The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Tower No. 759 changed hands in a way that left people speechless.

Not only are outsiders confused, but some of the people involved are also quite bewildered.

When Xiao A and his team pushed open the door to the command room at the top of the tower, somewhat bewildered, 1002 finally recovered from his shock.

With some trepidation, A and the others entered the base tower, only to find that no one stopped them along the way, and there was no one around. It was so quiet you could hear a pin drop... It was rather eerie.

Could that guy 395 have accidentally wiped out everyone in the tower without stopping? It's not that Little A is too imaginative, but he's still wondering if he's underestimated his opponent.

Given his capabilities as the boss, the other party had never done anything beyond the norm.

However, upon seeing the open door at the top of the tower, Little A felt a little relieved. The fact that the place was deserted meant that everything had been taken care of, otherwise they wouldn't have been summoned here and had already occupied a tower.

However, when the four of them entered the conference room, they were truly shocked. They finally understood why there was no one outside. It was because everyone was here—about a hundred people, densely packed in several groups, waiting in the command room.

What happened? Didn't the boss kill any of them? Little A winked at 276 next to her. This guy was considered very composed in their group. When Jiang Hui wasn't around, he was the one secretly directing things, so Little A subconsciously sought answers from him.

276 shook his head, because he didn't know either. Jiang Hui rarely spoke much when giving instructions; often, it was only when things had progressed to that point that he learned the reason behind the other party's previous instructions.

Four people came in. Three of them were Jiang Hui's original team members whom she had recruited before attacking the tower, and the remaining one was someone she replaced from Squad 377 to carry out the plan.

It was called a replacement, but it was practically a hostage situation. The other party was probably the most anxious one. One moment he was thinking that he had essentially deserted his side, and if the other side failed, he would probably be seen as a traitor and wouldn't be able to go back. The next moment he was worried that the people holding him might find him a burden and take the opportunity to kill him... In short, his emotions were in turmoil.

It seems he succeeded; even his boss and his entire gang were captured. So, he can't really be called shameful, since everyone's in the same boat—no one's better than anyone else.

Seeing the group standing blankly at the door, Jiang Hui invited them in, saying that seats had been reserved for them at the front.

"Don't worry. I'm keeping watch." Seeing Xiao A's hesitation, Jiang Hui understood. She was probably worried that if everyone came up and no one was watching down there, someone might take advantage of the situation and break in, making all their efforts futile.

Jiang Hui naturally had her own plans. After all, she couldn't just call everyone up for a meeting and then leave the room empty. If she happened to hit the jackpot, it would be a real joke.

So even though there was no one below, Jiang Hui had already spread his mental energy network to a range of one kilometer from the center of the tower. This range was neither too far nor too close; it was within Jiang Hui's control, and maintaining it for a relatively long time wouldn't be too taxing.

After everyone had finished, Jiang Hui gave them some time to organize their thoughts.

The once spacious and comfortable command center had been completely transformed and was no longer recognizable. The original meeting table was not enough, so Jiang Hui had to find some available tools to set it up so that everyone could sit down.

Then some decorations and useless items were pushed aside, making room for everyone in a spacious area, with the sand table placed in the very center.

Everyone looked at the sand table with curiosity, because most of them had never seen one before, and weren't even qualified to be summoned to the command room. Now, after such a change, they finally had the chance to glimpse this place used exclusively for branch command. Of course, that was secondary; what they were really curious about was the person sitting in the main seat—they knew nothing about his sudden appearance, just as they didn't know how the base tower had inexplicably changed hands.

Besides those who had direct contact with Jiang Hui, there was another group who had recently received orders from the branch command to come to the top of the tower, and then...

Then came the meeting with the new leader. The other party had gathered them here specifically to explain something, but only they themselves knew how they felt.

Jiang Hui wasn't that perceptive or sensitive; she didn't need to guess what others thought of him, nor did she have the time. She counted the number of people to make sure no one was missed, then spread her mental energy over a range of more than two thousand meters, searching repeatedly to ensure that no one had slipped through the net before beginning this special conversation.

"Hello everyone, I'm a new member. You can call me G." Jiang Hui carefully chose a friendly way of speaking.

"As you all probably know... something happened just now."

They call them new members, but they're actually the new leaders who seized power; however, this terminology clearly makes it easier to connect with them. As for what happened yesterday, everyone probably knows the gist of it, otherwise they wouldn't be here now.

"Please rest assured, everything is the same as before," Jiang Hui said.

She briefly outlined some of her requirements and taboos. After all, they had now become her team. Although she didn't care much about being arrogant, the framework and rules had to be firmly established from the beginning so that things would be easier to discuss later.

Her demands weren't high; she only asked for cooperation, and to cooperate as much as possible. Jiang Hui knew that she was able to gather so many people only by chance, and that the situation was temporary. Even the territory was taken from others. In reality, she was still quite unstable.

If you want to truly consolidate your power and make these new members feel a sense of belonging, you need a great victory—a victory for everyone.

As for what kind of cooperation? Of course, it's to keep it a secret from the other side, because theoretically these people are still on Xilai's control panel, but now they are all directly controlled by Jiang Hui and cannot move.

Although this might seem like a lingering connection, it perfectly aligned with a plan in Jiang Hui's mind. After some consideration, she felt it was quite feasible, though it needed further refinement.

However, to avoid the plan being leaked, Jiang Hui must make this clear, lest he alert the enemy and die before achieving his goal.

"What are your plans next?" 1002 seemed to have finally recovered from the blow of being wiped out, and he asked in a tense voice.

What are your plans? Jiang Hui shook his head and looked at the sand table in the middle. His gaze fell on a red star in the distance, which was the territory where Xi Lai, the former owner of the 759th base tower, was currently located.

Of course it's underhanded... no, it's about meeting force with force and dealing with whatever comes your way.

In the vast inner area, what is a single base tower? He is still a long way from securing a place for himself. He needs to lie low and accumulate more power.

(End of this chapter)