This Character is Suspected of Cheating! [Unlimited Flow]

The audience shared the exact same confusion. All of them stared blankly at He Yu.

—Even the smart brain hadn’t scanned anything, so what could he possibly have left behind?

Holding a pen in his right hand, He Yu raised the notebook in his left and turned it toward them, displaying the page.

His voice remained calm—

“So once you lose your smart brains, do all of you completely lose your ability to analyze? In this world, smart brains aren’t the only things capable of scanning and analysis.”

On the notebook page was a clear sketch portrait taking up almost the entire sheet.

Smart brains could scan and reconstruct images, analyze them, and record them. This was the capability brought by the Federation’s advanced technology.

But at the same time, certain Federation equipment was specifically designed to defend against smart brain detection.

Like the invisibility equipment they were currently facing.

In situations like this, they could actually return to the most fundamental methods.

He Yu curled his lips slightly.

“This is the murderer’s body shape as I reconstructed it. During the fight with all of you, the way they guarded against your weapons, the movement arcs of their limbs, the height at which they raised their equipment...”

He calmly continued:

“Combined together, this gives a height estimate between 191 and 193 centimeters. Upper body ratio approximately 0.78, lower body around 1.14. Short hair. Weight between 75 and 80 kilograms.”

He tilted his head slightly, intentionally revealing the flawlessly photogenic side profile of his exquisite face to the camera. Half his features were illuminated while the other half remained hidden in shadow.

“Additionally, the most important clue...”

His voice lowered softly.

“He’s left-handed.”

Wanrenzhan: “???”

Eugene and the others: “!!!”

Audience: “!!!”

Instantly, the bullet comments exploded madly—

“WHAT THE FUCK?! Is that real?!”

“How the hell did he do that?!”

“No way he actually analyzed it correctly, that’s not scientific!”

“He Yu... has always been smart.”

“If he actually got this right, I swear, I really have to admit complete defeat.”

“Impossible. He’s definitely talking nonsense.”

......

Wanrenzhan roared, “Impossible! You’re definitely spewing bullshit! Nobody can analyze the real appearance of someone using invisibility equipment just by looking with their eyes!”

He had voiced exactly what many extreme fans were thinking.

He Yu looked at him.

Or perhaps, through him, he was looking directly into the camera.

No matter which livestream viewers were watching from, what they saw was the same pale yet exquisite face, and those unwavering eyes.

Despite appearing thin and fragile, He Yu stood straight-backed as his quiet voice drifted out—

“Really? Just because the technologically advanced Federation universe can’t do it means other planets can’t either?”

He paused slightly.

“On my Blue Star, this is a fundamental skill many detectives and police officers are required to possess.”

Blue Star...

The audience heard the name.

And remembered it.

Together with He Yu, who came from that planet, the words left a mark in their minds.

Ye Kaijun’s eyes reddened.

Beside him, Wei Jiaguo’s voice also carried emotion.

“He really made the words ‘Blue Star’ known to the universe’s audience...”

Zheng Ke let out a long breath, trying to suppress his excitement.

“Our Blue Star isn’t inferior. Our civilization simply began later than theirs. Just give us time... just give us time...”

The rest of his sentence dissolved into choked emotion.

Ye Kaijun stared at He Yu’s pale and delicate face on the screen and spoke softly:

“He truly is a miracle. Maybe... maybe he can go even farther than we imagined.”

—

Inside the screen, after He Yu finished speaking, everyone’s pupils contracted.

They had heard a new term: “Blue Star.”

It was definitely not the Federation Main Planet. In fact, Eugene and Gedai—with their exceptional memories—could even determine that it was a garbage planet.

This He Yu really did come from some unknown garbage planet?

But at this point, none of them would judge him based on his planet anymore.

This person came from an unknown world. He wasn’t overwhelmingly powerful, but he certainly wasn’t weak either.

After all, he had obtained far too much equipment during the preliminaries.

And after hearing what he’d just said...

Wanrenzhan opened his mouth but couldn’t find anything to refute.

Meanwhile, the still-shocked Eugene finally closed his hanging jaw and stepped closer.

Eyes wide, he asked:

“How accurate is your deduction?”

He stared at the sketch in the notebook, utterly unable to believe it.

—Just by watching, he could analyze all this?

He Yu answered calmly:

“Ninety-nine percent.”

Zhen Xing subconsciously asked, “And the remaining one percent?”

He Yu replied evenly:

“The remaining one percent possibility is that... he isn’t the murderer.”

After saying that, he closed the notebook and turned away elegantly.

“Dismissed. Continue the investigation tomorrow.”

“Hey—” Cheng Zhao called out. “Where are you going?”

At a time like this, wasn’t uncovering the truth more important?

