The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

In short, there are all sorts of opinions, but the aloof L is remarkably tolerant of these voices.

He rarely expressed any positive opinions, neither saying it was possible nor impossible; it was just a group of them talking.

No matter how much they argued, the entire army under his command continued its relentless movements, both at the front and rear. The whole force was like a constantly growing machine, attacking from the rear, devouring from the front, and then cycling through the cycle again. Clearly, this leader was an undisputed pragmatist.

The people below argued back and forth, and the process of Yara joining the team had come to an end, but they still couldn't come up with a solution on what to do next.

Just as everyone thought the person above was listening indifferently and was preparing for another round of historical discussion, he suddenly spoke up. He frowned, looked at the moving sand table used as an example in the conference room, and said, "Get ready, it's about to begin."

He stood up suddenly.

The group, who had been seemingly engrossed in arguing, instantly became serious as if a button had been pressed, and then stood up in unison.

L raised his hand and gently traced the strategic map on the wall, moving from the west to the central region where they were currently entrenched, from the four chaotic battle zones in the central region to the three areas currently divided in the south, and finally accurately locking onto a specific point in a small area.

T9——

A place where almost all the separatist forces currently intersect, though this only refers to the few forces currently entrenched in the southern region, but that's enough.

What those people said wasn't entirely unreasonable. The forces coming from the west were indeed a stumbling block, and the mysterious force entrenched in the southeast was a truly unpredictable and troublesome factor. However, none of these would be the main factors hindering his decisive battle.

Because his confrontation with G is inevitable, it's not a process but a result; he must fight his opponent regardless of victory or defeat.

As for other issues, they are probably not that serious.

"You all get ready, it should be almost time." His fingertips gently traced the T9, a strange light flashing in his eyes.

The others didn't have any objections; no matter how much they argued, they would ultimately have to listen to this person. Besides, the other side had indeed chosen a course of action that aligned with the wishes and interests of most people—after all, how could there be any results without fighting?
Although we don't know exactly how the unified entrance examination scores are calculated, the only thing we can be sure of is that the more they do and the more outstanding their performance, the more points they can get. If they never move and stand still, they will never get the ideal score, and the universities they want will never take notice of them.

This is why many candidates risk their lives to seek out a powerful leader. They don't genuinely want to fight for the leader they support; a mere few dozen stars can't cultivate much loyalty or camaraderie. It's more about shared interests.

Regardless of whether they choose the North or South, or start in the West, they still need to choose someone to fight; only then can they satisfy their needs for profit distribution. What benefits will they reap if they don't fight?

However, there were still quite a few clear-headed people among them. Some hesitated and asked about Xilai. Attacking G was naturally no problem. They had all accepted Yara's surrender, and now that they were so close, it was a perfect opportunity. It would be a waste of all the planning along the way not to attack.

L shook his head upon hearing this: "No need. I suppose he has no other choice now." He raised his hand and placed it on the flag representing the west on the sand table, then suddenly snapped it in two. He then looked into the distance. The people present did not know his thoughts, but they felt that he was terrifyingly calm at this moment, especially the astonishing power he displayed when he snapped the small flag, which immediately made everyone present feel somewhat shocked.

Yes, at this point, Xilai had no other choice.

Jiang Hui and Zhou Xiuwen were already driving him to the brink of despair, let alone the addition of Huan Xian, who arrived without warning.

While Jiang Hui and the others were still reorganizing and streamlining their teams, Huan Xian had already quietly sent men to take down the tough nut of Xi Lai. Xi Lai had likely already been thoroughly defeated by Jiang Hui and Zhou Xiuwen, losing almost all of his territory, and his morale had plummeted. Furthermore, Xi Lai himself had serious problems managing his team; he was indeed unpopular. Even after taking down Xi Lai's own members, there was little reaction; most simply accepted the situation quietly and awaited further instructions.

Of course, Xi Lai himself was unwilling, but he couldn't fight city hall, and he was sent offline after only a few struggles.

Before leaving, he didn't care who had taken him down. He just stared at the man sent by Huan Xian and asked almost obsessively, "Who disrupted his plans? Who was that person?"

Huan Xian's subordinates followed his style: no unnecessary words, they simply got rid of the person and sent them out of the examination hall. However, he still had his doubts and reported the matter to Huan Xian, which then reached Jiang Hui's ears.

As for the curses the other person hurled at her as he left, Jiang Hui just listened and took it as a joke. That guy wasn't even enrolled in the same school as her; what did he expect to do to her? Besides, once she left the national college entrance examination system, who cared whether she came from the west or went west?

Unaware that her ranking had been exposed, the girl casually thought that she would bury the code name "Jin" deep in her heart in the future, so that no one would know how many people she had offended during the unified recruitment.

However, what Jiang Hui didn't know was that once she reached the top, she would have a unique characteristic: a temporary code name, not her real name, but the benchmark figure at the top was itself a code name.

Anyway, this leader, who once occupied a large area of ​​the inner circle with great fanfare, was easily sent out of the general recruitment by his three friends. There are less than fifteen star hours left before the general recruitment ends, and the remaining time is not enough for them to make too many big moves.

Looking at the densely covered terrain map, Zhou Xiuwen glanced regretfully at the north and the chaotic west before finally looking at L, whose territory had been marked in red on the battle map.

"He's the only one left."

The central area had been completely cleaned up. Jiang Hui was somewhat surprised. She had been away for too long. Although she had returned and learned some details, the information involved was too much and too chaotic, leading to some inaccuracies.

Although she knew the general situation in the central region, she hadn't expected L to act so quickly. He changed completely in the blink of an eye, seizing every opportunity to strengthen himself. L was a consistent and highly aggressive person. She had her suspicions, but she needed to verify them, since she knew several others with similar modus operandi.

Jiang Hui and Zhou Xiuwen exchanged a glance, subtly conveying a message. Huan Xian glanced at them and said calmly, "What's there to guess? It's probably him." He then pulled the flag representing the L forward sharply to the point where the two sides were locked in a tug-of-war, and then subtly placed it on the icon representing the two guns meeting, signifying "launch."

And if it really is that person, there's no need to verify it; the other party will naturally come in person.