I'm Not Human (BL)

Ch 52

Listening to the other side saying that the three equipment had just been developed and manufactured not long ago, Gu Huai felt that the cost of these devices shouldn't be cheap. All of a sudden, Gu Huai had broken two.

Gu Huai didn't change expressions on the surface and just gently blinked. He thought about how he came out with no money but. . . 

No, he didn't have money. After belatedly realizing this, Gu Huai was stunned for another second. Since being picked up by Alves on the abandoned planet, Gu Huai's life was basically missing nothing. The moment he showed he wanted something, the on Zerg on user would quickly send it to him.

From the moment he broke out of the shell to the present, gu Huai had almost forgotten the concept of 'money.' Gu Huai was thinking the loss of money. Meanwhile, the others who had been speechless from the excessive shock could finally speak.

"It's impossible. . . even the tutors only have a 30,000 - 40,000 mental strength value. How can he have 100,000. . . ?"

"However, the result of both tests is the same. The machine can't break down twice."

"A mental strength value of 100,000. . . that is the level of a monster. It's scary."

The students looked at each other and saw the same surprise on their faces. Standing next to Gu Huai, Hammer heard his last sentence and thought that hundreds of thousands of mental strength was just a corner of the king's ability. No, it wasn't even a corner. It was a small tip at most.

The Zerg king could link to all the Zerg at the same time. Hammer's scalp was numb just thinking about it. This was establishing a spiritual link throughout the entire race. He could cross galaxies and connect to any Zerg in a distant star field, conveying his will to the entire Zerg race.

Hammer thought up to here and was suddenly very happy that the king next to him had a good temper. Otherwise, he and Shen Mu would be lying on the coffin early. In the previous incident, if the other side had attacked them with the mental power then Hammer and Shen Mu would've died on the spot.

The entire testing hall was soon buzzing with the sound of discussion. Some students even sent a description of the incident to the school's group on the Star Network. The transmission of the information between the students was very fast. Before long, the students of all f=grades in the military academy knew about it and the school was in a state of uproar.

The school's group:

[The Earth Federation sent a very good exchange student this year!]

[How good is it?]

[The type where his mental strength value broke 100,000!]

[. . . ?]

This was followed by a series of identical ellipsis replies.

It seemed he accidentally made something big. . . 

Looking at the scene around them, Gu Huai's kips twitched. He felt that his original plan not to create a disturbance at the school was ruined. At this point, Derek had emerged from his state of shock. He looked at the two destroyed equipment and could no longer say it was a mechanical failure. If he told this person to take the test again, he was afraid that the last remaining device couldn't be preserved. 

"When did your Earth Federation. . . have such a great student?" Derek couldn't find the right adjective and took a long time to finish his words.

As he spoke, Derek looked at Gu Huai with fear. In the face of such a result, Derek was convinced. It wasn't shameful at all for the students to lose to this level of opponent. Derek thought of this student coming to their school as an exchange student and felt that he and the other mentors might not be qualified to teach.