Ronan's consciousness re-entered the virtual brain interface. Two days and one night of downloading did not bring too obvious changes here. There was only a new prompt pop-up window waiting there, covering the information refresh window, prompting "Offline
"The test question bank has been downloaded" seriously lacks a sense of ritual.
Affected by this, coupled with concerns about the gravity problem of the "Abyss World", Ronan didn't have any special feelings and directly chose to confirm.
The prompt pop-up window disappears, and the following message refreshes the window, and new but familiar characters appear: "The rights confirmation review process has started, and it is confirmed to start the offline test program. The genetic data of the rights holder has not been entered into the database... Scores are being entered... Comprehensive
Failed grade.”
If I had known that I would have to re-enter, I would have taken advantage of these two days to answer a few more sets of questions and increase my basic score!
Ronan said "haha" in his heart, and saw the follow-up information continued to scroll: "...the additional question bank data is called up...it is determined that the difficulty of the additional questions is Level 2 of the 'Space-Time Configuration' ladder, and the test questions are being extracted."
Without any buffering, the virtual brain interface changed significantly. The deep starry sky-like background began to "expand", and the "virtual brain galaxy" in the center seemed to be coming towards us, with billions of stars flowing in and out, and then spreading out in all directions.
It represents a process of zooming in, zooming in, and focusing.
The stars became sparse and felt more distant, and the deep void filled most of the field of vision. But soon, relatively rich colors were painted on them - the main source was a blazing big fireball in the distance, which emitted too much light.
Strong, and after being diffracted and refracted by some interstellar matter, a huge distorted dynamic light spot is formed, blurring the proper spherical shape. Its partially elongated extension area is even like a jet of light whip flames, cutting obliquely through a small half
horizon.
So Ronan knew that this should have entered the scope of a certain planetary system, and he was able to "observe" the sun in his own system at close range.
While he was still analyzing, the angle of view made a large deflection completely out of control, moving away from the bright light of the star and turning to another direction.
In the void at that location, a little greenery sprouted vaguely, and it quickly enlarged in the center of the interface. It had a relatively obvious arc border. It was clearly a planet that was rapidly expanding in the horizon, and it was full of the breath of life.
"It's like playing a game or watching a movie..."
Ronan couldn't find the feeling of taking a test for a while, but when it came to "being there", it was a bit worse. The immersion effect was not as good as virtual reality, and the sensory perception lacked real feedback - he knew very well that he
Still on the yacht, transmitting information across the sky with his mind, waiting for the test questions to appear.
Just as he was pondering over and researching, a series of data was quickly displayed in the edge area where the "living planet" meets the void, and the entire field of view instantly turned into an information window similar to a "management cockpit".
Visualized dynamic information is distributed and listed in the field of view in complex and logically connected graphic patterns, ranging from surface data to in-depth analysis indicators.
At least that's how it was in Ronan's eyes, because he saw it very supportively.
A large amount of information was filled in, many of which contained symbolic units that he could not understand. They were profound, difficult to understand, and highly professional, beyond the scope of what an "intuitive translator" like him could accurately grasp.
If it's a game, the novice guidance is really bad...
But this is a test, the kind that doesn't bode well.
Ronan's scalp was a little swollen, for fear of missing some important information, he opened his eyes wide and read the interpretable information on the memory information interface. In the process, his observation angle had plunged into the green planet in front of him.
Within the atmosphere.
The "game-like" or "movie-like" feeling is here again. The planet image rotates at an unrealistically high speed, creating a fast-forward effect. At the same time, more complex information data and corresponding analysis charts are thrown out to the edge of the horizon.
Ronan couldn't stand it anymore.
After finally waiting until the "speed" of the planet began to return to normal, Ronan was about to take a breath and reorganize the information structure. His passive observation perspective was instantly filled with dynamic images of explosions.
It really exploded!
What Ronan saw now was a tragic battlefield.
Continuous explosions of strong light and flames tore apart the native greenery and turned half of the sky red. Every second, flying targets were shot down, and buildings on the ground were also destroyed. The fatal flash impact, in the sky and
The ground is crisscrossed...
Although there is no voice input, it looks like a pantomime, but this is a war!
At this time, the "Management Cockpit" interface pops up a task window in a sufficiently eye-catching position. Compared with the daunting professional interface, the task description is relatively clear:
High-resolution satellite images have locked onto the war-torn core area, where there is a large base called the "xx Relay Station".
According to the introduction, the complex array of buildings on the ground is only a small part of the base. More facilities are still underground, and the core area is hidden in something similar to a "demiplane" or "space."
