The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 86 Night Training
But on the other side

The areas where the dormitories are concentrated are now in complete chaos.

The sudden alarm woke everyone from their sleep. Both freshmen and returning students were startled and jumped out of bed, wondering what had happened.

After hearing the broadcast clearly, the senior students naturally felt relieved and went back to sleep, since it wasn't their business. They were all experienced themselves and knew what was going on, and couldn't help but feel sorry for their younger schoolmates.

The freshmen were encountering such a situation for the first time. After looking at each other in bewilderment, they all got up, tidied themselves up, and did as instructed in the broadcast, heading towards the nearby assembly area.

But with more people, there are bound to be more problems.

Some people are quite particular; even when rushing out the door, they'll take the time to tidy themselves up. Others get up in the middle of the night in a real hurry and want to use the bathroom first. If there are many people in the dorm, this can easily lead to a fight. Even if they don't fight, a few words will still take up some time. In short, it's very chaotic.

The dormitory corridors are quite narrow, and when a group of people rushed and pushed each other, they were all stuck in the corridors for a while, which caused a significant delay.

Then, when they got to the nearby meeting point, they found that everyone wanted to meet at the most convenient location. So when many people arrived, they found that there was nowhere to stand. Some of the later arrivals were unlucky and found that several meeting points were already full, so they had to keep looking.

By the time they found a place that could barely accommodate them, everyone had arrived, and the class instructors were all in their places, standing there in neat military formation, their eyes fixed on each latecomer with eagle-like gazes.

Jiang Hui encountered the same problem at her training ground, but she left early enough to arrive just in time. However, latecomers kept arriving and were sent to other locations by the training ground instructors.

Jiang Hui secretly scanned the training ground and found that all the students and teachers had been mixed up.

She didn't see any familiar classmates nearby, nor did she see her class advisor or any teachers she knew; they were all strangers. Some were dressed in ordinary business attire, while others were in military uniforms, and she couldn't tell which of them were their military-related professors.

After nearly a week of training, these undisciplined freshmen finally began to understand the spirit of marching. Even though they had been assembled in such a chaotic and hasty manner, they dared not move or speak freely on the field. They stood in place like quails, trying to maintain a certain upright but not too tense posture.

Fortunately, the instructors above didn't seem inclined to come down and correct them; they simply patrolled the area, seemingly observing something.

Finally, a short, sharp, and exciting sound rang out in the quiet training field, drawing everyone's attention to this direction.

"Assembly complete. Students who have not yet assembled, please return to your dormitories and wait for instructors to register and assign tasks. Do not wander around."

It turns out some people couldn't get together. How soundly must they have been sleeping? And there's registration... registration for what? How many points will they lose? Jiang Hui couldn't even imagine what would happen to these unlucky classmates.

The students who had already arrived all looked slightly relieved upon hearing this, but they soon found themselves unable to remain uninvolved, as the announcement immediately broadcast a second message: "The assembly time is 3:15 a.m. Anyone arriving after this time will be considered late and will have 30 points deducted."

"Anyone with improper military appearance, lax military posture, whispering, or improper posture will have 15 points deducted. These will be recorded by the duty instructor and made public." Jiang Hui: ?
All students: ...They actually resorted to such underhanded tactics.

They weren't even told anything, and they just added it to the deduction list. They weren't given even a second's chance.

Jiang Hui was glad she knew about the school's "good habits," which seemed to favor surprise rallies, and she wondered if they might pull something else. So during assembly, she paid extra attention to her behavior, standing up straight.

It turns out that you really can lose points if you're not careful, and you can lose 15 points at once.

It's said that during the school's enrollment inspection, finding ordinary prohibited items only resulted in a 10-point deduction. This time, it's a 15-30 point deduction. Since there weren't many points to begin with, this kind of deduction will leave even more people with negative scores.

Jiang Hui dared not slack off in her military posture, but she couldn't help but secretly complain that the school was full of tricks, just trying to trap them, the freshmen.

Afterwards, the broadcast announced several more malicious incidents that occurred during the assembly. It's unclear how they monitored the situation, but they were able to name names and issue warnings or even disciplinary actions directly.

After this series of actions, the freshmen were all too afraid to move, anxiously waiting for further instructions from above.

After the broadcast was completed, the patrolling instructors returned to their posts one after another, standing guard over the students in the training field, seemingly waiting for something.

Finally, a series of very noticeable footsteps sounded at the assembly point where Jiang Hui was located.

Lieutenant Lando strode firmly into the assembly area, ignoring the gazes of the 500 students present, and walked straight to the front row, to the central podium: "Now we begin the first nighttime march for the Class of '89983. We will proceed in this formation for the entire 150-kilometer march. Please keep up closely and do not fall behind."

150 kilometers... that's enough to kill someone! Jiang Hui can only run 50 or 60 kilometers at most now, and even if she grits her teeth, she can only manage 70 kilometers at most. 150 kilometers would literally kill her.

Although Jiang Hui had already gotten used to the rigorous training during military training, and running laps had become her most frequent activity lately, the school was getting increasingly ruthless in pushing them beyond their limits.

Does this mean they have to run even if they can't? Will they even make it back to their dorm alive after running? A huge question mark rose in everyone's mind.

Moreover, besides combat-oriented students like Jiang Hui, there were also many students from other majors present, who had never faced such rigorous training. Given their physical condition, they would probably struggle even to cover 30 kilometers, let alone 150.

The students at the assembly point all subtly changed their expressions, instinctively feeling a bit resistant to the upcoming itinerary, even though they knew in their hearts that they had no choice but to accept it.

Unfortunately, Lieutenant Lando didn't give the students a chance to protest, or even time to prepare. He randomly assigned students to teams, then assigned instructors to lead them, and immediately ordered them to start running.

(End of this chapter)