Quick Transmigration Cannon Fodder's Record of Counterattacks

Chapter 2542: Mental Strength Test

When Ning Shu realized that she’d been hit with water, she simply opened her mouth and drank her fill.

This was the first time, since she arrived in this task world, that she encountered such clean and clear water. Only using it for showering would be such a waste.

Drinking such clean water was a great blessing to her right now.

The water washed away the dirt on Ning Shu’s body. As it turned out, the crew of this spaceship was afraid of the filthy people of Sehlde dirtying their spaceship.

The people who welcomed Ning Shu wore neat and well-ironed clothes. They had dull expressions on their faces, and their eyes didn’t seem to be human. Indeed, there were various symbols and patterns flashing in their eyes.

They must be robot androids, although they resembled human beings to an uncanny degree.

The robots brought Ning Shu and the others to the hall where they’d get their mental strength tested.

All along the way, Ning Shu observed her surroundings. There must be security cameras everywhere on this spaceship.

She didn’t know where the spaceship’s artificial intelligence core was.

Soon, the group of people arrived at the hall. It was very spacious, around as big as a football field.

From this alone, one could more intuitively approximate how big the spaceship truly was.

Ning Shu was dazzled by the advanced technology that was currently all around her.

Indeed, so were all the other Sehlde people who had entered the spaceship with her. They were all in disbelief.

People who lived their entire lives in garbage dumps couldn’t imagine a world that was unlike theirs.

Ning Shu was inwardly amazed. This was only one plane, but this plane already harbored multitudes of planets and was unimaginably large.

The advancement of this interstellar system was simply incredible.

She hoped that the world she’d build in the future could also be as advanced as this.

Ning Shu and the others were tested by first using a testing instrument inside the testing cabin. As soon as a person walked into the testing cabin, their psychological condition, mental strength, and physical health would quickly be analyzed.

Ning Shu looked at the people who were tested before her. Many of them were unqualified. Indeed, not one out of a hundred that went before her was qualified.

They were all rejected inside the testing cabin.

“The test participant’s mental strength is not up to standard.”

“The test participant’s mental strength is not up to standard. The test participant also has a disease. Immediate isolation is recommended.”

Those who were detected to have diseases were directly driven away and thrown out of the spaceship.

Ning Shu: …

How vicious!

Basically everyone on Planet Sehlde was sick, anyway. They lived their entire lives around garbage pollution and all kinds of radioactive waste. It’d be much weirder if they had a completely healthy body.

Half of the people who’d entered with Ning Shu had been removed from the hall. None of them had qualifying mental strength.

Ning Shu saw the inspecting crew members start getting impatient. They had awful expressions on their faces. It must be because they haven’t found anyone who qualified with their standards.

Soon, it was Ning Shu’s turn to be tested. She took a deep breath and stepped into the testing cabin.

Ning Shu felt a light scan across her body.

Her mental strength should qualify. After all, the original host’s mental strength did.

The light swept across Ning Shu’s body again.

The crew members started looking hopeful. Usually, multiple scans meant that the mental strength of the test participant might reach the standard.

They had spent a really long time looking for people with qualifying mental strength but had only found a few of them. The higher-ups were already getting angry over this and blaming them for wasting resources on this search.

“The test participant’s mental strength is up to standard. The test participant has A-rank mental strength, which may develop into S-rank,” a flat female voice sounded from within the testing cabin.

“There’s finally a qualifying one!” one of the inspecting crew members said. Then, the inspector turned towards Ning Shu, who was still standing in the testing cabin and said, “Come out. You still have other tests to finish.”

The other test participants looked at Ning Shu enviously. In their eyes, she had just won a ticket to paradise.