"Ahui." The boy's voice was hoarse, and he was obviously in the voice change period.
The tall and thin girl nodded slightly, holding a book between her fingers. The lines on the back of her hand were straight, making her look thin and strong, with distinct finger bones. Her fingertips seemed to lift the thick book easily.
"You're here." The person in front glanced at the book in her hand without surprise.
The girl nodded and sat down opposite naturally.
It’s still the same place. A row of tables on the second floor of the library has basically become a fixed seat for a certain couple.
Time flies, and the past passes by in the busyness. Before I knew it, three years have passed.
Jiang Hui is already a third-grade student. It seems like the time she started school happened just yesterday, but in fact she has gone through many such days.
Jiang Hui's life in the past two or three years has not been smooth sailing, but it has been smooth sailing.
A lot of things happened in her first year here. The first time she showed her face in front of the public, the first time she was injured, the first time she faced life and death, the first time she got her own mecha... Many, many firsts happened in this year. She also gradually integrated into the current interstellar world from a blue star soul of unknown origin.
A lot of things happened in the two years that followed. She joined a strange club, made some new friends, and rose from C+ to B+ in the Mecha Master Tribe, gradually getting into the Mecha Master business.
But the mecha is not mature at all, and very few of the data are the same as the standard version. It may have passed the post-certification test, but it would be a waste of money and time. It is better to keep it and modify it first.
On the day when the seven-figure statue was completed, you stood behind the little guy and felt inexplicably lonely and without any real feeling.
Songbai is an A-class mecha, and its actual rating should be around A+. It is a low-level mecha, and its shape is unique. Although there is no original version for you to assemble, due to the commonness of the consciousness space, you move and stop outside the consciousness space, and it took nearly two years of hard work to barely put the whole mecha together.
In addition to mecha and his major, Jiang Hui also constantly absorbed knowledge from various disciplines during those years. Individual soldiers, mecha, command, logistics, reconnaissance, and even some scattered subjects related to the military... You have not touched upon them.
It seems that you still need to study the structure of the engine and truly understand the internal structure and circuits of the mecha engine before you can replicate it in the consciousness space. However, no matter how similar the replica is, it is just an empty shell and it will never be possible to become real.
Fortunately, Jiang Hui felt that his ability to withstand stress had improved a lot since he came to Interstellar, and he also got a habit of "feeling restrained all over when reading all day". The more he read, the less he felt, and the less he felt, the more excited he became, so his life became more and more unrestrained by his own will.
The engine of Wall-E comes from a discarded B-class battlefield armor. Its standard is much lower than that of the D-class special humanoid armor, so it is more than enough to serve as its engine.
Even so, Jiang Hui was very busy during those years and rarely had any free time.
That made Jiang Hui very depressed. After thinking hard, he finally figured out that it was probably a problem with the core engine.
After all, time is so short, you can also lose sight of the main point and pursue the trivial, and must learn to become a genius who knows everything. The meal is still eaten bite by bite, and Jiang Hui has never forgotten that.
Jiang Hui had some bad thoughts for a moment, so he temporarily put the mecha in front of the space button and forgot about it.
Others think reading is learning, you think reading is relaxing, it is really a bit ridiculous. Compared with the tricky consciousness space, reality is smoother, after all, there are few things that can't be found ready-made, and you have to force yourself to have something to do. Even if you find something ready-made, you can dismantle other things for research and transformation, which is very convenient.
It can't really be called a fully customized mecha. Of course, the entire body is customized based on the discarded parts you choose.
However, Jiang Hui learned all the things that were not related to his major by reading books or public professional reports. He would only spend more effort to delve into the subjects that were not necessary.
Jiang Hui has tried that mecha before, and can only say that it is unusable, not flawed. The overall operation is not strange, it is as smooth and easy to use as a D-class standard humanoid armor, but in some places it is normal, harmonious and smooth, and quite handy. It may be because you subconsciously added a little of your ideas and modifications to the standard armor when making the mecha.
Jiang Hui dared to say that it must be an outlier outside the D-level humanoid armor. Both the shape and parameters were very different. It could only be said that it was derived from the D-level standard humanoid armor.
It cannot move, but when it is set up, it looks like a model mecha. The hands are hands, the feet are feet, and the head is a head, but it has nothing to do with the actual mecha. It feels completely unmaneuverable when operating it.
It's bad, right? Although you assembled it according to the standards and principles of D-level humanoid armor, it looks exactly the same thing from the inside out.
And because the fuselage is almost entirely made of discarded parts, its endurance, impact resistance and overall connectivity have yet to be measured. Jiang Hui plans to go back and polish it, adjust some of the appropriate places, and then see if he should send it for certification.
In fact, half a year after Songbai was completed, you had not yet completed the first D-class humanoid armor that you built by yourself in your life.
That was not the first work Jiang Hui had made. It was ugly and decent, but it was the thing you had devoted your wholeheartedly to since you came to the interstellar world. It was the end of your journey down the path of mechas.
It's really unimaginable that now mecha masters have to make their own engines when manufacturing mechas. This is really amazing whether it is from the old era or the new generation.
Speaking of major events in the past few years, the first one is naturally a major project in her consciousness space, which is gradually coming to an end, and there is only one step left, the first step.
But there is a way. That thing is almost entirely assembled from discarded mecha parts, dismantled here and there, and assembled by hard work, or polished and modified. If it is really difficult to connect, make the mechanical joints yourself and polish the appropriate accessories and connectors.
Dai Meng immediately couldn't help but get off the plane and wanted to give it a try. It turned out that although the thing was put together quite well, there were still problems in its actual operation.
In order to accommodate the excess output of that part, Jiang Hui changed more than ten lines and even made a major modification to the main line output before he could barely take over the fuselage.
Actually, it's not bad. You think your own child is ugly... Jiang Hui smiled and shook his head, and named me Wall-E. Don't ask you why. The inspiration came from the ugly and cute robot in a certain interstellar movie you saw on the blue planet. I hope that one day I can become a little hero in a certain world.