The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 548 Traveling Together
Traveling with a large group of people feels especially different.

Jiang Hui had also traveled with others during his school days in his previous life. A large group of teenagers who were usually buried in their studies rarely had the chance to go out and have fun. They played wildly and reluctantly left together when the sun set.

That rare warmth remained vivid in her memory, and she still cherished it even many years after graduation.

Unexpectedly, being reborn in interstellar space and returning to her teenage years, she had the chance to experience it all again, which was quite interesting and helped to alleviate her depression of the past few days.

Although everyone naturally invited Jiang Hui to join their travel group, and they had often trained and studied together over the past three years, becoming extremely familiar with each other. Logically, even if they were initially strangers, they should have gradually become acquainted. However, Jiang Hui was somewhat different.

Jiang Hui was undoubtedly the top student in their grade, and even subtly surpassed the upperclassmen in some activities. She was outstanding in every aspect, with no weaknesses whatsoever.

When someone surpasses you by even a little bit, people might feel jealous. But when someone crushes you so relentlessly, what kind of feelings can they possibly have? Even if they were truly jealous, they would probably become numb after three years.

The other person wasn't actually difficult to get along with; aside from being a bit aloof and not very sociable, their personality was generally good. Yet, people still couldn't avoid feeling a considerable distance from them, a distance stemming not only from the other person but also from their own hearts.

And for some reason, even though the other person was the same age as them, maybe a year or two younger than many of them, she often displayed a demeanor that was unlike that of her peers.

Many students who have asked Jiang Hui for help with their studies have complained that they are sometimes quite afraid of her, as if they are facing a teacher.

Especially in the past few years, having spent so much time with Stark, she had gradually learned some things from him, and her demeanor and tone were quite similar. In particular, she was quite intimidating when she was expressionless; once, when he got angry in class... that invisible pressure was something that the students of Class Two still remember vividly.

Of course, although they were a little hesitant to get close to Jiang, she was honestly a very good classmate. Whether it was asking for help with homework, borrowing notes, or getting extra help during breaks, she would almost always help if they were willing to ask. As a result, many students in Class Two had received her assistance.

I really want to be friends with Jiang. Clarence is one thing, but how come Man, who has a relatively mild personality, gets along so well with Jiang? Is there some special trick to it?

Of course, the two people in the conversation were unaware that the other classmates were staring at their backs and having wild thoughts, and the two chatted idly.

"Jiang... Jiang? I haven't asked you how your exam went yet?" Man, who had already vaguely figured out Jiang Hui's personality, couldn't help but ask with some curiosity.

Her question, instead of being a question, immediately attracted the attention of many classmates. Regardless of their feelings towards Jiang Hui, they all pricked up their ears, eager to hear her next answer.

Most of them knew that Jiang Hui's trip to Atlantis was different from theirs; he came specifically to take the driving test.

The significance of this certificate is something that almost every student in the combat individual training department present knows. Furthermore, the fact that Jiang Hui passed the review and was approved to participate in this exam before fully completing her awakening stage is beyond impressive. Therefore, many people are speculating whether she can pass this test.

"Hmm... I should be able to get a D-level certificate." Jiang Hui thought there was no point in hiding it, so she answered.

Whether she passes the test ultimately depends on the second half of the exam, because Jiang Hui applied for an A-level driving license. This part of the assessment still needs to wait for the final rating to be determined, so anything she says now is useless. The reason she says D-level now is because she's unsure of where she'll end up, but obtaining a D-level license is a fact—because according to the driving license exam rules, as long as she passes the preliminary test, she should at least get a D-level certificate.

She said she could get a D grade... so everyone naturally assumed that she had passed the test.

While D-level mental strength is the minimum requirement for most legions and military headquarters positions, it is generally a soft requirement for entry into the military. Therefore, if you want to join the military, it is necessary to obtain a driving license of D level or above.

Generally, only fully awakened individuals register for this exam, and the screening process for those who are not fully awakened is extremely strict. Jiang Hui's ability to pass the screening and then overcome numerous obstacles to pass the exam is already legendary.

As for Level D and such, passing it is fine; it's just a trial run, and you can always take the test later.

Moreover, Jiang Hui hasn't even undergone his third awakening yet; he's still an incomplete awakener, so he has plenty of opportunities.

To most of the students present who were not aware of the details, Jiang Hui's words were tantamount to saying that she had passed the exam smoothly.

Even a Class D certificate is still a driver's license. That's an exam with a pass rate of less than 30%, so it's impressive that Jiang Hui, as someone who hasn't fully awakened, passed. Her classmates... they were also proud of her.

Man immediately exclaimed with delight, "Jiang, you're amazing! I knew you could do it!"

Most of the other students were also happy for Jiang Hui, their faces beaming with excitement, as if they were the ones who had successfully passed the exam, which left Jiang Hui somewhat bewildered. But looking at the vibrant and innocent faces before her, she couldn't help but smile as well.

What Jiang Hui didn't know was that the students in Class Two had been feeling quite down these past few days. Perhaps it was because they'd been inexplicably trapped on Atlantis for so long, but their initial carefree abandon had gradually turned into anxiety, and they kept asking the school when they could return. Some students even recklessly tried to buy their own boat tickets home, but they were all stopped.

It's said that four or five shipping lanes near Atlantis are currently affected, and the thermal magnetic tape seems to be experiencing a temporary problem, thus restricting access to the entire planet. So the group can only stay here and wait for news, occasionally visiting some tourist attractions to relax and alleviate their frustration. They just didn't expect to run into Jiang Hui on Weixi Island…

Jiang Hui's arrival was like a breach, injecting a bit of fresh emotion into this stagnant pool called "Class Two Students," and the atmosphere immediately improved.

(End of this chapter)