The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 413 Caught
"I'm sorry." He bowed slightly, not even glancing at the sneers on the other people's faces, and turned to leave.

"and many more!"

What are you doing now?!

This time, the voice changed to a woman's voice, which had a weak and lukewarm quality, and also seemed somewhat nonchalant.

Herrera's fear had subsided considerably in that instant, but the shame and anger from being forced to apologize, coupled with these repeated obstructions, caused his anger to rekindle.

He turned his head angrily, but failed to notice that the people on the path had suddenly quieted down. It wasn't the oppressive silence from before, but rather the involuntary stillness of small animals upon seeing their leader.

“Classmate, I’ve had to call you quite a bit.” Jiang Hui carefully observed the changes on the other person’s face, and only felt slightly relieved when he saw the other person’s face suddenly turn pale.

This guy was allowed to say whatever he wanted, labeling others as he pleased, just for the sake of momentary verbal gratification. And now the teacher has caught him red-handed.

She was angry too, and was planning to give him a piece of her mind, but then she suddenly received a text message from Carlo saying that he had seen them.

The word "们" is quite subtle. Could it be that the person was actually there?

Jiang Hui looked around but didn't see anyone. This was a flat road; if someone could see her, they couldn't be far away. The other person must be nearby.
This calmed her anger slightly, and she wanted to see what else this guy could say. Sure enough, he showed no remorse whatsoever, and even when his companion realized something was wrong and tried to persuade him, he showed no remorse. Jiang Hui didn't know whether to laugh at his arrogance or be angry at his ignorance. Well, she thought she could also gloat a little—when she discovered that someone had suddenly appeared from some unknown corner and was standing next to her.

Herrera never expected that his little outburst of emotion would cause such a big problem. Not only did he lose face in front of his classmates and even the entire school, but he was also caught red-handed by the teacher.

Although he had considered it and had some concerns, his inner rage ultimately overcame his rational hesitation, leading to the current outcome.

He regretted it and felt remorse, but it was all in vain.

"My friend, in the very beginning, people created mechs to give humanity a place in the vast universe. Later, they were used to equip warriors fighting on the battlefield with protection. The ultimate goal is to fight for the glory of humanity, which is why mech pilots exist."

“No mech pilot disrespects a warrior, and a mech pilot who doesn’t know how to respect a warrior can never become a true mech pilot. If you understand this, you should apologize for your past rudeness. Now go inside and start the lesson. Stop causing trouble.” Carlo said coldly to the somewhat timid person, ignoring the other person’s suddenly pale face as he turned to look at Jiang Hui.

"Hey, you're here, why aren't you going in? Why are you wasting time here?" Carlo frowned slightly and said to the girl. His words reached Herrera's ears again, who was being dragged towards the classroom by her classmates, and she was even more unsteady on her feet.

"It hasn't been long," Jiang Hui tried to explain.

"Alright, let's not talk about this anymore. What happened to you?" Why do you look so much thinner than last time? It hasn't been long since they last met.

Jiang Hui: Is she really that thin? Why is that everyone's first reaction? Looks like I really need to go to the infirmary right after class.

"You need to rest. You're still young; you can learn gradually later." The other person, probably misunderstanding something, continued earnestly, "If you really can't handle it, you can transfer here. I can help you apply to the school." Here? Which way? Is this some kind of poaching?!
Hillman and the others felt increasingly uneasy as they listened, especially at the last sentence, which sounded almost like a lie, leaving them speechless.

Jiang Hui was somewhat amused and exasperated: "Professor Carlo, I won't."

Hillman swiftly grabbed Jiang Hui's hand: "Wow, only one minute left, we're going to miss the clock-in. Hui, let's hurry, or there won't be any seats left!" Without waiting for Jiang Hui to finish her sentence, he grabbed her and ran towards the classroom.

Huan Xian leisurely followed, then put his arm around Jiang Hui and the other person's shoulders, signaling the two running people not to go in the wrong direction.

Clarence glanced at Carlo somewhat awkwardly, politely said goodbye, and quickly retreated.

“Professor Carlo, the bell has rung. You should go to class now. See you later—” Hillman’s voice echoed from afar, sounding like he was trying to mend the fence after the sheep were lost.

Zhou Xiuwen and the three from the Logistics Department looked at Carlo somewhat awkwardly, still thinking about the class attendance. They all politely said goodbye to the teacher and went into the classroom one by one.

"What do you mean, 'see you later'? You little brats are here to see him, aren't you?" Carlo was amused by Hillman's rambling and nonsensical remarks, but he wasn't annoyed. He just sighed helplessly.

Well, he really should go to class now. As for... we'll talk about it next time; there will always be another opportunity.
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"You could at least let me finish speaking. What kind of behavior is it to just run off like this?" Jiang Hui said helplessly, and could only type an apology text message and send it to Carlo's personal computer.

Fortunately, based on her understanding of the other person, she knew he wouldn't get angry over something so trivial, but Hillman's actions were far too reckless.

This time it was Carlo, but what if someone else offends someone next time? Jiang Hui didn't really care about this, but she still felt it was necessary to teach the kid a lesson.

"How can you do this? Even teachers can't just poach people like that. You're doing so well in the combat individual department, don't go to the mecha department. If everyone in the mecha department is as barbaric and unreasonable as those guys from earlier, you'll be bullied to death!" Hillman said, sounding aggrieved.

"Not everyone is like that. Who do you think can bully me?" Jiang Hui was somewhat speechless.

"Hey, so you really want to change your major? Can't you not?" Hillman said with a bitter face.

"I haven't decided yet, and it might take a year." Jiang Hui felt that the other person was acting like a child, impulsively thinking things through, and inexplicably had developed a "fledgling" mentality towards her. She felt that she still needed to have a proper conversation with the other person about this matter: "Hillman, why are you so against me changing my major?"

"Is there anything I can do to help you with in the combat individual soldier department? You can just tell me. You're my friend, and I'll do my best to help you," Jiang Hui said.

The other person seemed a little ashamed: "No, no, don't worry about me, I was just being willful. Jiang, just choose the major you want." He didn't dare to say that he just wanted to get closer to Jiang Hui, his friend, and the thought made him feel ashamed.

(End of this chapter)