The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

"The mech is broken and no one's going to fix it," the other person said slowly.

So that's where he was waiting for her... She knew this guy wouldn't come near unless there was a reason. Don't think she didn't know that deep down he had never respected her, but he had only done it out of necessity.

But Jiang Hui didn't care—there are countless ways to use people, and one shouldn't be confined to a single method, as long as people are placed in the right positions.

"Didn't your team have a mech pilot with you before?" Jiang Hui asked, somewhat puzzled.

Yes, but he was accidentally caught up in the battlefield and went out because he defected to the enemy.

This is not surprising. Jiang Hui was also in the team at the time, and the weakness of the 2856 faction was obvious to the naked eye. Some fence-sitters immediately wanted to run away, and Jiang Hui personally saw the squad leader deal with several of them.

Furthermore, since the entire unified exam is a short, real-time battle, mech pilots are currently considered peripheral figures in the overall framework, yet they are indispensable. Mech pilots are essentially useless in any team they join; they just coast along no matter which team they're on.

So Jiang Hui asked again, "What about the other side?" She remembered seeing several mecha students when she braved the heavy mecha earlier. Besides, they were enemies before, but now she had recruited them all, making them her reserve force. It was still possible to arrange things for them.

When he talked about this, Kashi's expression became even more subtle. He later found out when he counted the number of people that the two who were usable had been killed on the spot by 011, and the rest were just useless showpieces. Otherwise, he wouldn't have come to find G.

Well, he knew that asking G wouldn't help, but someone had to solve it... The other party had acted like he was all-powerful since he appeared, as if he could solve anything, making people want to know where the other party's bottom line was. A hint of inquiry appeared in Kashi's eyes.

Jiang Hui didn't think too much about it; he just felt a bit frustrated. Previously, when the mecha pilots weren't needed, he'd used resources to raise some in the team, but now that he really needed them, he couldn't find a single one. It's true that many things are unpredictable.

After Kashi told him about it, he hadn't heard from him for a long time.

So it seems the other party has no solution either. Kashi was somewhat disappointed.

Well, he decided to get up and go back to find any mech pilot to fix it. Ever since Jiang Hui recaptured this remnant force, she had been tirelessly recruiting personnel and assigning tasks. She didn't care whether someone was trustworthy or not; anyone in her team could be given work. Therefore, Kashi also had a mission, and he had come in his spare time.

Unexpectedly, Jiang Hui remained silent for a moment before saying, "Wait a minute, I'll be right there."

The other party paused for a moment: "The damage isn't too serious, it can still be used for a while, so there's no need to go and check it out."

The people down below are speculating about this guy who just parachuted in, and they're all still in shock. It's best not to let him go down there and scare them.

To his surprise, the other party replied, "Who said I went there just to look?"

Kashi: ? ?

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"Are you sure? Don't do anything reckless. Some things, once taken apart, can't be put back together." For the first time, Kashi's voice carried a hint of uncertainty.

Kashi was genuinely a little nervous as he said this. He swore he just wanted to go looking for trouble, but he didn't expect the other party to immediately take the bait and even turn the tables on him... Now he was the one in trouble.

However, Jiang Hui's confident assertion also raised some doubts: Did the other side really have some tricks up their sleeve? Jiang Hui jumped into the inner cabin and walked around for a while, then brought up the system page and started debugging the data.

What can she do? She's only half a mecha pilot; if there aren't any mecha pilots, she'll just repair them herself.

It should be slightly more useful than just filling a quota, Jiang thought without a care in the world.

But the onlookers outside didn't think so; it wouldn't be an exaggeration to say it was shocking. Jiang Hui entered the inner cabin, and the next moment, the other party's actions startled Kashi below, almost making him call for a stop.

Jiang Hui was in the cabin and couldn't hear anything, and even if she did, she probably wouldn't care, because she knew what she was doing.

Doesn't this guy know the importance of the magazine? Why did he recklessly activate all the auxiliary equipment as soon as he went up?
Mechs are, after all, firearms; they're definitely not just simple steel suits over a person.

Firearms, by definition, require high-energy weaponry such as firearms and artillery. These are not typically displayed at the outset of a battle; they are reserved for crucial moments that determine the outcome, providing an opportunity for a breakthrough.

However, these high-energy weapons are extremely energy-intensive. They remain hidden within the mechs unnoticed during normal times, but their use is incredibly costly in an instant. It can be said that nearly one-third of most mechs' energy storage is dedicated to this weapon, serving as a safety net. Once it's depleted and cannot be recharged, the mech is essentially doomed.

Jiang Hui just showed it off like that. Wasn't he afraid that if he tried to sharpen the torch, all the guns and cannons inside would be wasted?

Ah, no, he saw the fight earlier too. This guy is a reckless gambler, ruthless to others and ruthless to himself. He even opened fire halfway through trying to defeat his opponent. You can tell by looking at the state of her mecha now; actually, compared to his, the other guy's mecha needed repairs much more.

Thinking about this, Kashi regretted asking him to handle the matter. Who knew if he would disassemble it in half and attach it to her own mecha?

Good heavens, he means his mech needs repairing, not the other's... He has no intention of sacrificing the balance of the entire team.

While Kashi was anxiously waiting below, Jiang Hui had already finished the program and was ready to repair the outer part.

As mentioned before, everything in this scenario, including themselves, is a data flow derived from data, but basic modeling still exists. Although Jiang Hui wanted to take a shortcut a little earlier, he still had to follow the basic modeling.

So the internal debugging was very simple, even simpler than in reality. All it took was adjusting the parameters and injecting some energy for correction. It was very fast. Jiang Hui even adjusted the basic parameters for the other party, feeling that it should be slightly more usable afterward.

However, some extra care is needed on the outside. Two of the sensitive elbow joints have issues that will affect the mecha's movements. Jiang Hui nimbly climbed out of the cockpit and didn't forget to adjust the programming.

Below, Kashi had already led those few mecha pilots who were said to be "not very skilled" to surround them.

He was clearly very anxious, but he was powerless to do anything about it, so he didn't dare to throw a tantrum at Jiang Hui. He just frowned and said, "If you can't fix it, then forget it. They said that although they can't completely fix this situation, they can still do emergency treatment. Let them fix it first and wait until we find a suitable person."

After all, G can't just stop at this outpost. Given the enemy's capabilities, they'll probably be launching the next war zone soon. It's not too late to recruit new mech pilots then; it's better than her blindly rushing things like this.

Jiang Hui glanced at the people below and asked an unrelated question: "Which of you has time to take it apart for me... never mind, just bring the whole thing over."

Everyone:? ? ?
(End of this chapter)