The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Before being logged out of the system, Jiang Hui was directing a team under his command to fight an A-level star beast. They had a lot of people, with five or six mechs surrounding it. If they were experienced, each of them could easily take down the star beast.

However, since everyone was a novice, not everyone had experience interacting with wild star beasts before adulthood. Those with experience like Jiang Hui and his group were truly exceptional, and it couldn't be forced upon them.

However, those who have made it to this point in the education system and are now participating in the unified enrollment system must have a certain learning ability. They don't need much guidance; with just a little instruction, they quickly learn how to work together to kill high-level star beasts.

Moreover, compared to the chaotic and unpredictable battles between the two armies, simply hunting star beasts is naturally much more enjoyable and satisfying, and you can also see the results. Watching high-level star beasts fall one after another not only means a boost to your command performance, but also increases your experience and mental state.

In terms of experience alone, this is much more enjoyable than the previous nearly seventy-star experience.

It can be said that most candidates, since entering the unified college entrance examination, have either been cautious and prudent in their actions or have been restricted by others and have never experienced such a refreshing battle against the enemy.

Being brought to the east without warning, everyone was somewhat uneasy. Some of them had followed Jiang Hui from the beginning, many joined later, and a considerable number were remnants from various factions.

After several twists and turns, their leaders either joined Jiang Hui and became part of the team, or were eliminated. However, these small fry were still able to remain in the unified recruitment system for assessment. They were grateful that they had persevered for so long to get to where they were today, but the long-term changes had also made them mentally tense, and they felt numb and exhausted about the unknown future.

Everyone was too exhausted to fight anymore. This is another reason why Jiang Hui decisively abandoned the plan to start the next battle—not only because there wasn't enough time, but also because everyone was too tired to fight anymore.

But with all the scheming and intrigue fading away, let's try something simple and exciting. The Eastern Monster Amusement Park is undoubtedly the perfect place to unleash everyone's fighting spirit. Not a single moment of those three stars was wasted.

Jiang Hui allowed them to move freely in the east, occasionally guiding and adjusting the formation of the troops, encouraging everyone to fight more fiercely.

Time passed incredibly quickly; so engrossed in the moment, I completely forgot about the system's countdown.

As the timer ended, everyone's consciousness seemed to drift away, their breath caught in their throats, as if struck by a force that was neither too strong nor too weak, before their feet touched the ground again. When they opened their eyes again, they were in a spacious and bright holographic pod, before them a simulated control panel used for various large-scale examinations, with a huge screen flashing a bright red 'Ending. Please leave the examination room in an orderly manner'.

Only then did everyone realize that this seemingly endless unified entrance examination was finally over, and they had returned to the real world.

Everyone seemed still immersed in the intense experience of not long ago, and they all left the examination room in a daze under the instructions of the invigilating soldiers.

It wasn't until they completely left the examination hall, where they had spent a mere few dozen stars but which felt like an eternity, and looked at the bustling crowd before them, that they finally felt a sense of reality.

--it's over.

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As the leader, one of the few people who can monitor the time in real time, Jiang Hui still had a sense of when to leave.

With about half a week left before the end, she began to intentionally control the pace of the hunt to prevent everyone from getting caught up in the killing and losing their mental energy due to the emotional turmoil.

However, some things were beyond her control. During the cleanup, a team relatively close to her encountered an A-rank star beast with extremely high attack and defense levels, and couldn't defeat it quickly. That's why she intervened directly, but misjudged the timing and was forced to log out halfway through, unsure if she could even get the points for killing the star beast. Then, at the moment of logging out, unlike the others who were suddenly suspended in mid-air, she was conscious. Jiang Hui clearly felt her mental energy threads being pulled out from the vast and complex data stream by a tangible connection.

The feeling was subtle, as if time and space were stretched infinitely, a feeling that both stretched out over a long period of time and yet remained only a fleeting moment. There was a strange familiarity to it, as if she had experienced it somewhere before. However, when she tried to delve deeper into this feeling, she could never quite put her finger on it.

Bathed in layers of light and shadow, Jiang Hui felt a little disoriented, but an inexplicable thought arose in her mind: it seemed she had forgotten something.

Only after she was firmly seated at the control panel of the holographic capsule, and most of the other examinees had left, did Jiang Hui regain her senses when a proctor gently reminded her that the exam was over.

No, what was she thinking just now? Oh well, the exams are over, this is all over, I should hurry up and go find someone to meet up with.

Huan Xian and Zhou Xiuwen both took the exam in the central star sector, so at this moment, only two other people were in the exam building with her.

They agreed to meet up for a meal after the exams, so as soon as they finished, they went straight to the agreed-upon place.

There were many people coming and going, almost all of them young people her age, mostly candidates for the national unified entrance examination.

Emerging from the unified college entrance examination system, shedding the identities and appearances imposed by their specific circumstances, they were all vibrant young people. None of them knew each other's identities, and they gathered in small groups to talk about their experiences in the unified college entrance examination, hoping to achieve excellent results and be admitted to their ideal universities.

Jiang Hui had heard people discussing her reputation during the unified entrance examination more than once on her way there, talking about her past and her friends' affairs. However, the exam was over, and the matter was settled for her, so there was no need to dwell on who had what status or what had happened during the unified entrance examination. Besides, given what she had done during the unified entrance examination, Jiang Hui was afraid that if those people found out, they would immediately come knocking on her door to cause trouble.

This place is not safe to stay any longer; let's leave quickly.

Thinking this, Jiang Hui quickened her pace and disappeared into the crowd. The bustling crowd naturally didn't notice that the leader who had led them to victory in the unified recruitment had just brushed past them.

"You're too late." When Jiang Hui arrived at the agreed-upon point, she saw the boy standing by the aircraft with a tense face, looking very unhappy.

Of course I'm unhappy. More than half a week has passed since the end of the unified entrance examination. Even if the exam venue is a bit far, it wouldn't take half a week to walk there.

"Sorry, I ran into a group of teachers from our school on the way." So she was caught and questioned for a long time. Getting away in half a week was already her limit.

Clarence nodded, his expression softening, and said nothing more, only glancing around: "There's one more."

"Oh, something else?" Jiang Hui's mind raced. Wait, she just remembered something she'd felt she'd forgotten but couldn't quite place. It was just someone missing, right? Where was Hillman? She hadn't seen him since the start of the unified recruitment.
"Have you just remembered something you forgot?" A voice rang out leisurely: "You've not even seen the unified recruitment, and now you remember me? You've forgotten me way too thoroughly."

Jiang Hui and Clarence looked towards the source of the sound at the same time, and after meeting someone's rather "resentful" gaze, they both looked away.

(End of this chapter)