The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 512 Inspection

Following the instructions, everyone filled in the corresponding exam information and submitted it. Shortly after, someone arranged for them to undergo a full-body check-up in order to generate the basic data report required for the driving level exam.

It is said that this step is very important. Those who do not participate in this step or whose physical data is found to be abnormal during the examination will not be able to participate in the subsequent examinations. Jiang Huiqi understands this as a testing activity before participating in a large-scale examination.

The testing organization likely wants to check whether candidates have taken prohibited drugs beforehand or concealed a history of serious mental illness. These factors would affect their test scores, hence the need for rigorous screening beforehand.

Jiang Hui spent the entire afternoon here, using more comprehensive and complex equipment and projects than he had experienced in the past few years.

After the full set of tests, Jiang Hui even felt a throbbing sensation in his forehead and a slight tension in his mental energy, indicating a considerable drain on his energy. However, it was still within an acceptable range, considering that they would be taking the preliminary round of the level exam tomorrow, and the exam organizers couldn't possibly weaken the candidates' mental energy right before the exam.

When Jiang Hui came out of the examination room, it was already past three or four in the afternoon. It turned out that a whole day had passed. No wonder she was so exhausted... She pressed her temples and felt her head was getting more and more painful.

But today's schedule isn't over yet; the people have been checked... and the mechs need to be checked too.

After leaving the medical examination room, she still had to go to the mecha parking area to deliver her mecha. Only after completing all of this could she take tomorrow's exam.

Jiang Hui took the elevator to the parking area on the second basement level, where the mechs needed for the exam were supposedly stored. A dedicated team was on hand to handle the inspections and repairs, taking care of any problems that arose – a true "one-stop service."

Jiang Hui didn't encounter many people on her way here. She originally thought she had arrived too early, but she never expected that she was actually late.

The staff who guided her told her that the people who came with her had arrived two weeks ago, and there were only one or two scattered participants who had not yet submitted their samples for testing.

Jiang Hui: ...

The other person's expression was unpredictable. He glanced at Jiang Hui with some surprise, then suddenly realized. No wonder the other person arrived so late; the testing procedures for those who hadn't fully awakened were indeed more complicated, precisely to ensure that their mental state was stable.

“Besides you, there should be another one…” The other person glanced at the list: “It seems to be called Taylor, Sanger Taylor, he hasn’t arrived yet either.”

"Hey, you're here?" The person who was talking to her looked up in a certain direction as if he had seen something. Jiang Hui followed his gaze and saw another staff member leading Taylor this way.

Perhaps intending to process them as a pair, the staff member wasn't in a hurry to take the next step, waiting for his colleague opposite him to bring Taylor over to join them.

Taylor didn't look well either, looking exhausted, probably having suffered a lot during the testing. She only gave Jiang Hui a listless greeting when she saw people.

The two staff members seemed unfazed, explaining that this was a normal reaction after testing, especially for people with high levels of mental sensitivity. They assured them there would be no real damage and that they would be fine after a night's sleep. If they didn't feel better before bed, they could contact the accompanying therapist for some supplementary medication, just avoiding any stimulating drugs.

Of course, they weren't gathered here for idle chatter. Following the staff's instructions, Jiang Hui and Taylor immediately deployed their spare mechs. Jiang Hui's was, of course, Songbai. No matter how many times you looked at it, this mech always seemed unique, combining the characteristics of both mimicry lines and ordinary humanoid armor. Coupled with its refreshing colors, it immediately attracted attention.

These staff members are all professionals hired by the organization. They have handled countless mechs in the past, and there are very few mechs that can surprise them anymore.

Of course, Songbai is not quite there yet; at most, it is just a pleasant surprise, because mechs that completely deviate from standard parameters are extremely rare.

Even for skilled mecha engineers, the effort and computational power required to create a mecha with entirely new specifications is immeasurable. The widespread availability of standardized parameters has, in fact, saved mecha manufacturing a great deal of work.

The mecha before them clearly embodied the maker's ingenuity; regardless of its craftsmanship, its overall design was exquisite. Even the staff felt a sense of excitement at the thought of recording and testing such a mecha.

Taylor, standing beside him, looked slightly surprised: "Jiang, is this your mecha?"

There's really no need to ask any more questions; this kind of mech is definitely privately owned. Few rental companies would waste such a valuable asset by renting it out, so it must be privately owned.

This student, Jiang, is indeed extraordinary. Although with his family background, an A-level mecha is naturally within his reach, not every family can equip their incompletely awakened members with such a high-level A-level mecha.

What's more, the other party attends a mid-level academy in a resident star system. Not only was he able to pass the initial review, but he also possesses such an A-level mecha... The other party is truly full of contradictions.

Jiang Hui didn't say anything, but just silently looked at the other person, because he was also quite curious to see what kind of mecha Taylor planned to use to participate in this level exam.

However, Taylor touched his nose somewhat embarrassedly: "They say I'm unpredictable, so they haven't equipped me with a mecha yet. This is something my family... cleared out for me." He seemed a little ashamed and uneasy.

Compared to Jiang Jianghui's pine and cypress armor, the mecha released by Taylor seemed rather ordinary, with a gray-white shell and a plain, unremarkable humanoid suit of armor.

From Jiang Hui's perspective, this mecha shows heavy signs of use and wear, clearly indicating it has been frequently used. Overall, the materials are of excellent quality, mostly reaching or exceeding Grade A, making it a very good, typical Grade A mecha.

Although it was somewhat different from what I had imagined, the person in charge of the inspection still conducted a preliminary check and concluded: "This is a mecha that is usually used for training."

Although the armor showed deep signs of use, with varying degrees of wear on different parts, it was clearly not caused by gunpowder or warfare, nor did it bear any traces of biological activity. The wear appeared to be caused by other mechs, making it easy to determine that this was a training suit.

Upon hearing this, Taylor nodded slightly. Indeed, this mech was the one his brother used for practice at home, and it had only been passed down to him a few months ago.

(End of this chapter)