The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 130 Evidence
They even used words like "evidence".

A normal victim's parent wouldn't say such things. Their focus would be solely on seeking justice for their child, while this person created an exaggerated atmosphere from beginning to end, making them seem unwise and even causing one to become impatient and argue with them.

But now that I think about it carefully, isn't this just blurring the line of sight? The other party may want people not to focus too much on the event itself, so they intentionally created this chaos to keep them busy dealing with this kind of harassment.

Now they've finally slipped up, and instead of covering for Jiang Hui, they immediately claim there's no surveillance footage and no evidence. So... is the other side's current focus simply on the lack of evidence?

There's no evidence, what evidence... Is the evidence that his son is the one who did the wrong thing?
Jiang Hui knew that her thoughts were too pessimistic, always thinking the worst of people. But she had to make plans for herself, because other people had parents to stand up for them, while she didn't—neither in this life nor the last.

When she was young, she was considered a well-behaved student in school, never causing trouble or having her parents called in. But there were many students like that in school, and the reasons for their actions were all sorts of bizarre and varied, with strange and unusual details. Every time, these incidents would be circulated by those with ulterior motives, becoming a hot topic at school.

Therefore, she had heard of quite a few conflicts between parents and schools. Of course, most people are ordinary people living ordinary lives, with a certain level of education, and follow the rules of society. When conflicts arise between children at school, it is relatively easy for them to cooperate in resolving them.

However, a small number of parents may hold outdated views due to their social standing or have a distorted understanding of the responsibilities of schools and teachers, making them less cooperative in handling matters. Of course, there are also cases where schools are more powerful and oppress students' parents. Clearly, the current situation falls into the former category.

“Mr. Carl, you seem quite excited…” someone suddenly said with a playful smile. The speaker didn’t seem to be on either side of the heated argument.

It was Captain Zou, who had been nothing more than a background figure ever since he came in.

Although the other party could be considered a person involved in this incident, as he was an officer in charge of arranging campus patrols, a school this large couldn't possibly cover every aspect. Ultimately, when problems arose, it was still up to him, the person in charge, to step in.

The other party seemingly pointed out Mr. Carl's flaw unintentionally. Although it was not a proper interrogation, it successfully drew everyone's attention to this side.

No one present was a fool; they were just too annoyed by this person's antics. But this act of feigning ignorance would eventually be exposed if used too many times. Sometimes people simply choose not to notice, not that they can't.

But now they are indeed in a dilemma. It's hard to tell who is telling the truth, and it's difficult to get the shameless father and son to reveal themselves.

"I think we should report this to the Inspection Bureau." "Inspection Bureau."

Two voices rang out simultaneously, one from Mr. Carl to the other from Captain Zou Yi.

The former seemed quite self-righteous and fearless, while the latter had an expression as if watching a spectacle.

"No need." "No need."

These were two voices that spoke simultaneously. The former was Jiang Hui, and the latter was Stark.

The two exchanged surprised glances, clearly not expecting the other to speak up at this moment. How could Jiang Hui possibly agree to report this to the Interstellar Patrol Bureau? She wasn't very familiar with much else about interstellar travel, but there were some things she knew more about than many of her peers in the interstellar world.

Jiang Hui is an ordinary person, that's true, but she's a ruthless person who read the entire "Protection Law for Incompletely Awakened" book. She originally read it to better understand the rules and laws of interstellar space, but unexpectedly, it's now found a new use for her.

Therefore, she also knew that if she reported a situation like theirs, given that both parties were not fully awakened, the authorities would likely advise them to resolve the matter themselves. Furthermore, if handled improperly, it could even put her in a disadvantageous position, such as being judged for excessive self-defense and required to compensate the other party for part of their medical expenses.

Neither the former nor the latter was what Jiang Hui wanted. Did this guy think he could get away with something like this by getting a beating? He even tried to scam her out of medical expenses, which she hadn't even asked for yet.

The surveillance system was faulty, but that didn't matter; she had a plan. Luckily, she had a backup plan. But what about Stark, the homeroom teacher? Had he also read the Act Protecting the Incompletely Awakened...?

Jiang Hui turned her head to look at the person behind her, only to be met with a rather serious, almost obstructive, gaze.

The next moment she heard her homeroom teacher say to the principal in a sincere voice, "There's no need to trouble the inspection bureau. If you need evidence, we have it ready."

This left not only the others dumbfounded, but also Jiang Hui.

But she hadn't told anyone else about this... Could it be that Stark's eyesight was so sharp that he could spot a miniature recording device? She had it tucked into her button; she wouldn't even notice it unless she fastened it carefully.

"W-what?" Karl and his son seemed to show surprise and panic for a moment, then their breathing became unsteady as if they had thought of something: "If you have it, why don't you take it out quickly? What is this bluff? Who knows if you two, teacher and student, planned this together?"

Stark didn't even look at her, as if Lazy Fish was talking to the other person. He just glanced at Jiang Hui and pointed to the area around her neckline.

She had actually thought the other party knew she had hidden a miniature recording device. But the angle of the movement didn't seem right. At her neckline... all she had inside her neckline was a necklace-shaped storage button.

Jiang Hui was truly confused now. With a hint of suspicion, she took off the necklace and picked it up as the other person nodded silently.

Stark took Jiang Hui's necklace and said to Principal Jason's people, "This space button has a specially made molecular particle sensor that can simulate images, sounds, energy flows, and even smells within a range of 100 meters."

Jiang Hui: ...What? What is this? Isn't this just an ordinary spatial necklace? How come she didn't know it had such an awesome function, and the original owner of this body didn't know either?

Stark glanced at Jiang Hui and explained in a deep voice without any hesitation, "I obtained this item from the military's experimental zone seven years ago, and it has a serial number as proof. Moreover, this item is produced by the military and is used for evidence collection in various fields. If we can extract it as evidence, I believe you all have no objections."

(End of this chapter)