The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 666 ST Simulation Domain

For Kashi, guerrilla warfare is his comfort zone.

He was a student in the individual combat department, attending a high school in the inner star system. He had good grades and was among the top students in his class. However, his resume didn't have any particularly outstanding features. The only thing that made him stand out was the stage records he left in the ST simulation domain.

The so-called ST simulation is a kind of scenario simulation module in StarCraft, which is applied to multiple aspects and fields. It is usually used in combination with a brand-new system to make various training and assessments more immersive—such as adding role simulation or condition selection modes in the virtual world.

However, the classification function that can only be considered ST simulation is already very mature. As early as the previous two star eras, a dedicated simulation domain, namely the ST full-line simulation domain, was built. It is the second largest local system for sharing information and resources outside the entire interstellar relay network.

In essence, it's another form of social network. The StarNet, commonly used by Starfarers, is accessible to almost everyone—all you need is a hand. In contrast, the ST simulation domain is more technical and functional, filled with various scenario communities, with tens of trillions of people navigating it daily.

The complexities involved are too numerous to elaborate on, nor can they be explained simply.

The candidate codenamed "Kashi" is still not fully awakened and is restricted in the StarNet area. In addition, he is restricted in complex local networks such as the ST Simulation Domain. Due to its complex ecosystem, he usually needs the approval of a guardian or a school-level unit to enter and act independently.

Kas gained access to the ST simulation domain by chance, and then there was no stopping him. He started out as a nobody in a guild, but within just two years he rose to the position of guild leader.

It's important to know that ST Simulation Domain is a social network used by people of all ages, with countless members. Anyone who is part of it may not be showing their true identity or appearance; in reality, they may have a more surprising and authentic side.

In this world, they can perform the same operations as in the real world, and it is even more convenient due to the convenience of the virtual world and the unique settings of the ST simulation domain.

Guilds are the most common product in the ST simulation domain. Every guild, regardless of size, can operate and even make a profit through specific methods. Members of the guild can regularly obtain resources distributed by the guild, which are often items that are not readily available or difficult to buy on the market.

Of course, while these kinds of public social networks have barriers to entry, they don't impose too many restrictions on people. To truly succeed in them, an average person simply can't... or rather, it's not easy to succeed in any field, especially in a private domain network like the ST analog domain.

Guilds are the most basic community, above which are clans, branches, and even principalities... There's nothing that doesn't exist, only things you can't imagine. Thus, the ST Simulation Domain can be considered a very complete online nation. If ST Simulation Jade didn't have requirements for registration, people would probably flock to it like they would to the StarNet, feeling left behind by the world without an account.

Under such circumstances, for Kas to become a guild leader as an incompletely awakened individual, even in a small to medium-sized guild, is an extraordinary achievement. Moreover, he not only secured this position but also seems poised for advancement…

Moreover, he recently achieved a top-100 ranking in the ST Simulation Domain Youth B Zone Strategic Competition, earning some praise. Then, to avoid some issues, he left the guild and temporarily resigned from his position as a guild leader, and it's been several months now. Initially, Kashi thought he had followed his mentor's advice, bidding farewell to those superficial and illusory things to settle down and prepare for his upcoming studies and training. He didn't think that group of annoying and troublesome guild members who used to only make him angry were anything special... However, when he truly left that environment, stepping down from the lights and halo, Kashi realized that what he had taken for granted had played such an important role in his life and emotions.

When you get used to doing something and keep putting your heart and soul into a certain goal, even if you complain about it all the time and even want to forget about it, you will feel uneasy when you suddenly say goodbye to it. You will feel like something is missing and you just don't feel right.

Clearly, Kashi is in such a state.

He has now temporarily left the ST simulation domain, no longer has to deal with work, and his life focus has shifted; it seems that all he does is study and rest. In addition, his interpersonal relationships in real life are incredibly simple, and his life has become completely different, so Kass has begun to feel a strong sense of loss.

Fortunately, the unified entrance exam came quickly, giving him something to do to distract himself. And in this unified entrance exam, which he had initially thought was rather boring and unoriginal, he found some enjoyment similar to that of the ST simulation domain.

So what if he's a lone soldier in command? So what if a team has two commanders?! As long as the objective is achieved, that's all that matters. The world isn't as rigid and unchanging as a textbook; there's no absolute "should" or "shouldn't" do things. It's more about "can" and "shouldn't"...

Kas didn't care about others' opinions that he was misplaced in his role, and he showed no mercy when commanding the two A-level commanders. He was used to being a decision-maker and didn't think that the so-called control panel was anything special. Even some of Yara's decisions seemed very flawed to him.

However, it was extremely interesting to see the guerrillas fight against all sorts of people.

After all, everyone in the unified recruitment system has limited resources or constraints, and even big leaders like Xilai and Yara dare not act rashly. But Kashi felt no pressure at all, acting as he pleased, taking down one prey at a time, coming and going like the wind, as long as he had enough ability.

The idea to attack the same outpost a second time was impulsive, especially since the response from the West was so insulting—their nonchalant attitude and complete disregard for them were infuriating. Kas and Yara instantly reached a tacit understanding, deciding to teach the other a lesson.

It will take 011 time to get here, but that time will be enough for Kas to take out two or three loose outposts. If all goes well, he can also deal with that small sub-tower. By the time 011 arrives, it will be too late to turn the tide.

Kas thought taking down this outpost would be easy, just like the dozens of outposts he had taken down before... However, it turns out that nothing in this world is ever smooth sailing. As long as you live in this world, you will always encounter different things and different people - and Kas is about to encounter one.

He met Jiang Hui.

(End of this chapter)