The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 127 Accusing First

Jiang Hui felt that she had fainted quite a few times since she became aware of heart palpitations, but she had never fainted so strangely before.

Even in her sleep, she could feel a surge of anger rising and churning in her chest. The surrounding environment was filled with a buzzing sound, as if many people were talking. Bright light shone on her tightly closed eyelids, stinging her delicate eyeballs.

"Aren't you awake yet?"

"Go quickly and fetch Chief Therapist Lu from the medical department."

"Come on, help me support her. Her internal organs are injured, and it will be even more uncomfortable for her to lie down."

"Where's Stark's class advisor? Has he replied?"

"They're back at school and on their way here—"

Jiang Hui felt someone pry open her mouth, and a cool liquid entered her stomach, which relieved her weakness and agitation quite a bit, but the chaotic energy in her body did not calm down so easily.

She heard that familiar voice calling softly in her ear and gradually regained consciousness.

Jiang Hui opened her eyes and saw a place that looked like a conference room, which seemed somewhat familiar.

She had just woken up, her mind was a complete mess, the agonizing feeling inside her body showed no signs of dissipating, she was in a daze, her head was buzzing, and naturally, she couldn't see things clearly.

After a long time, all I could see was a blurry blur, and there seemed to be many people in my field of vision, talking incoherently.

She was in the same direction as him, and the person supporting her from behind had a steady hand and a calm demeanor, giving people a strong sense of confidence.

"Jiang... Jiang Hui!" Someone was calling her name.

Jiang Hui struggled to open her eyes, trying to see clearly who was calling her.

"They've all gone mad from the fever. I don't think we can get any answers tonight. We might as well send them back first; there's no other way." Someone said angrily, seemingly trying to persuade a stubborn group.

Then came another burst of noise. She couldn't tell what they were arguing about, and the noise irritated Jiang Hui, making her even more determined to open her eyes and see what was going on. Didn't these people get annoyed themselves?

"Awake? You're awake." Someone gently patted her face, as if checking her temperature by moving down to her forehead.

Strangely, the noise from the previous commotion had kept her awake, but the cool touch of her palm suddenly cleared her mind, and she woke up.

The first thing that catches the eye is Principal Jason's face, and next to him is Teacher Duan, whom I've met once before.

The other person looked different now than when they first met; his face was solemn, but his gaze softened slightly as he looked at her. He scrutinized Jiang Hui, as if assessing something, then smiled slightly and said, "Jiang, we meet again."

Damn it, we meet again.

Jiang Hui imagined the expression on her face must be indescribable. Honestly, she really didn't want to meet the principal this way. After all that commotion, even the most dazed person would have snapped back to reality. In the brief moment she regained consciousness, Jiang Hui had already pieced together everything that had happened before she fainted and quickly analyzed the current situation. "Do you remember anything? What happened before you fainted?"

"I remember now," Jiang Hui said calmly.

She remembered something: she was running well on the training field when some random guy suddenly appeared and ambushed her, kicking her twice in the groin. This made her furious, and she decided to give him a good beating.

Ah... it was actually quite satisfying. Jiang Hui, who had been a model student all his life on Earth, never imagined that beating someone up would feel like this. While it might not be inherently a joyful experience, the thought that he was taking revenge made the feeling of satisfaction skyrocket.

But she's also quite annoyed now, because she's starting to regret not throwing a few more punches while she was still sober, so that her opponent would know what happens to attackers.

"Although I don't want to trouble someone as injured as you, there are some things that you might need to explain, Jiang. Otherwise, I might have to step down when you see the principal next time." The other person said, half-jokingly, with a hint of self-deprecation in their tone.

That serious?! Jiang Hui turned her head slightly and saw that the person supporting her from behind was Downstar, which made her feel a little safer.

Judging from the scene and the still chaotic mental energy within her, it's estimated that not much time has passed since she fainted. Logically, she should be recuperating in the medical department or even a hospital offline, so the fact that she's being held here, surrounded by a room full of familiar and unfamiliar people, suggests there must be something going on.

As for the reason? Jiang Hui's gaze naturally fell on the person lying on the sofa opposite.

No, she couldn't control herself when she saw that bastard.

Even though she couldn't see clearly who attacked her or what they looked like in the darkness, now she only needed to look at their legs and face to identify them.

Looking at the broken leg wrapped in layers of gauze and the face swollen like a pig's head, Jiang Hui was certain that this bastard had ambushed her. How dare he come back—

She glanced at a middle-aged man in casual clothes standing next to the other person. He looked at the person on the sofa and was clearly very distressed. She guessed that he was the other person's parent.

Besides the people mentioned earlier, including the medic Lu Jin, there was another man in military uniform in the room. He was very tall and looked quite dashing. He wore the same uniform as Stark, and his rank seemed to be the same as well, but he looked unfamiliar. He was standing on the other side.

The parties involved are all present, including both sides, relevant third parties, and intermediaries. It seems this is going to be a tough "war".

But Jiang Hui felt no fear whatsoever. She had just thought about it and decided that an eye for an eye would be too lenient on that guy. She wanted to see which scoundrel was so shameless as to have to find someone to kick him for no reason, and even resort to such a despicable method as a sneak attack.

"Did you beat my son like this?" The middle-aged man, clearly having endured for a long time, couldn't wait to interrogate Jiang Hui, the person involved, now that she had finally woken up. His tone was extremely harsh, obviously convinced she was the culprit. However…

—It was indeed her who hit him. But the other party completely misunderstood the whole story.

"It was me who hit him," Jiang Hui said through gritted teeth. "It was him. If I hadn't fainted so quickly, I might have broken his other leg too."

As if they had already obtained a confession, the other party stopped arguing with Jiang Hui and immediately said to the principal standing to the side, "Principal, you see, this student herself admitted that she beat my son like this. And she's still so arrogant? Look at the students in your school. If they are all so disrespectful, vicious, and cruel, how can I entrust my child to your school? You have to give us an explanation for this."

(End of this chapter)