The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 46 Level A

Why bother?
Looking back on this obscure memory, Jiang Hui felt quite emotional. No wonder others thought the original owner acted impulsively and was indeed a bit childish.

And if she hadn't chosen to immigrate to the permanent star system, perhaps this tragedy wouldn't have happened. Unfortunately, it's too late to say anything now; it's all a fait accompli.

Now, Jiang Hui has benefited greatly, as being away from the original owner's acquaintances has made her interstellar life much easier.

In short, the original owner left the inner star system in a huff due to some rumors and malicious looks, and came to a lower-level star system. Giving up the rich educational resources and location of the inner star system to come to a permanent star system that was inferior in every way was indeed not worth it.

In her opinion, why did the original owner of this body run away? These people just wanted to bully an orphan with no parents, seeking a sense of superiority and existence from her. Or perhaps they wanted to see the clan's favored "genius" look dejected, as if that would make them feel like superior beings.

However, in reality, some people who come to watch the spectacle may not even have the same conditions as her.

The original owner of this body was a silly girl with a fiery temper; once she turned and left, she never intended to come back.

Jiang Hui didn't have such ambition. She came halfway through her life and had little concept of interstellar affairs. In addition, she was just an ordinary civilian employee in her previous life, so she naturally couldn't fulfill the original owner's wish to join the military.

Therefore, she felt that having a B-level mental strength wasn't bad at all; it was above average for an ordinary person, a level that even military recruitment required passing through several levels to reach. Jiang Hui was quite satisfied with her current situation.

Anyway, she had a clear understanding of herself: an ordinary person, a liberal arts student, a lamb in peacetime, and living a peaceful life would be enough to make her life worthwhile.

Jiang overlooked the fact that she would undergo a third awakening, which was still unknown. She also overlooked the fact that she would soon be entering the intermediate academy to study individual combat skills.

The next day, Jiang Hui arrived at the hospital's follow-up examination department at the agreed time to wait for the examination.

Healer Michael was a middle-aged man with high eyes and a deep-set nose. He seemed quite old, even among the older interstellar people.

The other person's high eyes and deep nose were somewhat different from Carlette's; they were more profound. However, he had black hair and brown eyes, somewhat like the Germanic race on Earth, giving him a very dignified appearance.

However, the other party was clearly as serious as he appeared. He was very serious at the beginning of the conversation, and his words and tone were very earnest and solemn, which was different from the feeling that Mr. Carlette gave.

Jiang Hui was initially a little intimidated by this person; she was actually somewhat afraid of people with such serious personalities. However, the meticulous attention to detail during his examination made Jiang Hui realize that beneath his serious exterior lay a soft interior, and she couldn't help but relax.

The examination took a long time, and the integrated machine used was quite cumbersome to operate, but under the guidance of therapist Michael, she never showed the slightest impatience. Thus, the examination was quickly completed.

Jiang Hui was led to a room that was supposed to be used by patients for follow-up examinations. The room did not have the strict style of a hospital, but rather a very casual atmosphere. The tables, chairs and walls were decorated like a home, and there was even a large screen on the wall that could be used to project movies.

Before going to verify the data and information, therapist Michael instructed the nurses outside to prepare some snacks and tea for Jiang Hui, leaving her alone in the room.

She stayed for a while and felt... it was quite quiet? No wonder she had to prepare these things. After all, she was in a hospital, and everyone knew what they were there for. No matter how comfortable the setting was, it was hard to completely calm down. Everyone was still thinking about their own results.

However, Jiang Hui's problem wasn't that. She hadn't slept well last night and was preoccupied with something, so she practically sleepwalked through the morning, feeling like she'd forgotten something, but she just couldn't quite remember it.

Now she finally remembered what she had forgotten: she hadn't informed Miss Jian about the donation yet. She received all the compensation from the Hailusi Group early this morning; it was quite a sight to behold.

Jiang Hui sent a text message to the Hailusi Group confirming the receipt of the message, then told them not to contact them anymore and simply ignored them.

She had intended to immediately discuss the donation with Ms. Jian, but then she received a notification from the apartment to fill out a check-in form and complete some procedures, which kept her busy all morning, so she unknowingly forgot about it.

Now, sitting quietly, Jiang Hui finally remembered that he had forgotten about Miss Jian.

Therapist Michael had just told her that it would take about half an hour to get all the data, and she only needed to communicate with Ms. Jane briefly, otherwise another day would be wasted.

Fortunately, Jane seemed to be free at this time of day, and the call was answered immediately when she asked.

As soon as the other party connected via the optical computer, Jiang Hui heard them ask hesitantly, "Ms. Jiang, did you send this to the wrong person?"

Jiang Hui shook her head. There was no mistake; that's exactly it.

The other party seemed somewhat surprised: "Are you really sure you want to donate this much? Perhaps you can reconsider. You are still a minor and not fully awakened, and you will need it for many things in the future." Especially if she wants to attend a good school, this amount of money might help her get through things a little easier.

Jiang Hui shook her head. She had already made up her mind, long before she received the compensation: half of it would be donated, as a way to accumulate some merit for the deceased original owner of this body—if she had indeed passed away, it would also be a way to leave a limited trace of her in this world.

She didn't plan to use the other half of the compensation money either; she would keep it. In the future, if the original owner had any regrets or miraculously woke up in this body again, it would provide a foundation for her to stand on.

In the end, only the compensation from Hailusi Group for nutritional expenses and other miscellaneous costs remained, which should be enough.

After confirming several times, Jane knew that Jiang Hui had made up her mind, so she didn't say anything more. With a complicated expression, she nodded and hung up the call to prepare the relevant donation documents for Jiang Hui.

Coincidentally, Jane had just hung up the personal terminal when therapist Michael finished collecting the test data and entered the small room.

The other person, carrying a thick stack of documents, sat down in the seat opposite Jiang Hui, and said with a slightly peculiar expression, "Ms. Jiang, please have a seat..."

"Did you recently undergo a second awakening and your level remained unchanged?"

Seeing that his expression was a little strange, Jiang Hui nodded in agreement.

"Are you aware that your mental strength level has changed significantly?"

What changes?
"Your current certified mental strength level is Grade A."

(End of this chapter)