The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 10 Interstellar World (Part 2)

Having had his worldview utterly shattered by the interstellar people and their technology, Jiang Hui was at a loss for words, and to whom to speak. So he could only swallow his shock.

"Alright, everything's fine here. You should be able to complete the discharge procedures this afternoon. If it's inconvenient for you, you can stay another night, but I suggest you go back to your original place, as this part is beyond the scope of medical insurance coverage."

"You can resume your normal diet today. Lunch will be served at the restaurant, which is included in today's expenses. After lunch, someone will bring you a sedative, and then you can pack up and prepare to leave the hospital."

The hospitalization process in this interstellar era sounds incredibly efficient and fast. There's no waiting in line for treatment; once a problem is diagnosed, treatment begins immediately, and once cured, patients are told they can leave without a break... It's clear there's no intention to keep anyone there.

Although Jiang Hui felt it might be a bit too fast, she was ultimately more concerned about the original owner of the body, so she didn't mind. She agreed to whatever Carlette said, appearing very cooperative.

Seeing that Jiang Hui had listened attentively, the other party ended the consultation with satisfaction, then politely said goodbye to Jiang Hui, shook hands, and left.

After the other person completely left the ward, Jiang Hui's shoulders slumped instantly. Although the hospital gown she was wearing was very thin, it felt as if a heavy weight was pressing down on her shoulders, making it difficult for her to move.

"Sigh... what am I going to do about this mess?" She lay on her back on the hospital bed, staring blankly at the ceiling.

After a long silence, she finally let out a long sigh, then suddenly called out, "Jiang Hui."

"Jiang Hui—" Are you still inside my body?

But no one answered for a long time.

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It wasn't until he left the indoors and went outdoors, seeing the world outside, that Jiang Hui realized what the interstellar world truly meant.

Jiang Hui was just an ordinary person on Earth. She was an average student and later chose humanities, which meant she was completely cut off from scientific disciplines. After leaving university and entering the workforce, she had even less opportunity to study these areas.

However, the human instinct to explore astronomy and the unknown universe is innate.

For a while, she really enjoyed watching various space exploration programs or exploring those little-known cosmic secrets.

She had wondered back then that the sky they saw on Earth was like this because of the layout of the solar system. But what if humanoid life existed on other planets in other star systems? How different would their skies be?

Of course, given her limited knowledge at the time, she could only imagine it; she couldn't possibly visualize a concrete scene in a systematic way.

But now she can experience this difference directly and tangibly without having to imagine it.

Standing on the ground, she could see a huge planet "suspended" in mid-air when she looked up. It seemed extremely close to the ground, with a smooth surface that emitted a soft, shimmering light—not very bright, but giving the impression of a very luminous atmosphere. The surrounding light sources all seemed to have a very similar feel to this light, leading her to suspect that the entire planet beneath her feet was being illuminated by this near-Earth planet.

There are several other planets with a similar three-dimensional feel, but none of them are as large as the first one. From the ground, they are about the size of a plate, and their appearances vary.

Besides these planets that can be seen with the naked eye, the sky is scattered with hundreds of millions of stars, and the star field extends far and wide, too many to count.

Jiang Hui, a country bumpkin who had never seen such a scene before, almost collapsed in fear when he came out and took one look.

What is this? This looks like a scene from a movie where a planet crashes... Don't the people who live on this planet every day feel a sense of fear towards such a huge object?

That's true. They were born here and have been used to it since childhood. To them, these planetary landscapes are like the sun, moon, and stars to humans.

This is just the view of this Xuan-level planet. What about Tian-level and Di-level planets? Or the main planets of the inner star system at the next higher level, measured by the sixty Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches? Or even higher, in the central star region... It's hard to imagine how vast the sky is as seen by interstellar beings.

Alas, the vast universe that the people of Earth once pursued is probably nothing more than this. Unexpectedly, she, who has little thirst for scientific truth, has had the opportunity to see it; life is truly unpredictable.

But now that she has seen the sky of another world, is it still possible for her to return to the land she was born and raised in? ... The possibility is probably extremely slim.

After calming her extremely melancholy mood, Jiang Hui composed herself and headed towards the restaurant.

The district's medium-sized hospital is an integrated facility, with all departments housed in a single building. Green spaces and activity rooms are also located within the open areas of the high-rise, while the basement is used to park vehicles such as hovercraft. This aligns perfectly with the future trend of saving land resources, condensing a hospital area that might have previously required tens of hectares into a single high-rise.

Some specialized departments even have dedicated elevators to ensure an absolutely quiet and safe environment for patients. However, the surgical ward where Jiang Hui works is a ward for mild cases, separate from the former, so she hasn't had the chance to experience it yet, nor does she really want to in the future.

The cafeteria for patients with mild symptoms is on the twentieth floor or so; you can just take the elevator up, which is no different from what you'd find on Earth. However, there are still some differences—

The elevator was large, cylindrical in shape, and its overall structure was filled with heavy metal elements. Through layers of transparent glass, one could see planets rotating in the sky, giving it a strange and mysterious feel to Jiang Hui, a modern person.

Moreover, it's not just the scenery that's different, but also the people. The humans in the interstellar world are actually not much different from the humans on Earth. They have similar facial features. There are Caucasian-like people with high eyes and deep noses, Mongoloid-like people with classical and gentle features, and Negroid people with dark skin... However, no matter which type, they are all much taller and more handsome than the humans on Earth, looking as if their genes have been significantly optimized.

Perhaps it was because he knew in his heart that they were interstellar beings, while he was just a wisp of soul drifting from a blue planet countless light-years away, that he always had an inexplicable sense of guilt.

Their clothes were also different from those on Earth, feeling more diverse, high-end, and futuristic, but not the kind of intimate and exotic clothing they had imagined; they were more like those worn by Earth people.

Because they came in later, and they were all tall and strong, Jiang Hui had to step back to make room for them.

(End of this chapter)