The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 748 Oolong
"I'm sorry to trouble you to come with me on this trip." Hillman put his hands together and then fawned over the two people sitting opposite him.

"You rascal! Xiuwen always said you were forgetful, but I never realized it. Last time you submitted your registration, it was quite a joke, and this time you almost missed the training. Why can't you pay more attention to your own things?" What can I say to you?

Jiang Hui rubbed his forehead, somewhat annoyed.

Clarence, needless to say, had turned ashen-faced after hearing Hillman's explanation. He gripped his teacup and sneered, "Never learns."

Faced with his two friends, both of whom had unfriendly expressions, Hillman shrank back, looking extremely guilty.

In short, after a long, stammering explanation and pleading, someone finally calmed down their friends' "anger".

Jiang Hui wasn't really that angry; after all, it was her friend's private matter, and she wasn't the type to interfere too much in other people's lives. But this guy was just too outrageous, and considering the other person's future career plans, this oversight could be called a fatal weakness, which was why she couldn't stand it anymore.

If you're wondering why it started this way, it's naturally because of someone's big head.

The story begins about two weeks ago—

After the national unified entrance examination, the results cannot be released immediately. The back-end monitoring team still needs to integrate and calibrate individual scores, and then the results and admission notices are released in about 25 days. Then, around August, they can gradually report to their respective universities.

The star system where Jiang Hui and his team reside is quite a distance from the central star region. Even with a relatively fast starship, it would take more than ten days to reach the central star region. Therefore, once they have seen the results, it is about time for them to set off.

However, Jiang Hui's friends have extensive connections and a wide social circle, leading colorful lives, so it's impossible for them to stay quietly in the galaxy until the start of the semester.

So, a few days after the unified recruitment ended, Hillman contacted Jiang Hui and the other person, inviting them to come to the Central Star Region early to participate in his group's third-quarter product seminar, and to get used to life in the Central Star Region as well.

In fact, the only person who needed to adapt early was Jiang Hui, because neither Hillman nor Clarence had any problems operating in the central star sector, given their family backgrounds.

Clarence wasn't originally from around here. He ran away from home without a word or a greeting. Although he later got his family's permission to stay here for three years, he was nearing the end of his life. It was probably wise for him to go back sooner rather than later; I guess that's what his family had instructed him to do as well.

Jiang Hui hesitated because she still had some things to take care of on Star 732, and once she left, she probably wouldn't be able to come back.

After much deliberation, and with Hillman's earnest invitation, Jiang Hui agreed to travel to the Central Star Sector with her two friends.

This sounded like a well-planned group activity—and that was indeed the case. The problem was, they were traveling on the Hillman family's private starship, and things went wrong halfway through their journey. And the fact that their original route would likely need to be changed wasn't a problem at all. What a load of rubbish!
Hillman had such a terrible memory; he completely forgot the registration date for orientation training. By the time he remembered, there were less than five days left until the registration date for St. Pleton's High School orientation training. At that point, they weren't even at the group's headquarters in the central star sector, and they were at least three flight paths away from St. Pleton's High School. He didn't know if they could make it in time.

Now it seems like we're stuck in the middle, all because of Hillman's muddle-headedness.

Whether or not to attend the seminar isn't a big deal; there will be plenty of opportunities to attend in the future. But Hillman can even forget about the orientation training; his mind is just too scattered.

But there's no point in talking about that now. The most urgent thing is to get people to the school to register as soon as possible and see if they can make it to the orientation training. If not, we can bring them back to the seminar.

This is the background and consequences of someone being strongly condemned by two close friends.

And it wasn't just them who were exhausted; Hillman's father, Aaron, couldn't hold back when he found out and gave the boy a severe scolding right in front of them, showing no mercy to the unfortunate child. Furthermore, the other party requested that Jiang Hui and Clarence supervise the boy's smooth enrollment and training, and not allow him to slip away under any pretext.

Upon learning that they had been invited by Hillman to attend a seminar a few days later, Hillman reprimanded them and ordered his trusted men on the starship to escort the two to the corporation's headquarters and treat them well.

Over the years, Jiang Hui had been friends with Hillman and the others, and had seen these elders quite often, becoming quite familiar with them. When the elder gave his instructions, Jiang Hui and Clarence naturally accepted them.

In short, the fleet was in a lot of turmoil because of this incident before it finally sorted things out, which led to the scene of the conversation between the people earlier.

It was strange, though. Military training at most universities usually started after registration at the beginning of the semester. Even if St. Pleton College was different, their schedule seemed a bit too early. Jiang Hui couldn't help but feel puzzled.

"This is orientation training, not military training, it's like—" Hillman hesitated for a moment, unsure how to describe the orientation training.

Clarence glanced at him, unable to bear his hesitant and stuttering manner any longer, and continued the conversation for him. He, too, came from a noble family and was familiar with this kind of thing.

Jiang Hui listened to the two's descriptions and additions with a look of amazement, and roughly understood what this entrance training was all about. She also had a slight understanding of how Hillman could have forgotten about it so completely.

Orientation upon enrollment, lectures on school rules, social etiquette, banquets—isn't this just a veritable aristocratic etiquette training program?! It truly lives up to its reputation as the pinnacle of elite private schools, St. Pleton College.

Given the background and social culture of this institution of higher learning, this type of orientation program is indeed very much in line with their characteristics and helps to regulate the behavior of most students before enrollment.

But this is precisely the kind of thing Hillman is most impatient with and most adept at. Although born into nobility, he grew up in the permanent star system, and his family wasn't very strict with him, so he's always lived a rather carefree and independent life. Why would he like this?
According to him, he was busy with some things when he received the notice to register for the training, and he couldn't get anything done for several days. So, after a while, he completely forgot about it, which led to this misunderstanding.