The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 83 Adaptation
"Hey, hey..." Jiang Hui paused for a while at the rest stop, panting heavily. She still had more than ten kilometers left to go before she would have completed her quota for the day.

It's currently the military training period for the semester, and students from all majors are undergoing similar training. However, the combat individual soldier majors need to go through training that is several times more arduous than that of ordinary students. After all, they will almost certainly be reserve soldiers in the future, so it's impossible for them to simply go through a simple formality.

What constitutes a simple form? In reality, there's no such thing as a "form" in military training.

Military training should naturally align with military training standards. However, since they are currently students, and most of their majors are unlikely to involve further military training, the school will not assign overly difficult tasks to ordinary students, taking into account their actual physical condition.

Various marching techniques, such as standing at attention, standing at ease and saluting, turning in place, and marching in step, as well as military boxing, military theory, and housekeeping classes, are all part of the military training program for students on Earth. However, these have different names in interstellar space.

But Jiang Hui had already undergone military training many times, so once the training started here, she roughly knew what it was all about, and in fact, they were all pretty much the same.

Because these are basic daily routines for soldiers, and they undergo rigorous training upon joining the unit, they've almost become second nature. Now, we're simply halving or even further reducing the standards for the children to cultivate their military bearing and allow them to fully experience the spirit of marching. These are the most basic aspects of military training, the so-called simplified format.

However, for military specialties such as combat personnel, these are merely basic courses. Since they will be entering the real battlefield in the future, this training concerning military appearance and bearing cannot meet their combat needs.

They need deeper and more practical training, such as extreme physical and mental training programs, as well as specific programs like shooting, night marches, orienteering, and even individual and group combat exercises in the later stages of military training.

Their training began at the start of the semester. The intensity of their daily training was almost ten times, or even more, than that of students in other majors. So they were always the first to arrive at the training ground and the last to arrive at the canteen for meals. They trained so hard that even students from other majors couldn't help but shed tears of sympathy for them.

Jiang Hui was naturally one of them. At first, she doubted whether she could do it and couldn't believe the standards were so high. But later, she persevered and actually made some progress.

At first, she could only run less than twenty laps. But within a week, she was running around forty laps, doubling her previous ability. If she was in good form that day, she could run even more. And after finishing her training, she could still participate in the Stark coach's daily training... It has to be said that persistence does have some effect.

The students also discovered that their class teacher's method of training physical fitness was very simple, and the method of maintaining discipline was the same: simply running laps, punishing people by making them run laps, and running as hard as they could until they died.

In addition to basic training, he often made his students do long-distance running, cross-country jumping, horse stance, or plank support, push-ups, one-handed handstands... It was a completely animalistic training method.

These students, who were all smiles and full of energy at the pre-school orientation, are now looking miserable after just one week of grueling training. This high-intensity daily training is enough to break even the physically strong students, and for those with weaker constitutions, it's pure torture.

Jiang Hui actually belongs to the lower tier; her physique and physical strength are relatively low. Although she's not among the absolute worst, she's not far off. And even after these days of training, she's only improved a tiny bit; she's still far behind the top students in the class.

However, she did have a secret weapon—thanks to the existence of her mental space, she could get relatively good rest every day. Although the space didn't seem to help her recover from physical exhaustion, she was always mentally refreshed and hadn't yet experienced the drowsiness or weariness that comes with high-intensity training. Whenever this happened, Jiang Hui was incredibly grateful for this mental space that had appeared out of nowhere. Without it, she wouldn't have been able to last even three days.

Good heavens, she never knew she was such a patient person. Even after being trained to this extent, she still manages to get up on time every day for training; even with some kind of mental support, it's a bit too much.

Those in the class who didn't have any special advantages and were physically weak were in a much worse situation. They managed to keep running for a few days but were almost too exhausted to continue. Although they had supplements to physically replenish their energy, they couldn't compensate for the mental fatigue and exhaustion they felt.

Some of them didn't originally want to study this major, or their physical condition was simply unsuitable for it, but they still got in for personal reasons. They came in without any mental preparation or foundation, so naturally some couldn't handle such high-intensity training.

For example, Chen Wenbai, who had spoken with Jiang Hui a few times, fainted multiple times during a week of training and was always on the list of injured. Every day he went into the training field, he was always carried back by others.

Even a strict person like Mr. Stark had to make an exception for him because of his physical condition, turning a blind eye to it.

However, apart from him, the other students with poorer physical condition also had to undergo the same high-intensity training, and no matter what they said, it was useless.

During this period, Instructor Stark contacted Jiang Hui once after class and took her to the medical office to see Lu Jin for a physical examination. The purpose was naturally for her seemingly sudden internal brain region treatment.

However, Lu Jin said that he was still young and not very good at this, and might need his teacher to help him.

Unfortunately, healer Michael isn't a permanent resident of the star system; he only has some businesses here and comes to check on things from time to time. So, if Jiang Hui really wants treatment, she'll probably have to wait until he has time to come here—which would be several months from now.

Therefore, Lu Jin personally suggested that Jiang Hui ignore this issue for the time being. If she was really worried about affecting her classes, she could first engage in conservative self-recovery, such as doing small-scale mental energy training every day or regularly clearing her mental energy.

Jiang Hui could understand the first one; she had done that kind of exercise after returning from the mid-level hospital—it was a simple eye exercise. But the latter… how was she supposed to clear her mental energy?
Then Mr. Stark nodded in agreement, as if he understood.

Jiang Hui suddenly had a bad feeling.

(End of this chapter)