The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 622 Believe
What do you need to do to climb a height? Actually, it only takes two steps: one is to make the right tools, and the other is to climb up.

For Jiang Hui, unless it's a truly desperate situation, there are always more solutions than problems.

She has always been very resilient, never giving up easily, and making the best use of the materials available to her.

The trees in this forest are generally very tall and dense, blocking out the sun. Some of them even have intertwined branches, so you could easily jump to the next tree. They offer good concealment.

But after saying all that... first they have to be able to get up there.

Jiang Hui had climbed many trees and served as a sentry at high places during the orienteering competition when he enrolled at Beska Intermediate Academy, so he should be able to do it easily now.

However, perhaps because this is a data-simulated world, many things are made more exaggerated than the actual data, and the core logic is also weaker.

For example, the alien plant here, the one that gave Jiang Hui the gun last time, did have a mental energy level that barely reached A-level, but its mobility was very weak, its attack pattern was very straightforward, it was very difficult to deal with, and its reaction was even slightly stupid.

Jiang Hui has faced real psychic beings head-on before. Regardless of their intelligence, those creatures are definitely not so easy to deal with. Their speed is also a bug; last time Jiang Hui fought the Swamp Alligator Turtle, he almost got smashed to pieces because he misjudged its speed.

That experience served as a star beast as a model, like those in games or simulations. No matter how realistic the model, it can never compare to a real star beast. The bloodthirsty hunting instinct and the ferocity developed in the wild cannot be simulated by any data, just like the difference between a doll made in a cotton mill and a real beast.

Jiang Hui's first thought after escaping from the claws of the fake crocodile turtle in the swamp was that it really could kill people, and the kind that would actually make a smacking sound like meat patties. You absolutely must not treat the star beast as a piece of meat that you can chop up and cut at will.

So when faced with the legendary alien plants, which were said to be second only to the Star Beasts, her first reaction was, "What are these things? Are they CS characters?" Although the outer design did resemble the game somewhat, it was still a simple, idiotic system at its core, and no matter how many kills she got, she could only stay at a beginner level.

Therefore, when Jiang Hui was striving for high scores at Beska Intermediate Academy, she didn't feel much of a sense of reality, but rather felt worried.

Especially after returning from Atlantis, she discovered that the simulated star beasts intended for students were far less powerful than they actually were; the real ones were many times, even dozens of times, more terrifying. These were the enemies they would face in the future, and a single misstep could mean the end of their lives. The journey was long, and no one knew who would make it to the end.

That's a bit off-topic. In short, although this simulation is very realistic in terms of various senses and the level of realism is quite good, it is still somewhat different from reality.

For most people, the difference might be negligible, but Jiang Hui is different. Three years ago, she dared to experiment with unconventional methods in the simulation system, even managing to kill an A-rank star beast. This propelled her onto the rankings, a ranking so difficult that many struggled for three years. Jiang Hui achieved it on her first try, all thanks to that one A-rank star beast that even she herself found somewhat daunting.

Later, her life became more exciting, and she had more goals to strive for. As a result, she didn't remember much about the simulation system incident. It was only recently that she had gone through a period of intensive training to prepare for the unified exam.

It was then that Jiang Hui realized that her experience in the simulation system three years ago wasn't a hallucination. As for what she sensed?
Jiang Hui looked down at the somewhat rough-looking rope, then stood up to throw the guide rope up and use the other parts to help him climb.

Little A watched as she used the seemingly flimsy rope to throw the bottle upwards. The two ends, which were used to balance the descent, gently bumped into each other, making a series of crisp sounds.

Jiang Hui tossed it up and down in circles, then pulled it down before preparing to climb up.

"Wait! Boss, you're not thinking of using this rope to climb the tree, are you? Don't be silly, you'll fall." Little A, who had been hesitant to speak since earlier, finally spoke up to stop Jiang Hui when he actually made a move to climb.

Although Jiang Hui had indeed taught her a lot along the way, everything should be judged by logic. Could this rope, simply made of fibers and bark from an unknown plant, really be used as a climbing tool?
"Won't it fall down after only a couple of pulls?!" Or perhaps this is considered lucky. What if the other person's arm broke halfway up and they fell down? Who can guarantee they wouldn't fall out of the exam room? It would be such a shame if someone with such strong skills had to withdraw from the exam in this way.

Xiao A felt that although she hadn't developed any particularly strong alliance with this classmate from class 395, they had been companions along the way, and the other party had helped her a lot. She didn't want to see the other party make a fool of herself.

Jiang Hui nodded: "Yes, don't worry, I'll go up first."

No, that's not the point! Didn't you understand what I meant? I mean, please don't go up there, okay?
...He didn't listen at all. Little A suddenly felt the other person was incomprehensible, and things started to fall apart, making her somewhat exasperated. This guy is supposed to be very smart, how could he act so stupidly at a time like this?
"Hey, wake up, that rope is impossible—" he said, somewhat angrily.

Jiang Hui, who was still confirming the knot's position and structure, turned around and quietly looked at his temporary companion, who rarely showed his emotions. He didn't interrupt and listened carefully to his not-so-polite words before replying, "Trust me, it'll be fine. And thank you for reminding me."

Xiao A was stunned for a moment. This was the second time Jiang Hui had stared at him so intently since they met, and the first time was when they met under such tense circumstances that he could still vaguely remember the hidden sharpness that flashed in Jiang Hui's eyes for a moment.

This time was different; she was so quiet and peaceful, yet with a hint of scrutiny, just like the person she was—it seemed like nothing could cause her any panic… Little A felt her heart settle down instantly.

"Don't worry, wait a moment, I'll take you up in a bit—if you can trust me." With that, Jiang Hui deftly climbed onto the homemade tree climber and began to ascend.

The boys below were stunned by Jiang Hui's serious and confident attitude. They tried to stop him, but it was too late.

In just a few swift movements, the other party leaped over the lower section, completely leaving the safe zone of the tree's height.

(End of this chapter)