In the special space-time structure of "fault".
This was something Ronan could understand even though he was still guessing.
There are also many introductions in it, involving more professional fields. Most of them are half-understood or not understood, so they can only be skipped temporarily.
All in all, all in all, this base is very important and has extremely high strategic value - whether it is a movie, game or test, these are what they should be and do not hinder the understanding of the questions.
Ronan carefully studied the key descriptions. The general meaning of the mission panel is:
This important base is a "three-layer sandwich" inside and outside. The outermost layer is also equipped with a "xx defensive space-time barrier". As a bunker to fight against foreign enemies, it can be understood as a kind of "enchantment".
But now, under the enemy's high-intensity impact, the "enchantment" is already crumbling.
Ronan's test question is to further upgrade the defense of the "relay station" based on the battlefield situation and enemy forces without destroying the "three-layer sandwich" layout of the base and retaining the existing "enchantment".
The test idea is very clear, it is to test Ronan’s “space-time configuration” design ability.
This is a very relevant test, if you examine the questions correctly.
Obviously, the "Ladder" level questions are completely different from the "Application Questions" of the general education category. They have extremely high requirements for practical operations and are very close to actual combat.
During the review process, Ronan also discovered that in addition to the intuitive interface of the "Management Cockpit", if necessary, he could also call up various design drawings, geological structure drawings, and construction drawings of the base, including the core plane configuration design.
All.
After a quick glance, there were various infrastructure changes and dynamic losses during the war, all of which were covered... It was so comprehensive that it formed a complete historical chain that has continued from the beginning of the base construction.
Is this test question designed based on actual combat examples? Maybe in the universe, at a certain period of time, there did exist such a large base, such a war, and such a node, which required the contribution of a certain configuration designer.
The sense of history is overwhelming, but compared with it, the lack of "authenticity" in the senses is secondary.
When the background information is given to this extent, it stands to reason that any candidate would have nothing to say and just immerse themselves in studying.
But after reviewing the questions twice, Ronan wanted to close his eyes and let out a long sigh when he looked at the various data charts that were continuously refreshed on the "Management Cockpit".
The gentleman or lady who designed the test questions may have thought of everything, but failed to consider that the candidates taking the test did not have the corresponding professional knowledge or even cultural background.
Well, if there were, it would probably only be in the "general knowledge" circle, and it would be impossible to reach the "ladder" level test.
Ronan is an exception.
Again, it’s so professional. Just looking at the infrastructure layout and configuration design of the “relay station” is fine. After all, I have come across some similar standard composition methods in the virtual brain system. Combined with solid basic skills, I can still understand it.
Study it carefully.
It feels like he should be able to do it, but he can't find a precise place to start in a short period of time.
But the problem is that the test question clearly states that this test is to be viewed in conjunction with both sides of the offensive and defensive battle.
Ronan is on the defensive, and the enemy on the offensive outside is the opponent he needs to defend against... What is this?
In the sky, there is a fortress of clouds and gases that is as huge as a mountain and unpredictable. The electric light inside it expands and contracts. Every time it flashes, swarms of monsters will be spewed out of the sky.
Among them are air raiders that resemble prehistoric pterosaurs and spit out exploding acid balls; there are huge rock monsters that are comparable to heavy artillery, bombarding them with death rays from dozens of kilometers away; and there are also ones that can burn part of their bodies and forcefully break through the barrier.
, a beetle assault group that carries out close range killing.
Also, what is that thing that extends from the cloud fortress, like a special tentacle, that vaguely penetrates the ground and into the clouds, and can take away the energy of the base equipment and facilities at any time, and even suck the combatants into human beings?
In fact, the test system is marked. Whenever Ronan focuses his attention on an individual target, the "cockpit" interface can mark the target's basic information in AR form.
However, Ronan couldn't understand the concise expressions composed of professional symbols and units of measurement. He looked over and over for a few times, but he only made it clear that these monsters seemed to belong to some kind of "fantasy species" vassal...
Is it all an illusion?
Ronan understands, Ronan understands, that in the eyes of the designers of the test questions, those who take this type of exam must have the basic common sense to identify this type of information, and can obtain comprehensive information from the interface as a reference. More detailed things must be
Hidden behind professional words and symbols. Perhaps after integrating and analyzing all the information, the difficulty of the test questions is completely controllable...
But the reality is that Ronan does not have such a cultural background, and the translation function of the "I" secret text is also limited, and all the information is intermittent.
Moreover, the lack of "authenticity" of the scene meant that Ronan could only distinguish it visually, leaving his best mental telepathy useless.