He’d already narrowed the suspect pool further. Wasn’t he worried they’d secretly find and kill the murderer without him?

Or was he planning to secretly do something himself?

He Yu’s beautiful black wings spread open.

Without even turning his head back, he replied:

“To sleep.”

Everyone: “......”

Everyone: “???”

—Once again, they suspected something was wrong with their ears.

But He Yu was serious.

He genuinely went to sleep.

His wings beat once, and his figure vanished from everyone’s sight.

Eugene, Zhen Xing, and the others exchanged glances, shock still lingering in their eyes.

Tang Ke hesitated.

“Can his analysis... really be trusted?”

Qiong rubbed her chin.

“It actually sounds pretty reliable. He doesn’t really seem to have any reason to lie.”

After a long moment, Yuan Ze finally spoke:

“He Yu... is impressive.”

Aside from Wanrenzhan, the others didn’t say anything, but they all subconsciously nodded.

Bullet comments—

“He Yu really is impressive. Of course, assuming his analysis is correct.”

“My jaw literally dropped. This guy is unbelievable.”

“He pulls out one insane move after another. So many times already he’s completely shattered my expectations. It’s hard to believe he actually came from a garbage planet.”

“...His combat power is only 8. If he enters battle directly, he could get eliminated at any moment.”

“So what if he gets eliminated? Tons of people get eliminated in this competition. Everything he’s shown so far is already stunning enough!”

......

This time, the barrage contained far fewer insults aimed at He Yu.

Even if they still disliked this garbage planet contestant No. 2333, they had no choice but to admit—

He was simply too unexpected.

Of course, there were still people stubbornly mocking him—

“Heh, all of you are praising him to the heavens. Let’s see if your faces hurt later when his analysis turns out wrong. Just wait until they find the murderer!”

—

The next day.

Wanrenzhan and the others gathered together irritably.

Wanrenzhan snapped, “What the hell is he doing? Why hasn’t he shown up at all?!”

Cheng Zhao spread his hands helplessly.

“No idea. Haven’t seen him since morning. Feels like he never even left the teachers’ dormitory.”

Wanrenzhan was about to curse again when Zhen Xing lazily lifted his eyelids.

“Nobody said cooperation means we have to stay together all day. He can do whatever he wants. Separate during the day, regroup at night. Sounds normal.”

Everyone froze slightly.

...Right.

Unless they found the murderer, there really wasn’t any need to move together during daytime.

Then why exactly were they all gathered here waiting for He Yu?

Eugene rubbed his chin.

“I’m waiting for him because I want to investigate together with him. I’ve got a feeling that if I investigate with him, we’ll gain more clues.”

He looked at Wanrenzhan and the others.

“Why are you guys waiting for him?”

Everyone: “......”

—They didn’t know either.

It just felt like after last night, He Yu had somehow become the backbone of the group, making them subconsciously wait for him before acting.

Once they realized this, everyone’s moods became complicated.

Wanrenzhan, however, became embarrassed and furious.

“We still don’t even know if his deductions are real! And even if we find the murderer together, are you seriously expecting him to fight? He didn’t even dare join the battle last night!”

Wanrenzhan gripped his axe tightly.

“Let’s go. Ignore that coward and find the murderer ourselves!”

A hand suddenly tapped his shoulder from behind.

Wanrenzhan turned around irritably—

And met a pair of deep, beautiful, dazzling eyes.

He Yu looked at him with a faint smile that wasn’t really a smile.

“Where do you think you’re going?”

His voice was gentle.

“This class is my ‘Fundamentals of Combat Power Development Principles.’ Are you trying to skip class? Do you still have enough credits left?”

Everyone: “......”

Wanrenzhan: “???”

Disbelief filled his face.

“Class? You’re seriously still holding class? You’re not actually a teacher at this school, you’re a contestant! The important thing is finding the murderer and clearing the instance!”

He took a deep breath and clenched his axe harder, restraining the urge to chop He Yu apart.

Gedai also spoke with a dark expression.

“We already wasted half a day playing along with you yesterday. Today it’s time to handle actual business. Don’t think we’re not anxious just because we haven’t found the murderer yet. Elimination slots are limited. Once enough people qualify, the rest of us are finished.”

Although the first elimination round only reduced contestants from one million to one hundred thousand—less brutal than the preliminaries—it still meant only a ten percent advancement rate.

Once enough contestants from other instances cleared and filled the hundred thousand slots, just like the preliminaries, everyone else would lose their chance forever and be erased within their instances.

Hearing that, He Yu’s expression remained unchanged.

One hand stayed tucked casually in his pocket while <Basic Principles of Combat Power Development> and his familiar notebook rested beneath his arm.

Facing the sunlight, he narrowed his eyes slightly.

“Oh, I know.”

Everyone: “?”

You know, so...??

