The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 651 Delivered to the Door
"Danger is imminent, and there is nothing we can do to reverse it," Ye Min sighed.

Not only were the individual soldiers watching with great interest, but the faculty members of the command department also unknowingly began to pay attention to this little corner.

The inner circle is supposed to be fiercely contested, with several commanders leading their men in a midfield battle, going back and forth in a lively and exciting manner.

However, in the teachers' eyes, this was just children playing house, playing around, and with limited resources, they couldn't really pull off anything fancy. Moreover, it often came down to luck, and many of them still lacked training.

As a result, the unusual commotion on Jiang Hui's side immediately attracted a lot of attention, but they were drawn to it because of Xi Lai.

Xi Lai was the ninth-ranked candidate in this unified entrance examination, and his application form also indicated that he wanted to attend the United Military Academy. As he gradually stood out, he attracted the attention of many teachers.

As expected, the other party lived up to their expectations, quickly establishing a foothold in the inner circle. In less than four stars, they had established a stronghold both inside and outside the circle, and are now one of the most sought-after forces in the inner circle.

Strangely, not long ago, one of the opponent's base towers started flashing red, indicating a danger alert. Then, shortly after, Xi Lai's points began to deduct small amounts, initially a few dozen points at a time, not too noticeable. But in a short period, the deduction accumulated to over a hundred points, which was truly alarming.

Who is it that so secretly and silently inflicted such a serious injury on this person?

Out of curiosity, they clicked on the base tower where the problem occurred and happened to see Jiang Hui and his group's actions.

Ye Min noticed that it seemed that the person who was leading all of this was the very strange examinee they had previously discovered.

They discovered that the branch commander, who should theoretically be a lone soldier, had crossed the 795th tower and was in control of a group of people. At first, there were only five or six people, but the number gradually increased as they entered the tower.

Before long, the number had grown to forty or fifty, and the branch commander and the two controllers of the main tower still hadn't noticed, believing victory was assured, unaware that those outside could see everything clearly. Their connections with some of the soldiers were gradually being transferred and taken away, and their ownership of the 759th base tower was also in jeopardy.

"She...this child is really a lone soldier?" Major General Ye pointed at the person on the screen who was acting calmly and composedly, his lips twitching.

Fu Xuan nodded with a complicated expression. If she wasn't mistaken, she was indeed the one who had the control panel.

Colonel Simon stood by with his arms crossed, watching from the sidelines, because he had never seen anything like it before.

Laymen might not understand it, but they know that the skill the other side displayed in controlling the base towers against the enemy is something only a command major should have.

The opposing student, a specialist in individual combat, was more adept at maneuvering than many first- or second-year university students. Moreover, the control and mental strength he displayed far surpassed that of some of the outstanding students in the lower grades of their school.

So why would someone be so foolish as to choose to become a solo soldier?! What are the people in the Interstellar Education Bureau's admissions office thinking? I've said it before, their efforts to encourage students are terrible; they don't understand how to make the best use of everyone's talents, and all they do is set quotas every year. Meanwhile, truly talented students are left on the margins, wasting their potential.

While the control panel is convenient, not everyone can wield it. If the host lacks the ability, even if they can temporarily connect with their subordinates, what they possess will sooner or later be easily taken away—if not Jiang Hui, then someone else. These little guys rely too much on the control panel, thinking it's like a game, that once it's connected, nothing will change. In reality, the control panel is just a tool; to truly control and lead the subjugated subordinates, one still needs to do it oneself.

When virtue does not match one's position, it is a time of great calamity. This saying is never outdated.

However, it's likely that not everyone has a way to avoid special talents like Jiang Hui. They can already foresee how chaotic the inner circle will soon become...

Moreover, although the Commander can connect with a large number of people, the connection itself is based on mental strength, and how many people can be controlled, the strength of control, and how much control one has depends entirely on the individual's mental strength level.

Without training, even an A-level person can only control a maximum of about fifty people, while an S-level person can control about a hundred or more. There is room for expansion, but it is still very limited.

According to the records, this student named Jiang Hui is an S-rank Awakened, which should mean he can control a hundred people. However, these hundred people are usually referred to as the commander; directly connecting with the subordinates is too extravagant and not conducive to subsequent dispatch and control.

This makes her somewhat incomprehensible. Judging from her understanding of the command function and the abilities that only commanders possess, it is impossible that she is completely ignorant of the discipline of command.

The reason she adopted such a controlling approach is that she was overly adept... She won't use such a direct and brutal method on everyone she encounters in the future, will she?
As it turned out, the other party really intended to continue like this for some time to come, and it seemed that she was not hindered at all. In just over ten minutes, she had taken control of everyone in the rest room, and it even seemed that she was going to expand outwards.

Not only were 377 and the others in disbelief, but the people outside were also dumbfounded.

...The other side didn't even need to use the group of people they had recruited; they simply took over a large portion of the garrison personnel themselves. The branch commander in the tower was completely unaware of his precarious territory, still believing it was entirely under his control, little did he know that he had delivered himself to be slaughtered—if he hadn't let the people in, Jiang Hui wouldn't have had it so easy.

After figuring out the cause and effect, Major General Ye sighed, feeling somewhat sorry for 1002's momentary lapse in judgment. He also wondered how Jiang Hui would have responded if the other party had insisted on not letting people in. It seemed unlikely that the other party had only prepared such a plan; she herself had simply not expected things to go so smoothly.

"Xiao Fu, what do you think... about bringing this guy into our command department? We've recruited several strong individuals this year, and with this one more, our chances in this year's league will be practically guaranteed," Major General Ye said, sounding eager.

Colonel Fu Xuan hesitated, glancing at the other end of the conference room, but remained silent. He naturally wanted to speak, but that person didn't seem like the type to release him.

"Has this been discovered?" Ye Min suddenly perked up, staring with great interest at the person on the redirect page. It was Xi Lai, who was currently overseeing the main tower. For some reason, he had suddenly connected with the command center of the 759th tower branch, which had been relatively inconspicuous on the edge of the tower.

Could it be that the other party has discovered something? They should have realized something was wrong by now, otherwise it would be really embarrassing for them to be in charge when the person in charge is still so carefree and doesn't know anything, when the pot is about to be taken away by the other party.

At least there was someone alert. If they had really been played by a single soldier, this year's command students would have been too ashamed to face anyone.

(End of this chapter)