The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Although Jiang Hui's efforts have provided them with more hardware support than other forces, they still don't have enough manpower.

Previously, she was just running a makeshift team, with members pieced together on the spot, each with their own agenda. It didn't really matter how many people there were, as long as they were available. But things are different now. She needs to set up a much larger network, and she needs people to control each step, specifically people with more fixed and stable roles.

However, people are often more precious than all material resources. No party will let go of such a precious resource, especially in the inner circle where the number of people is limited. Basically, it is a matter of several forces pulling each other back and forth, with the aim of ensuring "environmental recycling".

Although Jiang Hui and his group managed to forcefully turn the tide with a series of clever maneuvers, their team was somewhat stretched thin in terms of manpower. Therefore, they were very careful in this regard, making the best use of everyone's strengths to avoid appearing weak in front of other forces.

Because they have fewer people, a prolonged battle is very disadvantageous for them. Therefore, they need to act decisively and quickly to break through the stalemate and avoid a prolonged stalemate.

Therefore, under these circumstances, both Jiang Hui and Zhou Xiuwen led their troops in a brutal and even aggressive style of attack. It was estimated that one of them would eventually be forced to a point of no return, and it was just a matter of which one would lose their temper first—which was exactly Jiang Hui's goal.

Jiang Hui and the others thought that the two neighbors who were being devoured by them would be the first to break down under this offensive, but they did not expect that the first movement would come from the east.

T3 is one of the few strongholds in Jiang Hui's current territory that connects with the east. Another one is T9, which is a bit further away and is more complicated, as it connects with the forces of the West, Yara, and the east.

T9 will undoubtedly be an extremely important frontline handover point in the future. T3, on the other hand, is a key observation post. Currently, its strategic position is even more important than T9, because while they are dealing with Yara and Hilai, they are unsure of how this force from the southeast will react. T3 is a stronghold that helps Jiang Hui observe the southeast as soon as possible.

Although Jiang Hui has experienced a lot and gone through some thrilling events in the past few weeks, she has only been involved in a relatively small area and does not know much about other regions.

Moreover, because of the many complicated matters, she is not very familiar with the leaders of the same faction. At present, she can only roughly guess their personalities and future moves based on the information she has.

Fortunately, Xi Lai and Ya La were not complicated people and were relatively easy to calculate, so Jiang Hui was able to deal with them with ease and was able to control them.

As for the central area above, it's quite far from them, with little overlap, so they don't need to worry about it for the time being. The southeastern area, however, is closer to their territory, with more points of contact, and they know absolutely nothing about it…

Or rather, most people in the inner circle knew very little about the leader of this force. He was incredibly low-key and quiet, yet his actions were anything but low-key; he had silently seized a large area in the southeast, and to this day, no one had leaked even a single piece of information related to him. This style of doing so was strangely eerily familiar—

Jiang Hui was naturally somewhat wary and suspicious of this person. In short, it was best to be cautious and observe closely to avoid any unforeseen changes.

Then, sure enough, not long after, something unusual happened at T3 – the one next door moved.

This is not a good sign.

Given the unfathomable power of the other party, if they were to intervene, the entire situation would become even more complicated and difficult to understand, and they would be hampered and unable to take action.

Therefore, she needs to understand their intentions before deciding whether to expedite the process.

—————————————— In a deserted area far from T3 and T9 points, there was an unusual kind of "liveliness".

This area is situated between the south and the central regions, at a crossroads where various forces are currently converging.

The reason it wasn't specifically designated as affiliation is because this land was deliberately reserved to provide a buffer zone for various factions, preventing unnecessary conflicts and friction caused by a seamless transition.

Anyway, they don't lack this little bit of territory, and seizing this little bit of territory is likely to cause conflicts between forces, so it's not worth it.

So what's going on with this suddenly "lively" no-owner land? It's because this sensitive, neglected area has attracted some uninvited guests, and not just from one side.

Both groups appeared calm when they met, without much reaction. They had probably received instructions and orders from their superiors earlier, so they didn't make a fuss.

One side arrived early, seemingly having been waiting there with an air of confidence. The later arrivals, though slightly weaker and with fewer people, remained unhurried. Both sides appeared quite composed.

The two took their seats in the makeshift "meeting room," neither of them rushing to leave.

In the quiet meeting room, the entourage of both sides tacitly withdrew, giving the two enough space to talk.

"You dare to do that." The one who spoke first clearly held the initiative.

Of course, the person in the lower position was somewhat surprised that the other person would speak first. She had assumed that the other person was the kind of dictator who wanted to control everything, and that such a situation would likely be domineering and aggressive until her mental defenses were broken down before starting a conversation.

But would you dare?

What is there for her not to dare? She is now almost driven to the brink of despair. No matter what she does, she will inevitably fall into a situation where she is at the mercy of others. Whether she dares or not, it is just an empty choice. What matters is the outcome of her choice.

But she loves challenges. While the path of going with the flow is certainly easier, she was unwilling to simply fall into the other party's trap, so she had no choice but to grit her teeth and move forward.

Of course, "gritting your teeth" and moving forward doesn't mean throwing eggs at a rock; it means keeping the same goal but taking a different path.

Previously, Yara would never have stepped into this dangerous territory, but now she has voluntarily ventured into this place that is extremely easy to provoke conflict and trigger a trigger. This is naturally because this point of conflict is no longer her primary concern. There is something more important blocking the way between the two conflicts, allowing her to set aside all her worries.

"In that case, I wonder if you would be willing to use me?" Yara was not embarrassed at all by the other party's humiliation and immediately and generously revealed the purpose of her visit.