The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 528 Restoration (Part 2)

If they were merely surprised before, even the seasoned judge was momentarily at a loss for words.

This was the first time she had encountered a prosecution case that had taken this turn; most of her past cases were guided by the military legal department, rather than by the lead prosecutor.

Upon receiving the case, the judge wondered what kind of case it was that would require the intervention of the Third Army's special operations elites. While the name Zong Ting wasn't exactly a household name, it had garnered considerable attention in the capital in recent years, and the judge, being in the military legal department, had naturally heard of it.

This woman is known for her decisive and swift actions; it's rumored that the few times she contacts the Military Law Department, it's always with major cases that shock both inside and outside the department. This time, the other party contacted the Military Law Department again, so naturally, the higher-ups didn't dare to neglect it and immediately dispatched her, a mid-level lawyer of considerable rank, to handle the matter.

Although the judge had seen the case summary submitted by the other party before coming, he originally thought that the prosecutor shown in it was just a facade. Unexpectedly, the person was real and the accusation was real.

Furthermore, the opposing party's intention to file the complaint was very clear and unambiguous. The main body of the testimony was also very clear and logical, making it almost a classic example of a case.

However, there is a difficulty in this case, which is also the key to the final outcome of the case: they have not yet identified a suspect, and the evidence is not thick enough.

Among these nearly three hundred candidates, Jiang Hui still cannot confirm who attacked her, and there were no witnesses other than herself to the entire process.

Even if we can pinpoint the person, it would only prove that he may have attacked Jiang Hui and caused injury. And the injury to Songbai is not enough to determine the suspect's murderous intent... There is so much room for interpretation and manipulation in between. If we are not careful, the suspect could very well define it as an accidental injury.

Therefore, even though she provided sufficient and single-pointed evidence, the evidence still seemed very weak.

Judges have seen far too many cases where, due to insufficient evidence, even when the facts are obvious, a satisfactory outcome cannot be achieved.

It turns out this girl really does have her own ideas...

Simulators—aren't those the auxiliary tools commonly used by mech pilots? Could it be that the other side intends to use the damage to the mech as circumstantial evidence? That's a good idea, but the information that can be extracted this way is still relatively limited, and like before, it cannot deepen the evidence.

However, she still complied with the lead prosecutor's request and had someone bring over a simulation device. This device is not only a commonly used auxiliary tool for mecha pilots, but it is also frequently used by their evidence collection department. It is often used to capture data on changes in force in a scene and then demonstrate its evolution on the spot as evidence.

Jiang Hui was looking for this thing, of course, to gather evidence. However, the method she used was naturally different from others, or rather, probably only she could use it in this way.

This simulator is somewhat similar to the modeling software used on Earth. However, as an instrument in the interstellar world, it displays information from a more multi-dimensional perspective, and can even incorporate various conditions such as sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch to recreate a dynamic scene effect.

Yes, Jiang Hui was determined to recreate the entire attack on the spot, one-to-one. Some might have doubts. While it's true that Jiang Hui's ability to remember every characteristic and detail of the attacker in such a short time demonstrates her exceptional observational skills and ability to see through things, the claim that she could recreate the scene using a simulator is simply absurd…

How is that possible? Unless she has a third eye that looks down from above, how could she achieve this level of skill? Even if she truly possesses special abilities that allow her to evolve a third-party perspective, reconstructing a scene requires more than just memory and images; the actual output needs countless data points derived from image memory. The immense computational power involved is beyond human capabilities.

But Jiang Hui could. With her eyes, her mutated brain, and the extremely precise calculation abilities derived from them… she could accomplish a task that the human brain could not. Theoretically, she could replicate most of the scenes she could understand.

Latitude and longitude aren't always readily available, but altitude is accurate, starting from where she fell into the vortex... how she descended layer by layer, the corresponding altitude points of each layer, and the corresponding altitude points between where she discovered the attacker—

Then there's the entire fight scene: the intensity, the arc of the aircraft's twist, the moment of stepping and crossing, and the recoil from the entire barrage of fire, etc.

This was actually the first time Jiang Hui had used the simulation simulator in this way. She had used it before, but it was usually only used to construct mechs. Moreover, it was not as useful for constructing mech structures as it was for replicating things in her consciousness space. Therefore, although she rarely used it, she was still clear on how to use it.

Jiang Hui, on the other hand, spends years replicating various materials and objects within his consciousness space. Many of these replicas involve the material properties of the objects, making them far more complex and unpredictable. Tools like physicochemical simulators, which are more focused on data matching, are actually simpler; they only require supporting data.

What Jiang Hui had to do was to transform what she saw and understood into data points, filling them in bit by bit, and finally combining them into an evolutionary model of the entire scene. She became increasingly adept at drawing, as if she didn't need to think; everything was created effortlessly from her thoughts. Jiang Hui felt she was doing a fairly good job at this.

To others, her actions seemed utterly incomprehensible. Yet, the reality unfolded right before their eyes, and the entire scene grew increasingly silent.

How can someone like this exist in this world? Could she get any more outrageous? Is there really someone in this world whose eyes are more accurate than measuring tools?!

They went from initial absurdity to disbelief, and then to numbness. But the other party was not joking with them. They created something from nothing, from two-dimensional to three-dimensional, from a scene to mecha, from static to dynamic... They even added the vortex rotation speed and the dynamics of the entire system to recreate the whole scene.

—It's like… isn't this the scene itself?!

Is this thing even human?

However, Jiang Hui was still somewhat dissatisfied, feeling that something was off.

Overall, it was pretty much done, but she felt there was a small section that wasn't smooth enough, and it didn't match the scene she remembered. There were also some slight gaps in the data. She thought about it for a moment, then pulled up the data for the two mechs separately and found the problem.

(End of this chapter)