As the starship sailed onward, everyone had a rare opportunity to rest. They didn’t have to worry about the competition or training, so the military academy students mostly stayed in their rooms to rest.
However, Wei San did not rest.
Ever since her dual cultivation as a soldier and an engineer was fully exposed at the rainforest arena, neither Xiang Minghua nor Jie Yuman, nor anyone from the other military regions, has co to inquire about her situation, as if they have collectively forgotten about it.
According to Jin Ke, they were too shocked to accept it for a while, so they had to pretend to be normal, since these people knew Wei San’s true perception level.
However, the cha engineers on the school team were unaware that Wei San was a Super 3S level, and Wei San had already shown so signs of this in the extre cold competition. When they found out, their only reaction was, “so that’s how it is.”
So once aboard the starship, many people, out of curiosity, sought out Wei San to ask her questions.
Wei San was bored and had too many people to ask, so she simply gathered all the cha engineers, along with Ying Chenghe, and started a Q&A session.
The conference room table was used as an exhibition stand, where the cha engineers displayed the parts they designed and built, and asked questions.
These ch engineers are all A-level cha engineers, and the problems they study are naturally A-level chas. It just so happens that Wei San has the most practical experience with this level of chas.
Back in the Underground factory, Wei San tried every ans to install the materials she had scavenged on the arena onto her cha. She encountered all sorts of problems. In order to stabilize many strange and unusual structures, she went through all sorts of random books in the library.
With so many cha engineers sharing their strange ideas, Wei San could offer advice on most of them. There were a few questions she didn’t quite understand, but Ying Chenghe, who had a more basic and comprehensive understanding of 3S-class chas, could answer them.
This is not just a process of two high-level cha pilots instructing low-level cha pilots; it is more like an exchange between them. Wei San and Ying Chenghe can also learn a lot from these A-level cha pilots.
“Wei San, did you learn all of this on your own?” the cha engineer of the General soldier’s team asked her as they were about to disband.
“I probably learned so of it in my past life.” Wei San said in a rambling manner, then said to him, “You’re not bad either. You’re so young, and so of your design ideas are quite outstanding.”
The cha engineer in the general’s team almost burst into tears. Others were self-taught, while he had studied hard for many years and was still in this terrible state.
But is he really that good?
Once he arrives at the White Dwarf Star training ground, he’ll practice with the team’s chas.
The cha engineers in the conference room gradually left. Wei San sat at the conference table, took out a notebook and pen from her pocket, and began to write and draw on it.
“The structure that the cha engineer from the General soldier’s team just ntioned, which uses the engine of an A-level cha on a B-level cha, can improve the mobility of the B-level cha by 20%,” Wei San said to Ying Chenghe beside her as she wrote. “I think it’s feasible. With further improvents, it should be able to improve even more.”
“While this structure is good once perfected, it’s only suitable for chas below level A. These chas originally only relied on perception and control for half of their operation; level S and above chas have much higher requirents for perception.” Ying Chenghe felt this wasn’t very aningful to them.
“This is a trend,” Wei San said, looking up. “Hasn’t Master Yu already figured it out?”
Speaking of this, Ying Chenghe’s eyes lit up: “After we join, will they tell us how to modify the chas?”
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