Smash All Pots and Pans To Go to School

“Watermelon flavor.” Jing Ti pointed at the door of the infirmary, “Go back quickly, there are many things to do.”

Wei San walked back with a pile of watermelon-flavored nutrient solution, and opened one to taste it. It was indeed watermelon-flavored.

She closed the door, cleaned the blood on the surface of the chip, put it in the reading box, and connected it to the light brain. After a while, she took out the instrument chip and put it aside.

There is a bunch of data on Wei San’s previous extreme cold competition on the light brain. Twenty-four hours a day, it is as calm as if the instrument is broken.

Jing Ti continued to move down and the nodes were calculated. This should be around the first time Damocles Military Academy encountered the cold wave. Wei San’s data was still a straight line without any fluctuations, as if she had calmed down. Old Monk, When you are in concentration, there is no emotion at all. Be it perception or heartbeat.

Jing Ti who has been a doctor for many years: “……”

He kept scrolling and finally found something strange. Wei San’s perception suddenly broke out at a node, and it suddenly increased. It lasted for more than an hour. Even after the increase, it continued to increase, and then there was another flat line, causing him to suspect that the instrument was broken.

Jing Ti calculated the time. This time point of the outbreak happened to be the time point when the military area entered and noticed the fluctuation.

It turns out that the person who made the noise was Wei San?

“What was Wei San’s condition at that time?” Xiang Minghua asked without hesitation, “When we went there, she fell on the ice and snow. She slept for a while, and there was nothing abnormal when she woke up. Is there something wrong with her body?”

“No, I’m just asking. The noise in the extreme cold arena seems to have been caused by her.”

“It’s almost the first time she and Ying Xingjue have collaborated.” Xiang Minghua said, “It’s really amazing.”

They did not see the vortex controlled by the gray formless matter, and could only see the little video recorded by Wei San. Even so, they could see that those things were difficult to deal with.

According to Jin Ke, the first collaboration between two super 3S level players was truly shocking.

“Alright, I know.” Jing Ti ended the communication, turned his chair, and went to get the chip he just took out from Wei San’s wrist.

……

“Promoted one level.” Ying Chenghe held the light brain and went to Wei San’s room.

“What level?” Wei San turned to look at him

“……” Ying Chenghe looked at Wei San’s messy half-length hair and the paper ball stuffed in her nose, and for a moment he suspected that he was still in yesterday.

Wei San stood up and took a look: “What is the level at on the Rubik’s Cube Forum? What are the additional sections?”

“There aren’t many sections, it’s still S-level content, but there is more content in each section. I looked at the S-level mecha masters in it and they are pretty good. They can barely be compared with the S-level mecha masters in our military academy. Ying Chenghe sat down and asked Wei San to read together, “As long as you answer more questions and open source more design data here, it will be easier to move up the level.”

“You posted a complete S-class mecha data?” Wei San asked after flipping through it.

Ying Chenghe nodded: “I used the principle design that I discussed with you before, and if someone discovered it, it wouldn’t involve Damocles. After I sent it out, I immediately upgraded it. Since I can upgrade to L3, there must be more high grades on it.”

Wei San looked at the mecha model above and suddenly asked Ying Chenghe: “Where did you discover this forum?”

“I heard someone mention it once in a forum, and I searched for it for a long time before I found it.” Ying Chenghe recalled that at first he just wanted to decompress it, and it was full of A-level stuff. In his opinion, it was just asking 1 +1 is equal to what, who would have thought that it could be upgraded inside.

“I also found it from outside forums.” Wei San said, “If you ask other mecha masters in the school, basically not many people know about it.”

“It’s probably a forum established by people who are away from school.” Ying Chenghe guessed.

The two of them wanted to say something else, but Jin Ke knocked on the door and came in with two packages in his hand: “Master Yu brought them, saying they were the specialties of South Pasi that he had prepared before, but they never had the chance to deliver them. What were you discussing just now?” “

Wei San gave him a few summary sentences.

Jin Ke sat down with two bags of things in his arms and said thoughtfully: “According to what you said, this forum is screening.”

Wei San and Ying Chenghe both looked at him, but the next second they reached out and snatched the specialty product from Jin Ke’s hand.

Jin Ke looked at the two people who were lowering their heads to open their bags and said slowly: “Normal military cadets wouldn’t find this kind of forum. Cheng He, do you think Gong Yijue would know about this kind of forum?”

“No.” Ying Chenghe said without hesitation. Gong Yijue was an orthodox mecha master from a famous family that couldn’t be more orthodox. He would never waste time on this.

“You discovered this forum but never upgraded. Instead, she upgraded.” Jin Ke looked at Wei San, “Answer questions for Class A when you have time, release the source mecha data…… Wei San did these things before she upgraded, and found out the other side of the forum. The purpose behind this forum may be to select a group of mecha masters who have no hierarchy and are willing to share their achievements.”

Ying Chenghe suddenly understood: “No wonder the open source mecha data was released and upgraded immediately.”

Jin Ke looked at the account and said disgustedly: “What kind of ID is this?”

“Close to life ID.” Wei San opened Yu Tianhe Fen’s specialties, “Then let’s continue going up and see if there are any other powerful mecha masters inside. Maybe we can learn something.”

The few people didn’t take this matter too seriously. The Federation had official military schools and aristocratic families who were studying abroad, so naturally there were non-governmental organizations.

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