The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 809 Secretly assassinating Chen Cang
What is Jiang Hui doing?
In fact, she wasn't very involved in this "battle".

Contrary to the expectations of the enemy, or rather, most people in the room, Jiang Hui did not choose to step forward. In fact, she adopted a relatively "avoidant" attitude in the face of the aggressive enemy.

She arranged her troops into a formation mainly composed of guerrilla units, adjusted the formation based on the perceived strength distribution of the enemy, and devised hundreds of contingency plans based on predictions of various possible changes in the battle line. Multiple preparations—of course, not for the purpose of fighting to the death with the enemy.

The essence of this test is a label-tearing game, with bare-handed combat as the main form of fighting. While the sheer number of participants can indeed amplify the effect, clashes between the two sides will inevitably result in casualties, which is unavoidable.

But Jiang Hui's goal has always been to get her people to their destination as quickly as possible, so a meat grinder-like fighting style is meaningless to her.

However, the enemy was clearly relentlessly pursuing them, trying to force them into a group battle. While Jiang Hui's team could certainly put up a fight with its numbers, its composition was complex and its stability was lacking. Even if they didn't lose to such a powerful team, the final outcome would certainly not be good, and they might even find themselves in a worse situation.

To avoid any unforeseen events at this crucial juncture, Jiang Hui, after a moment's thought, ordered Clarence to lead his men away first, while he stayed behind to act as bait.

But if that's the case, it's impossible to assume that Jiang Hui would honestly engage in a 1v1 duel with his enemy.

She was willing to risk splitting her forces for the greater good, so she wouldn't stay here and let herself be sent to deliver food for nothing.

Regardless of what Jiang Hui is really planning, her enemies clearly have their own intentions as well.

"This is the interesting enemy you were talking about? Not so great." Holden said to the people behind him in between, casually taking down a few hotheads who rushed at him.

“You need to be patient.” Wu Shi replied, somewhat speechless. To be honest, this young master sometimes really doesn’t know his place.

The enemy was right in front of him, and the situation was unclear, yet he was still thinking about playing games, whether they were fun or not, completely focused on his own amusement.

What's worse, this person genuinely possesses the power to be capricious. And he's the kind of "terrorist" who would actually overturn the entire table if he didn't get the enjoyment he expected. So, despite some annoyance and resentment, Wu Shi still had to spare some time to say something to calm him down.

"That Avery guy said he could turn back immediately, but he's so slow. Has he still not found his target after all this time?" Someone quickly shifted their attention, spotting a figure in the chaotic crowd.

Of course! The "target" Holden mentioned so casually was that person. Wu Shi thought to himself.

So many talented guys in the unified recruitment program have all failed and been defeated by that person.

If it really was that person, this battle could never have ended so easily—in short, it couldn't have been resolved as easily as these two young masters had imagined. It was only after Wu Shi had come into close contact with him that he truly realized that the other party was not an opponent in the conventional sense, but a "variable" that could not be measured by common sense.

That's why he's so unwilling to accept defeat, and that's why he's here today. It's not for anything else—but to turn the tide in this new game.

"Hey, even though we're barely on the same page right now, I still feel your inexplicable arrogance towards us." The person behind us said in a low voice, still carrying a hint of mockery, but suddenly turned cold, with the arrogance unique to those in a superior position, looking probingly at this companion who had been regarded as a useful tool all along.

"You keep talking about cooperation, but you never look at us. Who are you looking at?" Wu Shi lowered his head, his cold gaze on her carrying a strong scrutinizing meaning. Her heart sank slightly, knowing that this guy's problem had surfaced again.

If he didn't answer well, he had no doubt that the other party might immediately stab him in the back and force him to leave the stage—this was no joke.

The young man suppressed the twitching between his eyebrows, licked his upper lip, and said, "Don't you guys not care about this either?" He clearly had a more appropriate response, and he clearly sensed the other party's surging and uncontrollable madness, but all the words he had prepared were too tired to come out. In the end, he could only stammer out this reply that sounded more like a provocation.

Just when Wu Shi thought he was about to end the game so hastily, the other party was no normal person either. After hearing this, he remained silent for a moment and seemed to have actually accepted this absurd statement. In the end, he just gave a light chuckle, which was taken as tacit agreement.

So, things have stabilized again?

That damn crazy lunatic keeps doing this all the time. How did I even muster the courage to cooperate with these two ticking time bombs?! And—

Avery went to scout things out, shouldn't he have some news by now? Why haven't we heard anything back yet?
As if in response to his thoughts, the message brought back by the returning team members caused a slight change in their expressions.

The two exchanged a glance. Something was wrong.

Although he didn't want to admit it, Avery was indeed the most physically capable of the three. His talent and ability determined his potential, a fact that even Holden had to acknowledge, which is why he was the one to clear the way first.

Without a doubt, Ivan Avery's physical and mental strength levels are among the best in this year's students, and ordinary students simply cannot withstand his overwhelming power.

Therefore, the enemies encountered earlier were basically scattered after only a few rounds. If their leader had been even less capable and had been killed, the entire team would likely have been scattered as well.

The predator at the top of the food chain thought it was indifferent to the thorns right in front of it.

Little did they know that the thorns on the surface were merely a flashy decoration, used only to conceal the truly dangerous swamp beneath.

Sensing two more unfamiliar auras rushing into the pre-selected area within the central battlefield, Jiang Hui breathed a slight sigh of relief. They were finally inside. She had been worried she wouldn't even be able to complete the first step, wondering if she should risk personally leading them in. Fortunately, everyone had cooperated quite well.

So she didn't hold back and directly closed the net.

Upon receiving a slight movement from the main spiritual thread connecting them not far away, the members who had been pre-arranged and buried at various stake points instantly felt a stirring in their hearts, knowing that the time had come.

Now they stopped hiding and, as agreed beforehand, chose the route that was easiest for them to use to attack instantly.

All the "hidden stakes" appeared in an instant, and Jiang Hui, the main core driving point, also emerged from the blind spot blocked by the mental energy network. She no longer needed to hide.

Because secretly crossing the Chencang pass was just a process; her real purpose was to borrow arrows with straw boats.