The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 418 Answer
After Herrera was reprimanded, many people dispersed, so not many people saw Jiang Hui talking to Carlo. Most probably assumed that Carlo was asking Jiang Hui about what had just happened.

However, being able to establish a connection with this teacher Carlo was an unexpected surprise, and some people were quite envious.

However, Jiang Hui, one of the parties involved, was not so happy, and was even a little frightened.

Professor Carlo… that’s really unfair of you. She was completely unprepared, and with so many mecha students around, how could it be her turn to answer? Besides, the scope is way too broad, isn’t it?
Jiang Hui looked somewhat helpless, but in the end, she stood up with a bitter expression.

“Herrera, she’s next to that group of people from earlier.” Knight’s voice was very low. After all that incident, they had finally learned to keep a low profile to avoid incurring public wrath.

Herrera, however, showed no reaction, seemingly still lost in his thoughts. "Stop talking," he whispered a reminder.

This surprised Knight, who had been by his side for years. He opened his mouth as if to say something, but ultimately kept it silent.

He felt that Herrera seemed to have grown up in an instant.

"Jiang, could you tell us what your thoughts are?"

"Can I not say it?" Jiang Hui thought to herself.

But since they were acquaintances and knew each other's backgrounds, it would be too fake for her to pretend she knew nothing, and it would also go against the other person's wishes.

She didn't need to do that; she'd just stick to the line of thought she'd just come up with. Whether it was right or wrong was no longer her concern.

After all, he was just an ordinary combat individual student. He thought to himself without a care in the world.

Carlo had high expectations for Jiang Hui's answer. He had interacted with the boy for some time and found that the kid's knowledge of mecha was incredibly solid, at least compared to the average level of the previous and next-generation students. He also had some advanced knowledge; the boy had apparently explored some of it according to his own abilities and learned quite well, clearly a gifted individual.

It's a pity the other party went to the combat individual soldier department. Well... he admitted that the other party's performance in the combat individual soldier department was also very good.

After that day, Carlo specifically looked up Jiang Hui's orienteering data and found that the opponent's abilities were very comprehensive and flexible. Therefore, he still stood out in the highly competitive freshman competition and won first place.

This is a young student who would be highly sought after anywhere. Although the student hasn't been enrolled for long, Carlo seems to have already seen a certain potential in him.

Although it was unlikely that she could learn from him, there would always be opportunities if she was willing to learn. Carlo thought of her the moment he started teaching his first large class at Besca Intermediate Academy, and worried that she wouldn't be able to secure a spot, so he reserved it for her in advance.

But... since we're here, we should at least do something to live up to the spot she gave us.

Seeing the other person's somewhat surprised expression, Carlo thought to himself, and then pretended that he was a name drawn from the academic affairs system, and started a conversation as if he did not know the other person.

Unexpectedly, his initial interest gradually faded as he listened, his expression becoming increasingly focused, with thoughtful glances appearing on his face several times. Jiang Hui's explanation was actually quite simple, as she herself wasn't very familiar with one-piece suits, but she had a decent understanding of standard mecha.

She is most familiar with the ordinary humanoid mecha, which is what she used when she started training. She even has an A-level ordinary humanoid mecha right now, so she naturally has no shortage of templates to study this.

She had also studied the hybrid neutral type for a period of time, as a supplementary study to the standard pricing model. This type of mecha structure was indeed much more complex than the standard mecha and the other two, but it was developed comprehensively, and many templates and data were circulating outside. Therefore, it was relatively easy to study; she just lacked field research.

As for the mimicry linear design... it's the type of standard mecha she's least familiar with. This kind of thing isn't very popular in the mecha world; like the conjoined suit, it's a niche design. So, it's hard to imagine how far off this mecha could be if you put these two elements together.

Jiang Hui's understanding of mimicry linearity is limited to theoretical knowledge; he has little practical experience and even little data available for its evolution.

However, based solely on her understanding of these things and combined with Carlo's summary today, Jiang Hui did have some thoughts about the topic the other party had discussed today.

Indeed, as Carlo said, the combination of the mimicry linear design and the one-piece armor is more harmonious and integrated. Moreover, it only involves the fusion of one core, which is much simpler than the hybrid neutral type that requires the fusion of two cores. Yet, Carlo went through all this trouble and chose the combination of the hybrid neutral type and the one-piece armor.

Normally, she should follow Carlo's line of thinking: "If I were him... since I chose the mixed neutral type, it must be the best possible outcome." Then she should start from this point to consider the compatibility between the mixed neutral type and the conjoined armor.

But then Jiang Hui thought again... no, Carlo asked them, 'What would you think if it were you?'

She naturally came along according to her own line of thought, so why would she try to evolve and simulate Carlo's ideas? If she followed the other party's ideas, wouldn't the most perfect work have emerged? The Blazing Fire series before her was the result of the other party's painstaking fusion.

She might as well consider another direction—if the other party really chose the other type over the mimicry linear because there is some defect in the combination of these two, then there must be a problem.

Jiang Hui didn't intend to figure out this problem, because if she could, she would probably only be at Carlo's level. So she simplified her thinking and turned to think about the compatibility between the one-piece armor and the mimicry linear shape.

She then analyzed the feasibility and problems from multiple perspectives based on this line of thinking.

Okay, Jiang Hui admits he was just talking nonsense. But ideas are just that—imaginations. Whether it's the old human society or the current interstellar world, the path of science is built from scratch—it's all about daring to dream.

So she decided to think about it without worry, since she wouldn't lose anything anyway.

Jiang Hui first discussed the possibility of combining the two, including their advantages, possible directions for development, and the extended functionality after combination. Then she discussed the potential obstacles to combining the two and the difficulties in achieving it at the current stage.

The more she spoke, the smoother and more fluent she became. The thoughts that had been stuck and struggling were gradually expanded and extended in this not-too-deep explanation, which actually opened up a shallow path for her.

(End of this chapter)