The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 436 Summary (Part 1)

This was a tension completely different from the last time. When her legs touched the springy ground, Jiang Hui couldn't quite describe the feeling; she felt a mix of emotions.

The protective layer that had been laid out in advance made her series of aerial acrobatic movements seem somewhat superfluous...

"Sizzle—" A sharp, piercing sound came out, making Jiang Hui's teeth ache. She immediately looked over.

Another figure landed beside him, just an arm's length away from Jiang Hui. It was the other person who had been next to the double tracks earlier; he had also come down.

The opponent actually slid down from a vertical section hundreds of meters in the air using only their ten fingers. The tips of the mechs were still smoking from the high temperature. Several of them had their hard surfaces exposed due to excessive friction, revealing the internal structure and mechanical components, which were still sizzling and seemed to be about to burst into flames.

The toe area, which is also the part designed to block the way at the front, is more severely damaged. The metal frame inside has been worn away, revealing the internal parts. It is conceivable that the mecha's feet are subjected to considerable stress.

Yes, why didn't she think of that? Of course, not everyone can do that; it requires incredible braking power and core strength. If you lose your balance even slightly, or if you don't hold on properly, the entire aircraft will immediately crash backward. I wonder who the genius is next door?
The other person was a bit slower than Jiang Hui, and after landing, they also seemed to be looking in her direction. The two people, between the two mechs, were caught in a strange stare, and time seemed to stand still for a moment.

Their inexplicable silence didn't last long. With the sound of several heavy machines landing, the three mechs that had been chasing them from above landed simultaneously, but this time none of them showed any intention of giving chase again.

"Click—" The person inside jumped lightly off the ground from the mech's cockpit.

"Great, that was fantastic. Well done, you all did a great job." The first voice was cheerful and friendly; it was clearly neither Stark's nor the neighbor's.

Although they couldn't see their fellow sufferers next door, the two of them and their mechs really did have a feeling of looking at each other from the bottom of their hearts, and then they both came out of their mechs.

Sure enough, the three homeroom teachers were chasing after them, and the one who had been "racing" with her all the way was Holly from the next class.

Actually, she guessed correctly. Although Jiang Hui had never witnessed the other person's mecha piloting style, she was familiar with Clarence's piloting style. If it wasn't the other person, it was probably someone from the class next door, and she only knew a few people from that class, so she could guess easily.

This warm-up match has now come to an end.

As soon as Stark stepped off the plane, he subtly observed Jiang Hui's condition. She had recently broken through to a higher level of mental strength, and according to Lu Jin, the exertion was considerable; her mental state and mental energy were still somewhat unstable, requiring caution. However, Jiang Hui seemed to be in good condition at the moment, and there shouldn't be any major problems.

The other was a class teacher from a class she had almost no interaction with. The teacher didn't even look at her own students, but gave her a somewhat ambiguous look, as if Jiang Hui were some kind of special, strange creature, making her feel very uncomfortable.

Fortunately, her Uncle Tang was more reliable. He immediately intercepted her gaze, pulled her aside, and asked her a few questions.

Stark's affirmation of her earlier expression, though subtle, was still clear to Jiang Hui, and was considered a very high compliment.

Considering the students who were gradually regaining consciousness, the class advisors did not forget the original purpose of this warm-up class, so they led the two "survivors" towards the main group. Many of the students who had regained consciousness had already come out of the cabin, while some who were unconscious and still unresponsive had their classmates spontaneously organize to rescue them and help them get out of the cabin.

Overall, they are quite united. They fight fiercely, and afterwards they help each other out; they are a good group of young people.

After a warm-up session, the atmosphere among the students in the three classes visibly improved, and they gradually began to interact more, at least much better than before when they were silent and withdrawn. Some of the more outgoing students gathered in twos and threes to discuss their embarrassing moments or talk about a classmate's impressive moves, creating a very harmonious atmosphere.

The most eye-catching ones are, of course, the last two.

Although some of them had been eliminated or forced to stop their actions, they could still see the chaotic battle in the arena if they hadn't fainted. Some of them could even say they watched it from beginning to end, and almost recorded it.

Uh, no, actually someone did record it.

They also did not expect that Zou Yi and his group would infiltrate the mech group and attack them, then beat them down one by one without warning.

It's true that many teammates trip themselves up, but most of them only realize their mistake and try to fight back after a while. However, their abilities are limited, and they quickly fall down. Let alone a single move, one kick from the opponent can sweep away a whole group. In just a few moments, most people are lying on the ground, unable to get up for a long time.

If there are any exceptions, they would probably be the top students.

Although everyone was piloting the same mechs, there was a huge difference between those who learned well and those who didn't. The top few were basically the ones who persevered until the very last to fall.

For example, Mu Kun from Class 1, Clarence from Class 2, and Pavla from Class 3... were all top mecha pilots in their respective classes. The class advisors swept through the rest of the class, but they still took a few jabs at them.

Pavla was on the same team as Jiang Hui, and she was also attacked by Lin Qi's short-range cannon after Jiang Hui. However, she couldn't withstand it and fell.

Mu Kun was dealt with by Stark, while Clarence was sent flying by Zou Yi's kick.

The three homeroom teachers, as if by prior arrangement, took turns targeting each other's students, bringing these kids, who had just been exposed to mechs and were just beginning to experience a bit of exhilaration, back to reality and teaching them that "there are always people more capable than you, and the sky's the limit." Don't actually think that just because you've used a mech and can swing it a couple of times, you truly know how to pilot one.

However, they still made some miscalculations. One was Jiang Hui, who was very flexible, adaptable, and capable of creating "miracles" even when faced with challenges of unusual difficulty. Holly, on the other hand, was a steady and composed player who remained incredibly stable throughout, rising to the challenge against stronger opponents and possessing high resilience under pressure, thus making it to the end.

Both of them performed quite well overall, and at least for now, they are the strongest among the three classes.

(End of this chapter)