The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 293 Demonstration (Part 1)

Then the other person seemed to cheer excitedly, said thank you loudly, and turned to leave.

After a while, the other person's voice came from the same angle and direction again, sounding anxious: "Jiang, I've searched, but I can't find the coccyx you mentioned. Is the coccyx you're talking about the tail? But I haven't found any structure that looks like a tail. This is clearly an ordinary humanoid mecha."

She didn't even know what a coccyx was... Did they not have this concept in interstellar space? Come to think of it, it seems so; she had almost never heard of such a concept here.

Has even traditional Chinese medicine declined in this world? Even such marginal terms are no longer in use. Jiang Hui felt a strange sense of loss, though she couldn't explain why.

She thought for a moment, then simply instructed the other person to stand facing her, providing a rough height and angle for her to project her mental energy. If she couldn't get the timing right, she could just search nearby similar locations; the switch was quite obvious. The students in Class Two generally had high levels of mental energy, so they should be able to find it easily.

There's nothing we can do if we really can't find her. After all, she's only been working with real mechs for a short time, so she's hardly qualified to give expert advice; she can only offer general suggestions. Whether the other person can follow through depends on her own efforts.

Before her classmate could produce his results, Jiang Hui heard Stark instructing her to close the hatch. She immediately complied and exited the boarding sensor module.

The rear hatch slowly closed in front of her, and darkness gradually swallowed up all the light in front of her.

But just as the last ray of light slipped away from Jiang Hui's feet, the silent and dark cabin suddenly lit up with a soft blue light, taking her into another world.

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The students of Class Two naturally saw Jiang Hui successfully board the mech. At this moment, whether they had taken their spots early but didn't know where to start, or were still hesitating about which mech to choose, they were all looking at the mech on their right.

Ordinary students naturally exclaimed in admiration, "As expected of Jiang Hui!"

While everyone was still debating which mech to choose, the other party had already boarded the cabin first.

Seeing Jiang Hui's extremely impressive entrance, everyone was naturally eager to experience it for themselves.

Of course, there were also students who had prior exposure to the history of mecha. Some of them might have simply been taken by their families to experience the cockpit firsthand, so they hadn't noticed details like boarding and were now at a loss. Others knew a little, but since the cockpit opening locations varied between different mechas, they naturally couldn't find it so quickly.

Seeing that Jiang Hui had taken the lead again, they were all spurred on by their competitive spirit and tried even harder to catch up.

Only that classmate Man from before. She happened to be sitting quite close to Jiang Hui, and saw that Jiang Hui had succeeded right in front of her, so she couldn't help but ask directly.

She was actually taking a gamble. After all, based on her interactions with him over the past few days, she felt that Jiang Hui wasn't a bad person at heart. If she asked directly, he might respond.

Sure enough, when she asked, the person answered in great detail. And when she asked again before she understood, the person patiently provided an even more detailed solution.

Even Stark's homeroom teacher probably couldn't have explained things in such detail. Because, given their personalities, they're more likely to be called useless in front of their faces.

Speaking of this, Man couldn't help but feel like crying. Captain Stark was the harshest teacher she had ever encountered in her ten years of schooling. Even a brilliant and impeccable person like Jiang Hui was criticized as if he were worthless. Listening to him, she felt sorry for him and worried that Jiang Hui would be hurt. Unexpectedly, he didn't seem to care at all and calmly accepted all the criticism.

As expected, those who come in first place are truly different...

However, perhaps because of this, none of the students in Class Two harbored any illusions. No one was complacent about their small achievement in the orienteering race anymore. After all, even Jiang Hui, who had become complacent after winning so much, had been criticized like this. What right did they have to be complacent?

Although this student, Jiang, is a bit aloof and doesn't talk much, her patience almost brought Man to tears. Good heavens, Jiang, I'm sticking with you from now on; you're just too reliable…

Following the other party's second instruction, she quickly found the right spot and successfully boarded the rear cabin door. Although this boarding process seemed slightly different from Jiang Hui's, not as cool as she had imagined, and the steps were a bit too lively, or uneven and uncoordinated, she still managed to board in the end.

Of course, everyone present was a student with exceptional mental strength and hearing, and many of them heard the conversation between Jiang Hui and Man.

Upon hearing this, these people quickly found their seats even faster than Man and boarded the plane, though each person boarded in a different way.

Some people, like Jiang Hui, struggle to control the steps; some are twisted and wobbly, and they risk falling halfway down. Others climb flat, smooth slopes, making them difficult to ascend and resulting in a rather disheveled appearance at the top. Still others are more audacious, climbing directly to the top of the aircraft and jumping into the cabin.

In fact, these so-called boarding methods all depend on the manifestation of an individual's mental power, because the mech extracts their mental power and simulates it according to mental energy waves. The final effect is actually shaped by their subconscious.

If there was a third group of students present, it would probably be Clarence.

Young people, full of youthful vigor, are mostly willing to try new things, even in activities that lack competition, there's still a hint of urgency. Of course, there are also those like Jiang Hui, who are confident and simply walk their own path without rushing.

Clarence, on the other hand, was a complete third-party observer. He remained hidden among the crowd, neither rushing to choose a mecha nor boarding the cockpit, intentionally concealing his presence to observe and scrutinize the words and actions of every classmate.

He took in the personality traits, style, and abilities of each person.

After most people had entered their mechs, they selected an empty one and nimbly entered the rear hatch.

Those who were left were truly clueless. As they watched others find the rear cabin door and board the plane one by one, they gradually became anxious.

Stark took in everyone's performance, nodded slightly, and then smoothly waved his hand. The dozen or so students who were still struggling were suddenly sucked into the rear hatch, which closed immediately afterward—the whole process taking less than a second.

Everyone went inside.

The next moment, Stark also appeared inside a standard mech with the same structure, and the practical training class officially began.

(End of this chapter)