-year students. There are so many second-year students around, why don't you go and guide them one by one? Are you looking down on them or... you're only good for showing off to us."

Jiang Hui didn't even lift her eyelids. She grabbed the fist that was about to punch her nose and twisted it slightly inward until the other person's wrist trembled uncontrollably: "I thought you were going to teach me a lesson... Well, your strength isn't that great either. My strength isn't even ranked among the top in my class."

"And senior, I have to remind you, don't be too impulsive in anything. If you want to win this punch, it won't be as simple as just a verbal argument."

"Hello, you're quite something... You're certainly quick-witted. It's understandable that you first-year students, with your limited abilities, can only band together for warmth. You should really be glad you didn't run into me just now. Otherwise—" The man chuckled coldly.

Otherwise what? Bro, do you know that even without her to make up the numbers, that Xie classmate would probably have to bankrupt himself.

"Otherwise what? I'd like to hear it. Go on, tell me." A cold, sharp voice suddenly interrupted.

(End of this chapter)