The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Jiang Hui infiltrated the chaotic battle zone and, taking advantage of the moment when 2856 was rendered useless, immediately summoned the only mech he had.

She hadn't used this thing once since she got it from 899. After all, she was either on her way to or on the way to set up an ambush, and the mecha was too conspicuous; releasing it casually would easily alert some people. So, to be on the safe side, Jiang Hui had been holding back from using the mecha.

This time, without any worries and with the setting suitable, Jiang Hui activated the mecha and darted into the cabin, sitting down at the control panel. Gently stroking the buttons without any texture, Jiang Hui quickly calmed down.

However, now is not the time for lamentation. With the electric switch activated, Jiang Hui immediately maneuvered her mecha to meet the enemy who had already spotted her and abandoned the wreckage of the damaged 2856 mecha.

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"Pretty!"

Inside the conference hall of the First Military Academy, a military instructor happened to witness this scene and couldn't help but excitedly slam his fist on the table, making a loud "bang" sound.

Several of the more refined officers around frowned at their comrades, their expressions showing considerable disdain.

The young man immediately noticed the disdain his comrades showed him, and the officer retorted defiantly, "What, am I wrong? Don't you all feel the same way...?"

The older young man next to him was speechless: "They are indeed quite good, but what does that have to do with you? Those are students from other schools. Weren't you just picking out good prospects over there? Why are you looking at them all over here?"

"Isn't this something interesting?" This person hadn't actually intended to look at Jiang Hui's side of the story. He flipped through 011's information and naturally came across the current battle.

It was expected that the boy named Ichi would perform well, after all, he was a talent they had discovered themselves at their military academy.

Zheng Xiao is also an instructor in the individual combat training department, and barring any unforeseen circumstances, Yi Zhi should be placed in his class after enrollment. After all, the instructor who specifically selected Yi Zhi is extremely busy, and it's rare for him to be able to come and guide a few classes. The rest of the time, Yi Zhi will naturally study normally like any other student; he's his student, so it's only right that he pays attention to him.

However, during the transition, Zheng Xiao happened to notice Jiang Hui mingling among them. At first, he didn't know what Jiang Hui was wandering around for, but after looking at the records out of curiosity, he found out that... she was quite a fascinating person.

While other children were seriously playing strategy games, getting a preliminary feel for the atmosphere of battle through trial and error, Jiang Hui was playing something completely new.

She was not bound by conventions and never rushed for quick success. She did things step by step and handled things methodically. She dealt with problems as they came, and although she seemed unassuming, her points were accumulated little by little. She steadily rose through the ranks and did better than many who made a big splash.

If that were all, the other party could only be considered a relatively outstanding talent. However, they now realize that the solid period they spent there was merely a time for the other party to lie low and prepare, and that they would only truly unleash their abilities once they had made sufficient preparations.

Watching her infiltrate the enemy's ranks using less-than-sophisticated methods, then boldly and meticulously recruit marginalized forces the enemy couldn't reach, gradually eroding and dividing the enemy, she has now quietly intervened in the battle between these two forces, and it seems she's about to achieve results. Building something from nothing is truly astonishing. At this point, one can already judge her as an extraordinary figure; no one expected she had been hiding such true skill.

Ultimately, since they were enrolled in the unified college entrance examination and did not engage in complex combat scenarios, their opponents were all teenagers with limited skills. Therefore, the real challenge lay in individual ability.

A soldier's individual skills are easy to assess; it all comes down to whether they can fight. Their abilities in bare-chested combat, monster-slaying, and mech-fighting can all be compared.

Jiang Hui had already demonstrated a lot in the first two areas, which was how she accumulated her not-so-low score. She also showed some rather diverse skills. The mecha arrived relatively late, and she hadn't had a chance to use it yet.

Many people have been following her for so long and finally had the chance to see her piloting the mecha. To be honest, she's really not bad. Although she can't compare to those who have trained for many years at universities, she's still much better than her peers. Moreover, she has the kind of composure that comes from years of experience, and her every move exudes a calmness that comes from being through the fires of war.

Those who could attend the unified recruitment ceremony were all ruthless individuals... especially the instructors from the First Military Academy. Each and every one of them was a hardened veteran who had crawled out of piles of corpses on the battlefield, controlling mechs as easily as commanding their own bodies. They had spent most of their lives on the battlefield, regarding mechs as their comrades-in-arms and their life-bound weapons.

For those young men who were determined to join their team, their most sincere advice was to learn how to use their own weapons. They should learn as much as they could, as long as they didn't die from it. Every experience they gained from wielding the weapon would be their guarantee of survival on the battlefield in the future.

They've been through that too, and they can tell at a glance what these kids are thinking and whether they're really into it.

It's understandable that they didn't understand at first, since they only came into contact with these things later and had never been on the battlefield. It's understandable that they couldn't fully grasp the essence of mechs.

However, a serious attitude cannot be lost. If we cannot respect and utilize our own weapons from the very beginning, then there probably won't be much improvement later on.

The truly promising talents suited for the battlefield don't need much guidance; they simply sit on the driver's seat, their demeanor and movements behaving like those of an ordinary student.

Jiang Hui is clearly a promising talent.

The opponent, who was panting heavily as he ran through the chaotic battle zone, jumped into the cockpit and sat down without any gap. In a flash, he calmed down, focused on adjusting his state, and then piloted his mech to meet the enemy.

This process takes no more than half a minute, which is extremely efficient.

Moreover, even at such a rapid pace, they could still discern a degree of composure and orderliness in her. In this respect, among her classmates, there were probably no more than a hundred who could compare to her.

This guy truly deserves to be in the top 100 of the overall rankings.