The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 477 Final Exam
In the end, Jiang Hui still took a master key that was supposedly leftover stock back with her. She didn't even need to use her quota. When she asked the staff, they readily took one from the warehouse and gave it to her.

However, since the object she needed to compare was not in her possession, she couldn't study it. She could only put it into her spatial storage and study it when she returned to school later.

The matter of that axle component likely had a significant impact on the Hillman family. Hillman's father did not return to the house afterward, and according to Hillman, he went alone to the inner star system to handle the matter.

Hillman's grandfather also sent a cartload of natural ingredients to the children who came to visit Hillman's house. These were the kinds of ingredients that were very rare and hard to find on the market, and he told the kitchen to cook delicious meals for them in various ways.

Then, on the day they returned to school, Hillman's mother, who lived in the capital, prepared a gift for them remotely.

The food and drinks were delicious and the hospitality was great... On the day she left Hillman's house, Jiang Hui felt like she had gained several pounds for no reason.

Okay, she retracted her previous guess that Xi had a miserable childhood. Putting everything else aside, this guy must have grown up in a loving environment.

However, their vacation was ultimately short-lived, and their focus remained on reading.

After the holiday, they all returned to school smoothly to continue their studies.

Later, Jiang Hui suddenly received a package from Hillman Group, sent by Aaron Sherman. Inside was a familiar shaft, the very same model she had encountered a problem with before, with the exact same design. However, this time the problem seemed to have been resolved, and there was nothing wrong with it anymore.

There was also a small card inside, telling her that the shaft had been reissued and that she could use it without worry.

Jiang Hui shook his head and put it into his spare parts basket, then continued with the assembly process, thus concluding the matter.

As for the certain universal key... the key has long been forgotten by someone.

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In reality, the so-called joint classes are just classes with more students, and several teachers take turns teaching and tutoring. There are also more pairs of students on the other side than before, but the limitations are still there.

Perhaps fearing they might really go too far, Stark, Zou Yi, and Lynch all kept a close eye on them, stopping short of letting them go too far.

Therefore, there are not many opportunities for everyone to truly spar, especially for the top few. Jiang Hui and Holly have only faced off against each other a handful of times.

Then, for some reason, Jiang Hui stopped trying to climb the rankings. If she really wanted to practice, she would go to the simulation training grounds operated by Hillman Group during the holidays or practice with her friends at the training grounds.

Time flies by, and soon the semester will be over.

Six months is neither a long nor a short time, but it is indeed a very important milestone for newly enrolled students. This upcoming exam will be their first formal exam since enrolling, and although it doesn't have much practical significance, it is still an important stage to showcase their learning achievements over the past six months.

Jiang Hui has been two to three times busier than others in the past six months, studying almost to the point of exhaustion, and time seems to fly by faster than for her. The final exams are a different kind of "hurdle" for her.

All classes were suspended three days before the end of the semester, including academic classes, followed by a nine-day final exam.

The school was closed for three days, but the atmosphere on campus was anything but relaxed. The streets were filled with students burying their heads in their books and studying. The study rooms and training grounds were packed with people, and those who couldn't find a seat had to make do in the classroom.

Everyone is putting in a lot of effort to catch up on their academic subjects, since a significant portion of the final exams in nine days are written tests, and if they don't do well on those, they won't be able to pass the final tests.

“…Jiang, I just want to ask you what exactly is causing you to hit a bottleneck?” Hillman scratched his head as he looked at the textbook, struggling to understand it, but barely getting any information out of it.

Jiang Hui looked up at the boy silently, her eyes questioning. "Did I not study hard enough? But Clarence has to memorize things too." How come you don't have to memorize anything? Who's doing extra practice problems before the exam... Oh, it's my friend Jiang Hui.

"I've finished memorizing it." Jiang Hui didn't have any worries about that. Her brain had mutated to this extent; this was truly her pure talent.

"Ugh, can you please give me a brain like Jiang's? I really don't want to look at this damn data again, I feel like throwing up." The boy cried out pitifully, then Clarence next to him slapped him hard on the back: "Shut up."

Jiang Hui shook her head and chuckled slightly before asking the two seemingly calm people next to her how their exam preparations were going.

Of the five, three of them were in the same major, so their schedules were naturally the same: three days of written exams and six days of practical exams. Zhou Xiuwen was in the Logistics Department, while Huan Xian was in the Command Department, so their exam schedules would definitely be different.

"We didn't have a written test." The command department usually does paper-based assignments every day, but there wasn't a single written test in the exam.

"Normally, there are only written exams..." It seems that the logistics department only has written exams left, and honestly, there is not much difference between taking them and not taking them.

Each one was more nonchalant than the last. Hillman almost burst into tears upon hearing this. Why was he the only one in such a miserable situation?

Finally, someone had to accept the harsh reality that he had to rely on himself and desperately memorized the key points that Clarence had kindly highlighted for him.

“You seem a bit impatient lately, but today… you’re better again?” Huan Xian was always perceptive, and even if Jiang Hui didn’t say it, he could sense it from some subtle clues.

Jiang Hui paused in tightening the cap: "Professor Carlo said I can take the final exam."

"I... refused."

"You've already decided?" Huan Xian raised an eyebrow and asked, no longer looking at his notes.

"Hmm." Jiang Hui thought about it for several days and finally made a decision. This wasn't actually that difficult a choice; perhaps she already had the answer in her heart.

"What kind of riddles are you two talking about?" Hillman was easily distracted, and as soon as he heard Jiang Hui and the others' conversation, he immediately couldn't concentrate on his book anymore.

"Didn't you understand? Professor Carlo wants to invite Jiang to participate in the final exam of the Mecha Department. It's an invitation—" Zhou Xiuwen said with a helpless smile.

Invite for what? Naturally, it's to invite Jiang Hui to switch departments.

If she participates in the final exam for the Mecha Department, he can help Hillman directly enroll in the Mecha Department next semester, without having to wait until the following academic year.

Jiang Hui denied it, rejecting the promise.

"So that means it won't be rotating anymore?" Hillman asked, both surprised and somewhat pleased.

“I’m not turning it anymore.” She retorted to someone’s excited slap.

“I think you made the right choice,” Clarence said slowly, gently touching her fist.

She was no longer as reluctant to stay in the combat unit as she had at the beginning; her friends were there, and so were her enemies. Everything had only just begun, how could she be willing to let it end so soon?

(End of this chapter)