The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 806 Fearless and Reliable?

Are these two dogs? They turn their heads away and within seconds they're fighting like dogs, a bloody mess. Okay, forgive him for using such vulgar language to describe his allies. But these two really are dog-like!

He had no idea how difficult the journey had been. Occasionally, when he was feeling exhausted, Wu Shi would sometimes wonder what he was thinking. Why did he choose these two fighting cocks? Was he just asking for trouble?

Fortunately, these two are not hopeless cases. Aside from their strong personal traits that make them intolerant of others, they are also quite capable and courageous—they dare to do what they dare to think, and they have the confidence and ability to back them up.

Although Wu Shi was exhausted from allying with these two, it was still relatively worry-free. Against ordinary or even above-average enemies, these two could easily handle them, and were basically no match for him.

But Wu Shi dared not relax at all; in fact, he became more and more tense with each passing moment, because he had suffered greatly from this before—because of arrogance.

Months have passed, and in the dead of night, Wu Shi often thinks about everything that happened during the unified college entrance examination, those events and those people.
With the national unified entrance examination over, the first major decision in his life came to a close.

The result wasn't bad, even better than he had expected, and he successfully received an acceptance letter from the Joint Military Academy. His family was naturally overjoyed, and even Xu Dinglan called to offer some words of encouragement. However, Wu Shi himself had rather mixed feelings.

The younger members of his family asked him if he had encountered anything interesting during the unified college entrance examination.

He said he did, but fell silent when pressed for details.

He met someone. Someone who made him sadly realize his own limitations.

This is terrifying. Because he is so young, still carrying the arrogance of youth and believing himself to be invincible—he is actually trembling as he looks at a figure from behind, and has a vague feeling that he will never be able to catch up with him in this lifetime.

Absurd. Utterly absurd.

Whether you can do it is one thing, but whether you dare to even think about it is another.

Wu Shi was not the kind of person who would be held back by fear. It was precisely because he was aware of his fear that he was determined to take this step, and only by taking this step could he break free from that fear.

He had to break through that silhouette. He had to—

So, to get back to the point, why did he choose these two people as allies? Did he learn something wrong—from Jiang Hui?

Seeing that the two seemed about to start arguing again after exchanging only a few words, Wu Shi dropped a bombshell: "If nothing unexpected happens, that person's team is just ahead, and we will inevitably run into them head-on."

Upon hearing this, the two immediately ceased their argument. The topic they had been arguing about so passionately vanished in an instant, leaving no trace of lingering affection.

Sure enough, don't think he can't see it—the two of them never had a serious argument.

They're just playing around.

They probed each other's intentions, each harboring their own thoughts, yet both fully aware of the other's.

Everyone else, including him, is merely an audience defined by these two individuals with histrionic personalities. If they take their performances seriously, they might end up being thrown in as cannon fodder at any time.

Moreover, these two people may be acting, but they are fully aware of their own interests and goals, and they will not let "playing" interfere with anything in the slightest.

"I think at least on this matter, our goals should be aligned," Wu Shi said with a hint of amusement. And for the first time, these two truly looked him in the eye, their gazes filled with undisguised indifference and mockery.

"I hope the person you're talking about is as interesting as you say, otherwise we've been playing house with you for so long and we've really lost out." This time, the other person didn't refute, with a similar indifferent expression on their face.

Wu Shi thought, "This expression feels strangely familiar. I wonder what the outcome will be for these two people who share such similar thoughts?"

"I definitely won't let you down." I hope you won't let me down either.

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"What's wrong?" Clarence keenly sensed that his friend paused, as if he were remotely perceiving something.

They have successfully led the team across the middle line, and the next step is to cross the finish line of the upper section. They have almost collected the serial numbers of their main team, and are only missing number 23 and number 7.

The number of duplicate auxiliary teams has grown to a considerable size, but so far no one has proposed breaking away from the teams to form their own groups. Jiang Hui knows it's because it's not the right time yet.

Fixed axis at southwest latitude 32°... straight-line distance 16.97 km, horizontal line at 67.5°... distance 18.54 km, target index locked.
"The tough battle is coming," Jiang Hui said softly, withdrawing his gaze.

Clarence glanced sideways, because in his memory this person rarely spoke like that. When she also spoke frankly about troublesome matters, it would indeed be quite a challenge.

What kind of enemy could it be?

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"I didn't expect them to have noticed it in advance. Their composure is truly remarkable."

Because the two groups were about to clash at the midline, people at the viewing platform had already adjusted their angles to watch what kind of battle the two groups would engage in.

The two sides projected onto the 3D screen seemed to be aware of the approaching enemy, which surprised the instructors watching.

Jiang Hui's side is progressing quite smoothly. The advantage of having a trusted friend as the team's second-in-command has been evident from the start. The two understand each other perfectly; when they are enemies, they can directly attack each other's weaknesses, and when they are partners, their teamwork is excessively good.

Although the two sometimes have different ideas, as long as Jiang Hui takes the lead, Clarence can usually cooperate to carry out the second half quite perfectly, and also fill in any gaps.

Oh, Jiang Hui's team has already begun to set up their formation.

Oh, they began to precisely adjust their formation to defend against the enemy's anticipated movements.

Oh, they've already led a large force to ambush the enemy at a safe distance, just waiting for them to come to them.

Everything seemed so well-organized, showing that the leader in charge had a good sense of rhythm and a good understanding with his subordinates. This effective coordination was key to their success. If they could maintain this level of efficiency, they could respond well even if the enemy attacked immediately.

So what about the enemy? What are their enemies doing all the time?
Holden and Avery, along with that somewhat interesting Wu Shi, started arguing again for some unknown reason. Many instructors looked on with expressions that were hard to describe.

It's clear these three are really at odds, finding each other extremely annoying. Even though they know a formidable enemy is ahead, they still seem completely unconcerned; it's hard to say whether they're overconfident or arrogant.

What are you guys doing?! You don't have to be this individualistic, do you? Do you know what it's called if you continue this behavior? Feeding the enemy kills, feeding them kills, you know? Get serious!
P.S.: Another imaginary enemy has inexplicably joined the fray.

Jiang Hui herself: ? ? ?