The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Two teams from the same origin silently merged, but the news hadn't spread yet, remaining only among those involved in an incredible battle. Even now, they still felt a sense of unreality, realizing how much the world had changed.

For some reason, Jiang Hui didn't tell the people back home about this, and just quietly brought the person back. When they saw Jiang Hui bring back a new person, they assumed that G had brought one from somewhere—after everything that had happened before, they had a strange confidence in G's abilities.

However, the two parties involved acted as if nothing had happened and leisurely returned to Tower 441 to meet up with another friend.

Jiang Hui hadn't informed Zhou Xiuwen beforehand, but he wasn't surprised at all when he saw Jiang Hui leading an unfamiliar examinee into the base tower. He even nodded leisurely to the unfamiliar, generic-looking man: "You're here?"

In fact, before Jiang Hui led his men out, the two of them had already discussed who the visitors were in the base tower, and it turned out to be Huan Xian.

Indeed, only he could manage to keep such a large group under control in such a short time and with such limited resources. Both of them admitted they lacked this ability, and neither did the other two members of the group.

The three were all very familiar with each other, and could recognize each other with just a glance. So, despite having similar generic faces that they didn't know each other, they could talk without any hindrance or obstacle, as if they were just hanging out together as usual.

They didn't ask about the other two who hadn't shown up yet. After all, it was one thing for them to have a good relationship, but they weren't completely inseparable conjoined twins with no independent ability. There would always be times when they would turn their backs on each other. However, they all believed that the other could survive in such a fiercely competitive arena and come to the end. This was also a tacit understanding among them.

The three exchanged some information and then roughly integrated the forces they currently had.

Huan Xian's side was entirely handled and controlled by him independently, and there was no doubt that it could be integrated without them having to worry about it at all.

Jiang Hui's situation is a bit more complicated. She is currently sandwiched between two enemies, one above and one below. In addition, she was slightly delayed because of Yunlong's matter. Zhou Xiuwen is currently in charge of everything, so it would be more appropriate for him to summarize the situation.

Zhou Xiuwen did a rough calculation and felt that it would take about the same amount of time to flatten the entire south.

Unexpectedly, his two companions stared at the map and fell into deep thought. Zhou Xiuwen quickly asked if there was a problem.

The conclusion was fine. They also felt that conquering the south was a foregone conclusion. After all, if the three of them combined their strength, they could probably put up a fight even if the number of people was ten times greater than that of Serai and Yara.

Based on their understanding of those two, they knew they wouldn't last long, and with a little push, they could easily take over the territory—that was beyond doubt.

The problem lies in whether they only have these two enemies left. What would happen if external forces intervened?
This was not their ideal or speculation, because all indications suggested that one of the two enemies they were pursuing had likely found a new backer, and even their course of action had changed.

The three of them turned their gaze to the area above Yara's current hideout, which was the border between the south and the central region.

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Inside a tower facing T9
Yara sat somewhat anxiously at the lower end of the table, with a tall soldier sitting directly above him. The two rows below him were filled with people, each with a different expression, all whispering amongst themselves around the sand table in the center. The command room was bustling with noise; it was quite a noisy place.

L and K have different command styles. L is cold and strict in managing the team, but he allows for voices within the team. The premise is that as long as you bow your head and obey management, you can have your own voice in the team. However, whether or not to listen and what to do is still up to L.

At first, everyone was a little afraid of him, but after probing his bottom line, they gradually dared to speak up and offer appropriate suggestions and guidance without touching his bottom line.

With Yara and others now joining the team, bringing in new blood, the team members can't help but feel a sense of crisis. They are eager to perform in front of L and try to get more points with L in the remaining time.

Naturally, they had to offer bold advice to this person. The newly emerging power in the southwest was their target; they had realized that this person wasn't satisfied with just conquering the central region and wanted to swallow the entire south.

This is no easy task, after all, there's not much time left for the unified exam, only a dozen or so weeks left. It's basically just a matter of fighting two or three more battles, and there's nothing else that can be done.

This is much better than wandering around aimlessly like headless flies, because the end is right in front of them. Regardless of the outcome of this battle, once the progress bar is full, this great battle will be over, and they can also conclude this unified recruitment perfectly.

Whether this person who temporarily became their leader got what he wanted, and who this extraordinary individual was, was not important to them; after all, they themselves were the most important.

Perhaps the end was imminent, or perhaps they wanted to make a name for themselves, which is why everyone's suggestions were exceptionally bold and enthusiastic.

Based on the situation they had gathered from Arana, they suggested starting with the West to clear away the obstacles, and then taking advantage of the situation to fight the mysterious new force that had risen to power.

As for that big guy in the southeast corner, let's fight it if we can. It's surrounded like an iron barrel, and we really know nothing about it.

However, some people raised objections, and the problem lay with K in the southeast. They felt that the current situation was unclear. Putting aside the powerful force that had suddenly appeared, they knew nothing about the mysterious leader in the southeast called K, and had no idea about his purpose or intentions.

If they act rashly and start fighting G, and then G tries to take advantage of the situation, wouldn't they lose both their wife and their army?

Moreover, no matter what they want to do, Xi Lai is clearly not an easy factor to manipulate.

The opposing side will inevitably cause trouble once they get a chance to catch their breath, and might even use the ensuing chaos to create opportunities for themselves. If this becomes a way for the other side to extricate themselves, it would be utterly laughable. This is the opposition's thinking.

In addition, there are neutral factions who feel that staying in the central region is sufficient. There are also some smaller forces on the periphery of the central region. If they can sort out the surrounding areas and launch attacks on the upper and western regions from the central region as a base, it would be easier to use the larger forces to devour the smaller ones, rather than having to bite off more than the tough southern region.

(End of this chapter)