Wow! The item-dropping rate is really high! Chapter 254 240 I'm just one step ahead in skills

"Next, I'll introduce you to the functions of these buttons and toggles... This controls the forward and backward movent of the left and right legs, this is..."

[You are currently learning "Scholarship - Specialty Vehicle (Ard cha) Piloting," progress 50%.]

[The learning progress for "Scholarship - Specialty Vehicle (Ard cha) Piloting" has t the requirents; the subordinate "Knowledge Point - Basic cha Maneuvering" has been unlocked.]

[Current unlock required: Universal Experience *1000. After unlocking this knowledge point, the next stage "Knowledge Point - Advanced cha Maneuvering" will be initiated.]

"You've just started ch pilot training, and it's already impressive that you are morizing all these key positions and lever functions so quickly. Of course, I have tentatively positioned you as a 'battle ch pilot,' so it's acceptable if you only rember the functions related to 'actions' for now.

I also have an operation manual here for you; you can read it in your free ti when you go back, but rember... don't lose it. Although it's not extrely important, it is still classified as city confidential."

"Hmm..." Bai E nodded, holding the booklet, "When can we begin official training?"

The instructor was taken aback, "Have you morized the functions of these operation modules?"

Bai E blinked, "Pretty much."

[Paynt: Universal Experience 1000 points.]

[Acquired Knowledge Point - Basic cha Maneuvering.]

[Basic cha Maneuvering: From now on, you can perform all standard actions of chanical operation chas with a complexity of "moderate."]

The instructor raised an eyebrow in disbelief, "You rembered the main ch pilot's control modules as well?"

"Yeah."

"???"

The instructor squinted and stared into Bai E's eyes, "Are you sure?"

"How about... we try it?" Bai E said cautiously.

The instructor fell silent, saying nothing.

This was a talent Hamilton had made an exception to promote; perhaps there really was sothing special about him.

But everyone else has to morize for days; you've morized it just like that?

I want to see how much of a genius you truly are!

"Fine!" The instructor suddenly broke the silence, "I'll work with you."

It is said that only with the ultimate implicit understanding between two ch pilots can a cha be perfectly operated, but in fact, if one can fully accommodate and understand the other, the result displayed can be just as flawless.

If one feels everything about piloting a cha is so smooth it's unimaginable, it isn't necessarily due to the pairing; it might be that their partner's comprehensive grasp utterly outmatches.

Now, let you feel the superior consideration from an instructor.

"You'll start as the main ch pilot."

In the basic training of chas, the main ch pilot always takes the lead, while the battle ch pilot is more responsible for coordinating limbs, arms, and other parts.

Undoubtedly, it demands more thought from the battle ch pilot to align with the main ch pilot's actions.

The main ch pilot, in turn, needs to plan the actions for the training targets.

There are various targets in the training as well.

Upon confirming the start of the training challenge, the simulation pods' screens in front of them slowly brightened from dark, revealing a challenge scene fild on location—

Within glass windows constructed from grey-black steel at all sides, a gigantic tree lying on the ground ca into view.

Step over it!

A simple action, yet when perford with a ch operated chanically, it breaks down into several separate movents that must be executed one by one.

For new ch pilots, even a re stepping action often causes them to panic.

Planning a sequence of fluid movents also takes thoughtful consideration.

This is normal...

The instructor relaxed his posture, quietly waiting, knowing it won't be so quick...

...how did he start moving already?!

The ch status display on the simulation pod's screen showed he directly activated the right leg...

The shockingly startled instructor instantly sat up straight, his hands catching up with the control sticks, swinging the ch's arms to maintain balance.

"Click-click-click~"

The chanical structure emitted various sounds of gears shing, and the simulation pod's screen showed the gigantic tree obstacle lying behind them.

Passed... have we passed?

Just like that?

Although as the initial challenge of basic training it wasn't particularly difficult, how could you, a ch pilot who has just touched the controls, pass it like this?

Gazing at the giant tree now behind them, the instructor fell into contemplation—

Is this really your first ti?

Bai E did not stop.

The simulated cabin screen was not rely a display of one segnt; one challenge followed another, naturally preventing any pause.

The ch strode forward, the actual scenery outside the window and the caras in all directions within the cabin simulating the forward progression.

Even the instructor, with his solid fundantal skills, maintained subconscious control over the ch despite his astonishnt.

Jumping, leaping, climbing...

One by one, the challenge objectives were tackled.

Unbelievably smooth.

For the instructor, the content of the novice training was sothing he was thoroughly bored with, sothing he could complete even on autopilot using muscle mory alone.

So, the instructor really did switch off his brain...

His full attention was on Bai E at the ch pilot controls beside him.

Incredibly stable.

Although he was rely executing a series of basic maneuvers, he did so seriously and accurately.

More crucial was the fluidity of movent; the screen showed the ch's forward strides steady and unwavering, continuously moving ahead.

Many soldiers, even after one or two months of training, would still falter and pause to think about how to tackle these basic training stages – the complex control rods and intricate maneuver analysis often required considerable ntal effort.

But him... It was as if he had ingrained ch piloting into his instincts.

Was this really his first encounter with ch controls?

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It was too incredible!

Hmm... why is he frowning?

Has he finally encountered a challenging stage?

The instructor's spirit was jolted as he caught a glimpse of a subtle change in Bai E's expression.

...

It's too slow...

Bai E slightly knit his brows.

The difficulty of the basic training was quite foundational, teaching one how to run, jump, climb, and turn... It was like an alien species, taking its first awkward steps in a human body.

It reminded Bai E of the many idiot-proof new player tutorials he encountered while gaming.

To many players with even a slight talent, the teachings of those tutorials were aningless even if it was their first encounter with the ga.

It was like an old lady's footbinding cloth, stinky and long.

And they still wouldn't let you skip... Training was making him sleepy.

Then, why not speed things up?

Bai E lightly pushed with his right hand—

Energy supply shifted up, scaling to the third stage.

Legs accelerated, the screen in the simulated cabin began to rush towards his eyes at high speed.

"Hey, hey, hey?"

The instructor reacted instinctively, swinging the ch's arms to balance its center of gravity, "What are you planning to do?"

No one had ever used more than a single-gear energy output in the novice basic training before.

It's too fast, you won't be able to handle it!

A half-body height demolished wall lood nearby, and the speeding ch looked set to crash into it.

With no control over the decision, the instructor could only watch helplessly as the simulated ch hurtled forward...

...and then it soared into the air.

The ch's legs kicked off to the side, and the belated instructor hurriedly controlled the arms to brace against the top of the crumbling wall.

The simulated damaged wall exhibited realistic texture and collapsed instantly under the colossal force of the ch, fortunately, the brief mont of leverage was enough to deem the ch successfully hurdled over the broken wall.

In a display only visible to the instructor, the ch's hurdle was replayed from various angles in the observer's view.

Watching the ch elegantly clear the wall in the screen, the instructor felt a tinge of pride.

'Good thing I'm a cut above.'

Even when cooperating with Bai E's abrupt ideas and actions, he managed to respond in ti and make the necessary adjustnts.

Who else could execute such a perfect arm-supported hurdle?

Um...

How co the screen still shows rapid progress in the corner of his eye?