The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 503 Tenglong

From the very first day he arrived in this world, Jiang Hui discovered that it was a world where the military and politics were thriving.

The inhabitants of the interstellar universe are brave and skilled in battle. They came from their mothers as infants, went through a period of ups and downs, and eventually established themselves and created their own Alpha universe generation. In fact, it was only a matter of a mere 100,000 years.

Compared to the rise of most races in the universe, which took much less time, it shows how vibrant and dynamic humanity is.

During this period, in order to adapt to this vast world, humanity has made many changes. Even such primitive and inferior genes have been able to split into the level that is now infinitely close to that of advanced species. This is something that is unimaginable for all races in the universe.

As humans have changed for survival, they have been enhanced in many ways, and their hidden nature has been amplified, such as greed and the desire to fight.

Furthermore, the unique cosmic environment propelled interstellar humanity's military and political development to its zenith in human history.

This is the battlefield where generals made their achievements, and also the ideal stage in the eyes of politicians.

In interstellar space, everything related to military and political affairs seems to be shrouded in a faint halo, inviolable.

Just like this warship that was retired from the second line of the army and reassigned, it is different from all the starships and spaceships that Jiang Hui has ever seen. It is so majestic, dazzling and not to be underestimated.

The flags representing the imperial military might flew high in the wind, covering every node on the starship.

Jiang Hui couldn't see the scene above from his angle, but he could clearly feel the countless terrifying auras standing above, carrying years of accumulated bloodlust and slaughter.

It's a completely different world from the other side...

Jiang Hui took a deep breath and slowly walked towards the only exit. This was the only way forward, and there was no turning back.

Compared to the crowded entrances to other places, this place was deserted, with only a few people. When it was Jiang Hui's turn, everyone before her had already gone in, leaving her alone.

A small group of soldiers guarded the entrance; they were clearly well-trained, and looked almost like they had been sculpted from the same mold.

However, over the years, Jiang Hui has dealt with different groups of soldiers and found that beneath their cold and hard exteriors lies a human heart of flesh and blood, only the outer layer is even harder and more indestructible.

Jiang Hui saluted them. She had practiced this skill over the years and was no longer as awkward as she had been a few years ago.

The sergeant in charge of verifying her identity looked at her with some surprise, but said nothing and simply took the documents she handed over.

After carefully verifying the relevant information and conducting facial bone and genetic identification to confirm Jiang Hui's identity, the young student was allowed to enter.

Jiang Hui went through the normal procedures and wasn't guilty at all, simply assuming that the examination process was more rigorous.

After receiving permission from the garrison soldiers, Jiang Hui saluted again before slowly entering the starship.

The girl went inside for a while, and then there was no one else at the entrance.

The soldiers, who had looked like they'd been sculpted from the same mold, began to show subtle expressions, revealing emotions closer to those of humans: "That girl looks young; I wonder if she's over twenty yet." "She also seems to be an incompletely awakened one."

"Why are there so many fully awakened individuals this year? There were only a few in previous years, but this time, four have been sent at once."

"I don't know. How would we know what the higher-ups are thinking? But the mental strength level of the one who just went in... was very high, and the internal file was marked with stars, which is extraordinary."

"What a joke! How could anyone who hasn't fully awakened possibly pass the final judgment?"

"Alright. What are you all chatting about? Don't forget why you're here. If you mess things up, your military merits for the second half of the year will be in jeopardy!"

Upon hearing that their military merits would be deducted, the soldiers behind them immediately lost interest in gossiping, and their earlier sudden inquiries vanished.

Jiang Hui, who had already boarded the starship, was unaware that his boarding would spark such a discussion.

Uh… she was a little lost in this huge starship.

It truly is a military-grade starship, completely different from civilian spaceships. Aside from the fact that they can all fly, the entire place is made of metal, a solid, impenetrable nation, with walls of bronze and iron from top to bottom; I doubt even a fly could escape.

To be honest, Jiang Hui felt a strange and unsettling feeling as she walked through the area, even though she hadn't encountered anyone along the way. However, she knew that there must be eyes everywhere, and perhaps countless pairs of eyes were currently watching her every move.

Sigh, it's better to find a place quickly using the map, otherwise I don't know when I'll be able to sit down.

And this map is way too simple. She wandered around for ages before she could barely walk most of the way, and she didn't even know if she was on the right track.

Honestly, this place is built like a maze. Does that mean the soldiers have to wander around the maze in the starship every day before they can start fighting? If a war breaks out, they'll have to go through all the trouble of finding their way out of the maze.

Just thinking about this possibility made Jiang Hui want to laugh. It was just too absurd!
Suddenly, a radio wave sound rang out, sounding somewhat jarring. After a burst of static, a clear and resonant voice came through, enunciating each word precisely and with great spirit.

"Hello everyone, the current standard time is the Ninth Star Era... Welcome to the military standard starship HVCF-73831, Dragon Rise... Military-style management will be implemented on the starship, please cooperate. Have a pleasant journey."

Jiang Hui stopped and listened, somewhat surprised. It turned out that the spaceship had already set off while she was walking, and she had been traveling for half a star. Should she say that she was walking too slowly or that the starship was traveling too fast?

She shook her head and continued walking towards her destination.

Therefore, she did not pay attention to the explanation inserted at the end, which stated that a military force carrying out a mission was accompanying them aboard the starship, and their destination was Atlantis.

If she hadn't misunderstood the map, then the person who arranged it was probably trying to mess with her... She'd taken over forty stars to walk this short distance, wasting over forty minutes trying to find her place. And damn it, this wasn't even while she was lost—she was probably assigned to the most remote waiting area.

Standing in front of a large door, Jiang Hui politely knocked on the outside, then pushed the door open and went inside.

She had just casually glanced at it before, but now Jiang Hui's feelings were even more complicated. Not only did she feel that the location was remote, but her luck also seemed to be really bad. She could already feel the intense atmosphere inside even before entering the room.

(End of this chapter)