The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 607 Eve
Regardless of how the Gelu duo speculated about Jiang Hui's perilous journey on Atlantis, life went on day by day. Soon, it was a week before the exam, the day before official registration.

On the eve of the exam, Jiang Hui had dinner with a few friends, chatted for a while, and then went home to rest.

Jiang Hui returned to her dorm with a space button filled to the brim, which contained all the stuff she had collected in the lab.

The area is almost completely cleared now; only the final data clearing and site cleaning remain. She needs to inspect the former, while the latter can be handled by submitting an application for a dedicated robot.

Everything in the lab will be completely cleaned up, leaving not a speck of dust, so you really have to take everything out before you apply for the license.

After all, it was a lab that had been used for several years, and Jiang Hui kept many of her favorite tools there. She hadn't realized it before, but now, as she cleared them out one by one, she discovered she had a lot. Jiang Hui made several trips to transport the items, filling two or three storage units before finally finishing the cleanup. Now she needed to focus on the upcoming unified exam.

These things are also a problem. There's no room in the house on the main mainland, and she doesn't know if she'll be able to get a lab like this once she gets into military school. She can only keep them in her spatial storage for now. She doesn't know when she'll be able to use these things again.

Facing the empty laboratory, Jiang Hui felt inexplicably melancholy.

However, people still have to move forward, and life goes on. Parting ways with a certain stage doesn't mean stopping. The scenery ahead might be even better.

Jiang Hui left the laboratory, hanging up a plaque signifying its end of use. Everything had been moved out; the restrictions would be lifted during the data erasure period, allowing people to enter and exit freely, but everything had to be removed before then. So, her departure today also meant she was saying goodbye to this laboratory completely.

After saying goodbye to her friends, Jiang Hui returned to her dorm. The dorm was relatively easy to pack, and she had finished packing early, ready to leave at any time.

With the unified college entrance examination looming ahead, Jiang Hui, despite her usual steady pace, still felt somewhat uneasy about such a major event. These past few days, she'd tried to clear her mind, allowing herself to return to a more stable and peaceful emotional state, and recharge.

She logged into the group chat of the five people as usual. Hillman and Zhou Xiuwen were chatting. These two were the most active people in the group and often communicated in the chat, so everyone was used to it.

Jiang Hui glanced at it and then moved on to another group. This group had even more messages, almost overflowing, and unusually, it showed that someone had tagged her account more than once.

She clicked in and saw a group of people chatting happily, and almost everyone was online... No wonder there were so many messages all of a sudden. But none of these people were usually talkative, and it was rare for them to be this lively. Could something have happened?

Jiang Hui glanced at them and immediately sensed that something was amiss, because they weren't talking about anything in particular, but rather about the hottest topic at the moment.

She glanced around and noticed that this group of people, who were only two stars in age, had circled her name four or five times. Anyone who didn't know better would think something terrible had happened to her...

Jiang Hui felt somewhat helpless. But since they had known each other for so long and were considered friends, she couldn't just pretend she hadn't seen what they were saying, so she clicked on the message and replied.

There was a moment of silence in the group, then it exploded like a pot boiling over. Several familiar accounts lined up and greeted her, leaving Jiang Hui completely bewildered.

Jiang Hui even considered just ignoring it and going offline; she'd rather go back and watch Zhou Xiuwen and Hillman chat.

In the end, she stepped in and stopped the farce. The girl briefly cut off the group's madness with a single sentence. Yunbi: [What exactly happened? Tell me.]

Yes, that's how cold-blooded and ruthless it is.

Many people in this community are not much in the way of anything else, but they talk a lot. If you don't get straight to the point, they'll go on and on about no time.

Many people on the other end of the screen chuckled upon seeing this. This guy was really something… the other person had seemed so aloof ever since they met. If they hadn't known each other for so long, they would have thought the other person was looking down on them.

Well, they did have that suspicion at first, but after working together a few times, they changed their minds.

In addition, the other party was extremely strong, knowledgeable, insightful, and like an experienced elder, from whom one could always learn something.

Human nature is to admire the strong.

Although he was invited in by He Wudao, the club's vice-leader, he remained quite mysterious compared to the others. No one knew his identity, and everyone initially kept their distance from him.

However, after truly witnessing his strength, people gradually accepted him, or rather, they moved closer to him.

These people came together because of shooting, then developed into a club, and the community formed by the club naturally goes beyond the initial relationship.

Some of them already knew each other, were like-minded friends, or gradually became friends after getting along well. Others identified each other based on the information or characteristics revealed, a process known as "revealing one's identity." In any case, with such long-term contact, people inevitably reveal some personal information without restraint.

Only Yunbi was different. She joined a year after the club was initially established, when they had already gained fame and stopped recruiting outsiders.

The man brought in by their deputy displayed his extraordinary strength from the moment he entered. He was strong, and getting stronger, seemingly without any limit.

Moreover, he was very mysterious, never revealing his own information during conversations, and seemingly uninterested in other people's affairs. Apart from activities, he mostly talked to the deputy leader, He Wudao. People in the club knew very little about him, and everyone was increasingly curious about him, yet no one could uncover any information about him.

But this time, whether intentionally or unintentionally, He Wudao revealed that the other person was still a student. This naturally sparked heated discussions among everyone, and the group chat instantly exploded.

Everyone was astonished that the club's undisputed second strongest player was a teenager at most. Some people even tried to dig deeper into this story. What everyone was most interested in was the question that He Wudao had exposed.

With the national unified entrance examination just around the corner, which military academy will Yunbi choose?

After figuring out what had happened, Jiang Hui couldn't help but rub her forehead in frustration. She thought something serious had happened... she thought her identity had been exposed, but it turned out that He Si had let it slip, and then those gossipy guys caught her red-handed.

(End of this chapter)