Silicon Invasion

Successfully advancing, and to celebrate with the brothers and express his apology for not participating in the collective dormitory activities, Luo Rui took the lead and treated everyone to a hearty meal.

Although Luo Rui had never mentioned his family background in the dormitory, his roommates analyzed from his food, clothing, and expenses that Luo Rui was a rich and handsome guy, so they didn't feel burdened when ordering dishes.

It's a pity that the brothers couldn't get a permit to go out, so this meal could only be eaten in the cafeteria. However, the food in the North Mountain Academy cafeteria was quite affordable, and because it was all contracted out to individuals, the servers didn't have shaky hands, and the portions were good.

So, the 'Sit in a Row' team plus Luo Rui, a total of six people, didn't eat much, and even the majority of it was eaten by Luo Rui.

A profitable deal.

The competition progressed quickly, and the next afternoon, the three brothers in the dormitory ushered in their second round of battle. Although the results of the first round of the competition looked okay, unfortunately, the 'Sit in a Row' team ended there.

The map for the second round of battle, although not directly in the small forest, had some uneven terrain with high ground, and even some mounds blocked part of the line of sight.

At the same time, the number of Black Wolves directly increased by half, reaching thirty, greatly increasing the difficulty.

The 'Sit in a Row' team quickly ended the battle, but this time, they were on the losing side. In fact, Luo Rui felt that this level of difficulty was overkill for them. Based on their previous round of battle, they wouldn't even need to change the terrain this time. Just adding 25 Black Wolves would be enough to ensure the dormitory brothers' elimination.

"Damn it, this is too difficult." Zhang Jiasheng was the "survivor" of the previous round. His mech's close combat ability was okay. Luo Rui knew that his target mech was the Warrior 7, which was also the most chosen mech by students. After all, the Warrior series had too many limitations, long-range firepower required too much talent, and as for auxiliary mechs, the demand was too small and basically exclusive to girls.

Compared to some people with decision-making difficulties, Zhang Jiasheng had found his position early on. He practiced the Warrior 7 very diligently. In the last round, two of the four Black Wolves died under his blade, making him the strongest person in the entire team.

However, his strength was only relative, and the Black Wolves seemed to be deliberately targeting him. In the end, he fell in the siege of three Black Wolves, and wouldn't even be the last one eliminated.

This made him very depressed. He believed that even if he lost the battle, as long as he persisted to the end, he would not be unworthy of the title of captain, but now it had turned out like this.

So, as soon as he left the competition room, Zhang Jiasheng rarely began to complain.

"It's okay, this level of difficulty is probably the normal difficulty of the preliminaries. The one we fought before might have been a welfare version prepared for us," Su Meng said coolly, with a cold face, stating his analysis.

"It should be like this. It seems that all of our freshmen have been wiped out," Zhang Jiasheng sighed and said unhappily. What everyone didn't know was that he wasn't entangled in the elimination from the competition, but in his elimination being too fast.

"You're wrong about that. There's one right in front of you who hasn't been eliminated yet," Zhou Tiantian pointed at Luo Rui, correcting Zhang Jiasheng's mistake.

"The youngest isn't counted, he's a substitute, he didn't even get to play, he didn't even have a chance to be eliminated," Zhang Jiasheng shook his head, insisting on his point of view.

Luo Rui remained silent on the side. In fact, he knew that at least one person had not been eliminated, that was the offspring of that big shot. However, according to Zhang Zhi, that person also seemed to have joined a senior team, and his situation was similar to Luo Rui's, also sitting on the bench. This made Luo Rui's desire to find that person through this competition become a luxury.

However, this was not a must-do thing. Although that person was the offspring of a big shot, in Luo Rui's eyes, he was never a target of competition.

After his agility reached 1.6, Luo Rui's strength had recently greatly improved again. In addition to the improvement in hand speed, which could be seen directly through data, there were also many things that could not be directly checked, Luo Rui could also feel the changes.

The most obvious was hearing. Luo Rui didn't know why agility would increase hearing, but now his hearing was indeed very good. For example, although the sound insulation effect of the school dormitory was not ideal, and you could hear people talking loudly on both sides, the materials used for the upper and lower floors were still very solid, and you couldn't hear the sounds from the upper and lower floors before.

But now, Luo Rui could hear it.

From a certain point of view, this was not a good thing for Luo Rui, at least in the short term. Receiving too much useless noise, messy content like large summer mosquitoes, buzzing and annoying.

And processing this information also required stronger brainpower, which often made his head swell. Fortunately, after adapting, Luo Rui gradually got used to it, and his head no longer swelled.

Moreover, Luo Rui found that the enhancement of hearing not only allowed him to hear farther, but also to hear more details. For example, he could already perceive the subtle changes in the sound of the wind when it encountered obstacles. If it continued to be enhanced, it was not impossible to reach the legendary level of martial arts masters being able to distinguish positions by the sound of the wind. Although he didn't know what it was useful for, it looked very high-end.

Luo Rui sometimes wondered if the attribute being increased was not hearing, but because people's hearing was already very strong, it was just sealed. The attribute being increased was actually brainpower. When the brain could process more information at the same time, hearing would naturally be unsealed somewhat.

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However, these things did not belong to the category of mech pilots, and Luo Rui's guess, no one could answer. It was just that as time went by, Luo Rui became more and more convinced of his speculation.

He believed that the increase in reaction speed was only because the brain could more quickly read and process the information fed back from various organs of the body. For example, the eyes sent back a picture, and originally the brain might need a moment to process and convert it into something that human consciousness could understand, but now it only needed half a moment. Wouldn't this be seeing things half a moment earlier than others?

This allowed him to process information and feedback it earlier by half a moment. Don't underestimate this half-moment difference. For example, when playing a game, Luo Rui could see someone launching a big move at him earlier, and then feedback and process it earlier, and then press out the flash.

However, these things can be thought about in leisure time. Luo Rui would not let himself be immersed in it. He had already set the path he wanted to take and was working hard for it.

In short, Luo Rui seemed to have discovered the true meaning of the agility attribute. In this way, once the definition changed, the changes derived from it would be even greater, and perhaps Luo Rui could think of more things from it.