The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 626 Formation
Since the start of the unified exam, they haven't been given any information or resources; they've just been thrown into a simulated scenario by themselves.

The rules weren't clear, and everyone had to find all the resources themselves. Where everyone ended up was entirely up to luck... This standardized test was really a hassle.

However, Jiang Hui has basically adapted and is trying her best to carve out a relatively smooth path in this environment of complete information asymmetry.

After gathering information from various sources, Jiang Hui was able to roughly discern some of the "information" currently circulating in the venue.

First and foremost, it is certain that this specialized system is far more intelligent than they imagined, possessing extremely strong analytical capabilities.

Then there were more people at the venue than he had expected, but the chances of them bumping into each other were slim, as if the flow of people was being deliberately separated—it was easy to guess who was behind it.

However, all of this will probably only end at this stage. In the next stage, this restriction will definitely be lifted because the real "hodgepodge" is coming.

From the moment Jiang Hui learned that the situation had been deliberately divided into professional categories and adorned with different costumes and outfits, she knew that things would inevitably develop into the scene they were in now.

The distinction is to clarify roles and responsibilities; the resource allocation is to give individuals time to accumulate experience; and now is the time for the "feast" to begin.

Because there are no rules or patterns, not everyone can necessarily follow the right path and arrive at their destination on time. Most people will likely stray off course, be late, or even take the wrong turn, ultimately leading to a disadvantageous situation, just like Jiang Hui and his companion are now.

Jiang Hui's guess was correct. The system did indeed have a crowd diversion setting, and it also used probability allocation to eliminate the possibility of artificially created fairness issues.

However, in terms of probability, it's definitely a very random allocation. The system sets different paths for candidates with different probabilities of being selected. The time they arrive at the inner circle is different, and the situations they face are different. Some arrive first, some arrive later, and some may even be led astray... These are all part of the assessment, and any performance during this process may earn them points or deduct a certain amount of points.

Of course, this is just a random setting; the machine doesn't pre-determine anything when assigning tasks. So, although it may seem unbalanced on the surface, in a sense, it's a kind of fairness within unfairness.

Jiang knew his luck had never been great; even when he was with lucky people, he always seemed to run into unexpected situations. So whether Little A was lucky or not was irrelevant; with her presence, dragging down the aircraft carrier, the outcome would likely be the same…

So, as expected, they were among the latecomers, and due to some restriction, they kept going around in circles unable to enter the inner circle, unable to find a way. Otherwise, given Jiang Hui's efficiency and route, she would have already entered the inner circle and started fighting.

Now they can only linger on the outer edge where they can barely see any movement, which is quite frustrating. Little A wonders if she's being dragged down by her...

Little A, however, didn't have such complicated thoughts. He glanced at the ever-increasing number of flag phantoms in the distance and asked with some confusion, "What are those?"

“The regimental flag,” Jiang Hui said.

The so-called group flag is, as the name suggests, a group flag. Generally, a group will raise a flag for itself to distinguish itself from external forces.

There are many types of group flags, which are generally distinguished according to different groups or functions, and the patterns on them are also different.

The most common type is naturally the legion flag, which is also the most legally binding and strictly regulated of all types of legion flags. Due to the special nature of legion flags, there are dedicated management agencies for application and registration. Officially registered legion flags have special markings, and any media outlet wishing to report on their design must obtain the legion leader's consent and pay a licensing fee, essentially a copyright fee. This is reportedly a substantial sum, and the reporting party must also guarantee that the legion flag will not cause any negative impact on the exposure.

Therefore, publishing the regimental flag is a very costly and risky undertaking for the press, and not every organization dares to do it.

However, since it was just a setting in a unified exam, what they saw at the moment were just ordinary group flags.

As soon as the regimental flag was raised, Jiang Hui basically knew that this test would probably be a simulated military battle, a training mode frequently used in the command system that truly tests a person's comprehensive abilities.

Although Jiang Hui had not participated in the training, she had learned a great deal about it from Huan Xian's materials and from what he said.

Command is not a subject that can be studied theoretically, but it also cannot be built out of thin air. The necessary theoretical knowledge and practical experience must still be learned.

Since there was no real army for these children to command, they used various tools, props, or simulation equipment to make do. This was to give them some training before they were truly able to command people.

In this light, the arrangements made by the unified examination organizers have all aligned perfectly.

The color of the lining is not only to distinguish professional categories, but also to distinguish roles and assign functions to each member.

That's right. A legion naturally needs basic personnel such as commanders, individual soldiers, mech division commanders, scouts, medics, etc. Differentiation is more conducive to forming a legion.

Once an individual is given an identity, the role they play within a group depends entirely on their individual abilities.

Jiang Hui had already guessed some of it, and now seeing the fluttering team flag confirmed the assessment mechanism. However, the bad news was—before she could even arrive to explore the environment or form a team, they had already succeeded.

The regimental flag, the regimental flag, naturally can only be raised after the regiment is formed.

They're still stuck here, unable to find a way in, while the other side has already raised its flags and is ready to fight. How are they going to fight?
When Jiang Hui saw it, there was indeed only one flag. When Xiao A came up, there were seven or eight flags... But when the two of them stood side by side on the tree branch a hundred meters high and looked out, dozens of flags had already been erected there, and the number was still increasing.

Looking at the flags, some swaying in the wind and rain as if about to fall, and others standing firm and unmoved, Jiang Hui felt a strange mix of emotions and sighed.

Time waits for no one; we're too late.

For Xiao A, who hadn't yet grasped the reality, he couldn't quite understand why the aura around those flags had changed. He hesitated, wanting to say something but ultimately didn't dare to.

The other person watched for a while, which felt like an eternity to A. Finally, the other person shifted their shoulder: "Let's go, we should—"

(End of this chapter)