The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 815 Again
He was held hostage on both sides and was completely controlled. Although he was still in the arena and his code card had not been removed immediately, it completely declared that his struggle had failed.

Avery, the strongest striker, is nowhere to be seen, while Jiang Hui has already arrived. It's obvious who will win between him and Jiang Hui.

Holden was defeated too, lying dazed on the ground, unable to see whether the number plate on his back had been removed. But that didn't matter anymore; for them, this was the very last resort.

Although they had already dealt with the most troublesome Avery, the battles that followed were equally difficult. Jiang Hui went through a fierce battle and was almost crippled before finally taking down the other remaining pillar of the team.

Actually, Holden wasn't easy to deal with either; even in Jiang Hui's condition, he only narrowly won. Fortunately, the two had no way of knowing Avery's defeat beforehand, so they were caught off guard by Jiang Hui's roundabout arrangements. Holden was also unlucky this time; he assembled an extremely powerful lineup but, without anyone to coordinate it, he became a lone wolf forced to fight alone.

Watching his teammate, responsible for finishing up, escort Holden to the elimination waiting area, Jiang Hui couldn't help but sigh with regret. These two, number 1 and number 2, were exactly what Ak Spurs needed right now. If they could keep one of them, this game wouldn't have been a complete waste. It seems the only option now is... well, let's just wait until this is over and rejoin the main group.

Even though Jiang Hui agreed to Aklas's condition that he would help their team find the missing serial number members as part of the deal for accompanying them on this adventure, she didn't ignore the risks and act blindly. After all, she had just been separated from the main team and inserted into this temporary team, and hadn't established any trustworthy connections with the other members of the temporary team, relying only on verbal agreements and promises.

She chose to trust, but she couldn't afford to be careless.

Jiang Hui felt it was a bit of a pity. Neither of them were the type to work well together. At least, there was no one in her team who could control them. Even if she forced them to stay, they would only become unstable factors in the end.

However, given those two's "characteristics," if they were forced to stay in Akraz's team, they would probably turn all her subordinate teams upside down in no time.

Furthermore, even ignoring the risks involved, could Akali really handle two people like that? I doubt Akali himself would want to.

Therefore, after the two battles, Jiang Hui tore off the code cards of the two people without thinking and eliminated them directly, regardless of any different opinions expressed by Akla and others.

However, the member of the opposing team with the serial number "3" was quite pragmatic. Seeing that the two leaders had been taken down one after another, and the other slightly tougher members hadn't been dealt with one by one, they only put up a little resistance when they were confused at first, and then obediently surrendered after being defeated. Afterwards, they stood aside obediently with the guards to wait for their orders. This person was their only gain in this trip.

After confirming several times that the enemies were either eliminated, unconscious, or cooperating, Jiang Hui then turned his attention to the only enemy present who had not yet been dealt with.

Jiang Hui felt as if she had lost all feeling in one of her arms, her legs were weak and powerless, and the air entering her chest through her nose carried a faint metallic smell, making her somewhat worried about the extent of her internal injuries.

Especially when the surroundings become quiet, the mental energy reconnects with the five senses, and this pain seems to be magnified countless times.

She had to withdraw a portion of her mental energy to ensure that she retained her ability to think independently.

However, her predicament was viewed with a deeper scrutiny by others—and to some extent it was.

Although it was somewhat painful, having regained control of this body, Jiang Hui was indeed troubled about how to deal with the person in front of her.

The opposing team was likely also struggling with a lack of resources. Although they had little control over the team and were hampered by various incompetent teammates, they were clearly putting in some effort to piece together this disorganized group. However, as the opposing team's more capable members were successively defeated, the remaining members inevitably crumbled quickly due to the lack of a leader.

Two berserkers who refuse to yield to each other, a group of subordinates who can't even figure out their direction and only know how to blindly follow others, and a traitor who is somewhat intelligent but uses all his energy to be a fence-sitter—he is probably the most desperate strategist out there.

"Heh, sigh," the prisoner chuckled inexplicably in the midst of the tense standoff, a slightly manic laugh that drew surprised glances from his escorts. "—You're something else, I've lost again," the young man muttered to himself after his laugh.

Jiang Hui remained calm and watched quietly, seemingly waiting for the other party to calm down.

Receiving no response, the young man said with a hint of self-deprecation, "You're still the same as before, haven't changed at all." His words were like a sawing gourd, but the sarcasm was unmistakable; how annoying.

Strictly speaking, this is the first time the two have met. Last time, they were still separated by a virtual shell, but this time it is a real encounter.

In fact, they had only met once, but these words made it seem like they harbored a lot of resentment towards her. Jiang Hui was slightly speechless.

The cleanup over there is almost done, and all dangers have been eliminated. However, Jiang Hui's side has been slow to act for some reason. Ak Ci, who is in charge of follow-up coordination not far away, keeps looking around, seemingly wondering if he should come over and lend a hand.

Jiang Hui saw this, shook her head slightly in the other person's direction, signaling him to wait a moment, and then turned to the person who looked rather flustered and said her first words to him since they met: "It seems there's no time for us to catch up."

She kept looking at the other person as she spoke, her gaze calm as she met their eyes, which were filled with resentment.

The girl hadn't said anything, yet her seemingly random statement was like a sharp blade, piercing through Wu Shi's high-standing barrier and causing him to deflate instantly.

The young man lowered his eyes, seemingly a little dejected for a moment, and had largely accepted reality, saying with a hint of resignation, "Fine, a bet's a bet. What do you need me for?"

After receiving a satisfactory answer, Jiang Hui nonchalantly signaled to the people next to him to end the escort and release the person.

The young man, now free, sat down on the ground without any decorum, hands on the ground, leaning back slightly. He looked at the girl, who was much quieter than he remembered, her pale face and slightly stiff shoulders, though well concealed, and seemed lost in thought.

The young man reached out and touched Jiang Hui's right hand, a hint of provocation flashing in his eyes: "Looks like you need me."

Jiang Hui raised an eyebrow, seemingly unsurprised. However, she still went along with it, awkwardly pulling the other person along with her left hand: "Welcome."

Wu: Damn it, it's you, it's you! How old are you?!
Jiang: So what if it's me... Oh, you lost again.

Crow: A sharp, explosive sound—

Jiang: (I'll give you some time to calm down)
Wu: Tell me, what do you want me to do? (I've already lost anyway) Of course, whether I do it or not depends on my mood.

Jiang: (Quietly watching the other person perform, since the other person has no choice anyway)
Wu: Hey. Look what I found. This guy's arm is useless? This is going to be interesting. I'm not leaving now.

Jiang: (Tsk, I've been found out) Oh well, let this guy find something to fill in so he won't be so hard.

Jiang: As long as a person is capable enough, being stubborn, argumentative, or even disloyal is not a problem.