The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 658 Transition
Serai went to war with Arah.

It wasn't entirely unexpected. Their territories were close together, and they both wanted to expand. If they both wanted to expand and develop, one of them would inevitably suffer.

Both are extremely powerful individuals. While other newly emerging forces that might seize their interests should not be underestimated, they cannot tolerate a beast sleeping soundly on their own territory.

Just as Jiang Hui had guessed, two tigers cannot share one mountain.

If these two don't collide, it's fine; they can develop independently and eventually carve out their own niche.

But now that the two have met, their development paths have subtly overlapped. Given their level of understanding of each other, or rather, precisely because they understand each other, they are more intolerant of such an enemy than others.

Not only Xilai, but both sides immediately chose to attack each other. They even started a fierce battle without Jiang Hui having to rack her brains to arrange it, showing a determination to fight to the death, which saved her a lot of trouble.

While the two sides were engaged in their actions, Jiang Hui dispatched six small teams to investigate the vicinity and gathered a lot of new and usable intelligence.

The only thing that Jiang Hui regretted was that the surrounding forces were only observing and seemed to have no desire to take action, which was quite a pity for Jiang Hui, who wanted to further stir up trouble and create chaos.

But it doesn't matter, it doesn't affect her original plan, because she has already made good progress in the initial steps of the plan, and she only needs to work on it a little to get the result she wants.

In the vast command room, she was now the only one left. Everyone else had been assigned to their positions. However, Jiang Hui could keep track of their movements at all times through the connecting mental threads. All the points were connected to form an abstract three-dimensional network, and ultimately all the "lines" flowed into Jiang Hui's consciousness.

This was the first time she had ever commanded so many people in such a real way.

To be honest, she didn't feel like she had everyone's fate in her hands as rumored. Instead, she felt a lingering sense of heaviness, as if everyone's destiny had turned into strands of faith covering her, making her feel an increasingly heavy sense of urgency.

This is different from her traveling alone, and it's also different from traveling with five people. The former means she's single and carefree, doing whatever she wants, and nobody can control her. The latter, however, is a powerful alliance; when difficulties arise, everyone brainstorms ideas, and there's always a better solution…

Now, Jiang Hui is the only one who can make decisions. Everyone listens to her, and she is in charge of the overall situation and controlling the direction.

If you make the right decision and are lucky enough, everything will be fine, and you might even win a victory or two. But if you make the wrong decision, you never know how big of a problem it could cause.

Although almost everyone here was forced onto the ship by her, at least they were following her.

She now bears not only her own destiny, but also the destiny of others.

So it's impossible for Jiang Hui not to feel pressure, but deep down she had an indescribable sense of eagerness, after all, who doesn't dream of ruling the world?

Her gaze fell on a spot in the sand table, and just as she was about to reach for it, there was a knock on the door. "It's me." A familiar voice came from outside the door, from someone she hadn't expected. Jiang Hui paused for a moment and then said, "Come in."

The person who came was neither 1002, whom Jiang Hui thought, nor the three from her original team. Instead, it was 377, the first person he had officially recruited since arriving at the base tower.

The other party was not among the high-ranking officials that Jiang Hui had just summoned alone, but that does not mean that Jiang Hui does not value the other party.

On the contrary, among the people she had recently recruited, she valued 377 the most, even more than the branch commander 1002. This was because the latter hadn't noticed her abnormality even when she was right in front of him, and only had to accept reality when she bared her fangs. However, 377 himself had detected her mental fluctuations without any prior warning.

This means that the other party has a more acute mental perception than 1002.

She wondered why someone like him would be content to be a lowly soldier, unable to even rise to a higher position in such a remote place. However, Jiang Hui didn't think he was someone who just drifted along, because for a fleeting moment she had seen a glimmer of ambition in his eyes.

He had remained silent throughout, even during the group meeting earlier, so there must be a reason why the other party came to see him now; it was not to gossip.

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At this time, a newly emerging force also emerged in a large area in the eastern and southeastern part of the inner perimeter.

This force seemed to have sprung up suddenly, and suddenly occupied such a large area.

With the chaotic battle in the central region continuing to expand, two more fierce tigers lurking above, and the situation in the north becoming even more complex... the surrounding small and medium-sized teams were quickly squeezed out of their survival space. They began to secretly consider whether they should find a reliable big boss to take over, so they wouldn't have to worry about being wiped out one day and could still follow behind the big boss to reap the rewards, but they couldn't be the leaders themselves.

Unlike the nearby smaller powers who were feeling uneasy, this newly emerging major power was unusually quiet. Since it swiftly consolidated the southeastern corner of the country, it had remained silent, eerily so.

Furthermore, all the spies sent out by various factions never returned, bringing back not a single piece of information. If it weren't for the unfamiliar flags standing there, the major powers might have thought the area was deserted.

Don't assume that everyone can relax just because it's quiet over there. On the contrary, people's vigilance has suddenly increased. The quieter it is, the more dangerous it is, because it is difficult to detect and because it is unknown.

In an instant, the southeast corner was designated as a key observation point by the commanders, and people were assigned to keep a close watch on every direction.

However, apart from the group that initially escaped in the chaos, no one else brought back any useful information. All that was known was that a commander named K had taken over the position in the southeast corner.

(End of this chapter)