The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 448 Calculation (Part 1)

Although she herself is a dynamic, living entity, the system is an inanimate object, and the algorithm is half-dead and half-alive, so bugs are inevitable in the entire operation.

For example, Jiang Hui had previously discovered that because she was hiding in a pit, the system couldn't read her data, so the pre-positioned enemies stopped moving.

Therefore, this A-level star beast should be the same.

They are essentially data streams.

For data streams, similar fluctuations do not cause much change; the only live data stream that will trigger a change is Jiang Hui.

But... since they are both data streams, will they interfere with each other? Jiang Hui was curious but not quite sure, so she decided to try it out herself.

It's indeed absurd for a D-class mech to fight an A-class star beast, but what if it's a group of B+C+D classes?
Watching one of the bird-like star beasts being lured to her predetermined tipping point through a series of chain reactions, she quickly took her position and boldly leaped down from the top of the star beast, revealing herself to this A-grade behemoth.

It was as if a series of buttons had been pressed. The A-level star beast, which had been leisurely wandering in the sand since it appeared, finally reacted. It roared fiercely and immediately assumed an attack stance, its target naturally being Jiang Hui, who was hanging close to it, oblivious to its own mortality.

It swung its only available offensive part, raising its thick, long snake tail, buried in the sand, high into the air and stirring up a cloud of dust, instantly making the bottom murky and invisible.

Jiang Hui then realized that the prototype of this A-level star beast was probably a snake, a strangely shaped desert snake. The front and rear ends had typical snake-like structures, thick and long, accounting for more than two-thirds of the whole, while the middle part was a huge base structure, with a diameter of 100 meters, octagonal, with curved edges, like a tortoise shell without a shell. In conjunction with the patterns at the front and rear ends, it was more like a strange purple-flowered fleshy tumor structure.

From her angle, she couldn't clearly see whether it had feet or not, but it felt like the star beast was gliding, and doing so with unusual stability. Jiang Hui guessed that it might be using its midsection for stability while gliding.

Jiang Hui wasn't going to be that foolish as to stay put and wait for it to hit her. After anticipating its direction, she immediately pulled on the titanium rope that was already looped around her on the other side. Although it was a little strenuous and jerky, she still managed to swing away from the A-level star beast's line of sight like a swing using the ingenious loop structure, leaping over its head, and finally being pulled back to the protruding part of its back by the titanium rope.

This operation is extremely dangerous because the fulcrum used to secure the traction is not a safe and stable location, but rather comes from the star beast itself—the very protrusion where she had just temporarily bent over. During her swing, if the fulcrum is not properly secured or the titanium cable's tensile strength is insufficient, Jiang Hui could be thrown off her and the machine.

She won't even need the A-level star beasts to do anything; she'll just dig her own grave.

Moreover, Jiang Hui couldn't guarantee that she could resonate in time as planned. If she didn't get enough support and couldn't get up in time, she might still be hit by that big tail.

...In short, this crude method, which was decided in a short period of time, is fraught with risks and uncertainties from every angle.

Fortunately, it ultimately succeeded. And as she had suspected, the data stream constructed by the system couldn't accurately represent the intelligence of this star beast. This A-level star beast, built from complex data streams, clearly couldn't understand why its prey had suddenly vanished. It also couldn't stop the movement of its tail; the long tip shot straight for its forehead like lightning. If this strike landed directly, the A-level star beast would be severely injured, even if it didn't faint, but this wasn't the effect Jiang Hui wanted. Not enough, far from enough—

Although she didn't know what kind of star beast it was, based on what she had just seen, this A-level star beast had an incredibly hard shell. With such strong self-defense, it was impossible for an ordinary attack to break through it, even if the attack came from itself.

Therefore, what she needs to do is to brake this A-level star beast rather than pursue momentary damage, because it not only has full health but also full defense. It's not worth risking being smashed down just for a moment of damage.

So Jiang Hui planned to take the underhanded approach from the beginning. If he couldn't win in terms of strength, fine, he would try to make them fight amongst themselves.

She once read in an academic notebook that there must be an open-source digital key between data streams of the same origin. Once they are synchronized at the same frequency at the same time, a strange resonant magnetic field will be generated and data turbulence will occur, which may lead to the damage of the open-source digital key.

Jiang Hui wanted exactly this latter point: if the open-source digital key were damaged, the data stream products derived from it would "die," which, by all accounts, would count as her killing it. She just didn't know if eliminating enemies using such unconventional methods would count as points in the single-player shooting event… Never mind, she still wanted to know what the school's thinking was in setting up this challenge. What made them think a student could control a D-class mech to eliminate an A-class star beast?
She stared intently at the movement of the large tail, which was almost there.

It was at this time——

Jiang Hui revealed the short-barreled cannons hidden on his left and right shoulders, the three long-barreled bows in a row in the center of his back, the long-barreled beam with rear-impact resistance in his chest cavity, and a standard rifle specifically for mechas.

This system is equipped with a D-class mech, and the data is limited; the above is the basic equipment that a standard D-class mech can be equipped with. Although it's probably like a tickle to an A-class star beast, Jiang Hui doesn't plan to directly grab a gun and fight it head-on.

Very good, they are arranged in several directions, which saves her some calculation work.

"Screech—" The avian star beasts that had just been fooled and were dizzy attacked her with an even more ferocious offensive than before, and this time they gave her no chance to turn around.

Just in time. Ningxia swallowed hard as she looked at the control panel, subconsciously loosening the muscles in her fingers, and then controlled the mecha to fire its cannons in the pre-arranged sequence.

Short-barreled cannons, recoil-reversing long-range muskets, laser guns... rifles, firing indiscriminately and seemingly without order, were launched at the points she had already calculated.

Jiang Hui's hands moved so fast they were almost blurry, but his eyes remained fixed on a three-dimensional ring around him. One shot, two shots, three shots... Success!
"Crack!" "Bang!" "Bang!" "Bang!"

Several sounds, as if by prior arrangement, burst forth one after another, triggering a chain reaction like dominoes.

(End of this chapter)