Interstellar Number One Farmer: I Only Want To Farm!-Chapter 134 - 46: A Friendly Competition

The key point is that in his heart, it also seemed reasonable; what could instinctively make him obey were only the Vice Admirals and Admiral.

Su Xiaocai must have opened some mysterious field, like a flood or a fierce beast, leaving no room for resistance.

"If you guys want to compete, then compete, but Captain Tai, it’s against the rules to let students gamble. If she loses, I’ll treat you." Fan Li adhered to the rules and didn’t encourage student gambling.

"That’s exactly what I was waiting to hear." It was a rare opportunity to trick Fan Li, Captain Tai agreed to the bet with a grin and asked Su Xiaocai, "Is it your first time playing, or have you played before? If you have experience, the betting standards will be different."

"Never played before," Su Xiaocai’s gaze fell on a row of equipment at the edge. "I need to look at its design and operating system."

Seeing this, Captain Tai was about to say that as long as she didn’t fall off the wall, she would be considered the winner.

Su Xiaocai preemptively stopped him: "I’ll make you lose so convincingly, so there’s no need to measure by any standard."

Before yesterday, the instructors weren’t clear about who Su Xiaocai was.

With word of mouth among instructors and after searching online, they found out that this young girl had some skills.

They secretly speculated whether the currently popular Su Xiaocai was more impressive, or the long-established Xue Huiyi was better.

As it happened, Xue Huiyi was also present and performed well, earning notable praise.

Of course, these talks were private, and they wouldn’t openly discuss the two girls.

Captain Tai flashed a smile; his dark face made his teeth particularly white, "Then I won’t be polite—tonight’s night snack is settled."

"Yeah, yeah, since Instructor Fan Li is treating, what am I afraid of?" Su Xiaocai tossed her head confidently and went to examine the equipment.

A chorus of fake boos sounded behind her, with other instructors laughing at Captain Tai for his thick skin, "Where’s your face? You obviously set up Lieutenant Fan."

"I got Fan Li’s consent; you can’t accuse me."

The military rowdy bunch didn’t care about Captain Tai’s excuses, convinced he was shameless.

Su Xiaocai ignored the mocking shouts behind her, meticulously inspecting each piece of equipment, finding this gear quite interesting. It resembled a mecha exoskeleton, providing a protective shell for a Mecha Master, although the protection was limited, it wasn’t as cumbersome as an exoskeleton.

One could say it’s a new type of combat suit.

It had several additional features compared to previous combat gear, like devices on the feet and hands that provided some suction capability, allowing it to glide a certain distance on any type of wall.

In low-gravity environments, it could even glide upside down, though the operation was quite challenging.

It adeptly addressed the problem of navigating complex terrains; whoever designed this suit had great ideas.

Having almost fully understood it, Su Xiaocai began putting on the clothes, checking if all components worked properly.

The suction ability had a usage interval restriction each time to prevent device overheating.

If a suction device could be added to the arms, it would likely flow more smoothly.

But by doing so, there’d be less space for weapon attachments.

Her spine was slightly rigid, affecting agility.

Su Xiaocai continuously adjusted her state, her awkward movements resembling a baby learning to crawl.

Fan Li twitched the corner of his mouth, seeing no hope of victory.

She was indeed a newbie on the road; how could she be so confident and cocky?

Captain Tai comforted, "Don’t worry, you can’t escape this snack."

"Alright." Su Xiaocai figured out the equipment’s traits, "Instructor, watch my performance, and remember about your night snack."

Captain Tai: "Off you go, I’m watching." Whether or not the young girl did what she said, at least she had the spirit, which is indispensable for a soldier.

"Wuhu, take off." Su Xiaocai slid and dashed toward the entrance.

Several students at the entrance were startled by the incoming figure, as a shadow brushed past them.

"Rushing like this, are you hurrying to embarrass yourself?" A student cursed.

This equipment was harder to use than the exoskeletal machinery, with crucial timing for the suction function and a need to familiarize with the terrain.

The average student had to fall a dozen times before barely being able to use it.

The one who just slid by, didn’t they know the faster you go, the faster your reaction must be? Especially with so many people in the field, if you’re not careful, crashing could send a person flying ten meters away.

There was a counter on the equipment, with a total of 100 points. Falling off would lose one point, and colliding with someone would lose ten points.

Once all 100 points were exhausted, they’d have to leave the field and face the instructor’s stern critique and retraining.

Su Xiaocai was playing for thrill and excitement!

The walls were made of simulated rocks and stumps, with numerous obstacles; Su Xiaocai was a bit awkward at first, but she really took off after passing two walls.