He Yu replied calmly:

“But class still needs to happen. Let’s go. There are only a few minutes left before class starts. Don’t be late. Late arrivals lose credit points.”

After speaking, he leisurely walked toward the combat room.

Wanrenzhan charged forward gripping his axe.

“Fuck it, I’m gonna kill him!”

Annie and Tang Ke stopped him.

Gedai stared darkly at He Yu’s retreating back.

After a long moment, Zhen Xing sighed and headed toward the combat room. Eugene, Qiong, Cheng Zhao, and Yuan Ze followed helplessly.

Wanrenzhan stared in disbelief.

“No way—you’re actually just listening to him like this?!”

Qiong turned back with a cold laugh.

“What choice do we have? He’s the teacher. He controls our credits.”

Wanrenzhan: “......”

Eugene added kindly:

“You only have three credits left.”

Wanrenzhan: “......”

Psychological murder.

With no other option, Wanrenzhan darkened his face and entered the combat room alongside the other eight.

The class bell rang.

He Yu stepped in front of all the students and pushed up his glasses.

Even though he looked younger than the students present, he carried himself with the unmistakable aura of a teacher.

“Good morning, students. Today’s fundamentals class will also serve as a practical session. Please cooperate.”

“Hmph.” Wanrenzhan sneered. “What’s today? More running and jumping while you torture us?”

He Yu smiled slightly.

“No. Today will be equipment testing.”

He raised a hand toward the nearby equipment room.

“Wanrenzhan, go bring out the equipment inside. I specially requested it from the principal for all of you. We’ll need it for today’s class.”

Wanrenzhan: “?? Why the hell are you ordering me around?”

He Yu lowered his head toward the smart brain.

“Wanrenzhan, deduct—”

Grinding his teeth violently, Wanrenzhan barked:

“I’ll go!”

He only had three credits left. If more were deducted, he’d hit zero.

Wanrenzhan strongly suspected that the moment his credits reached zero, He Yu would absolutely persuade the principal to use him as an example and expel him.

That way He Yu could eliminate him, and no one would hunt him anymore!

For the sake of the competition—and for the sake of killing He Yu in the next round—Wanrenzhan endured it.

The equipment was brought out.

Most of it consisted of the most basic Federation gear, cheap stuff only used by students for practice.

But there were also several pieces that looked fairly good. Outside the competition, Wanrenzhan and the others wouldn’t even glance at them, but in this dangerous survival game where only one person could live, they would collect every possible piece of equipment they could.

He Yu opened his notebook and picked up his pen.

“One at a time. Follow my instructions. Start with the basic equipment, then test the others. Attack the testing machine.”

There wasn’t even the slightest trace of joking in his expression.

If they didn’t know his true identity, Wanrenzhan and the others would genuinely believe he was an actual training instructor.

Eugene looked at him suspiciously.

“What exactly are you trying to do?”

Instead of secretly hoarding the equipment, He Yu was openly letting them use it during class.

What exactly was his goal?

Ever since becoming the “training teacher,” some of He Yu’s actions had become extremely strange.

—Eugene and the others simply couldn’t understand him.

Bullet comments: “We don’t understand either...”

Bullet comments: “What exactly is this He Yu doing? Is he addicted to roleplaying as a training teacher?”

He Yu didn’t explain.

He simply arranged for them to test equipment one by one while he wrote and sketched constantly inside his notebook with complete concentration.

Occasionally, he would even frown slightly.

Another three-hour class passed while Wanrenzhan and the others remained utterly confused by his instructions.

The moment class ended, everyone immediately crowded around him.

—They couldn’t help it. They were too curious.

Every time He Yu took out his notebook and started writing and sketching, they remembered last night and desperately wanted to know what absurd thing he was plotting this time.

But this time, they were just as baffled as the livestream audience.

“What the hell is all this?”

“There’s so much data recorded here. What’s any of it for?”

“What does this symbol mean?”

“Can’t understand...”

......

Wanrenzhan glanced sideways and sneered.

“Are you scribbling nonsense? What kind of chaotic garbage is this? Are you addicted to pretending to be a teacher? Or are you trying to use mysterious nonsense to attract audience attention?”

Instantly, the audience suddenly understood—

“Ohhh, so He Yu is deliberately acting mysterious to attract attention!!”

“Right. He definitely wants to clear the instance. With only eight combat points, he has no actual strength to clear it normally. But if he gets enough votes, that’s different. After last night, he already has over thirty thousand votes.”

“What?! He Yu already has over thirty thousand?! Which idiots are voting for him?!”

“Heh. No matter how much attention he tries to farm, I’m not voting for him. Combat power 8. Voting for him is just a waste.”

......

He Yu couldn’t be bothered responding to Wanrenzhan.

He simply put away his pen, closed the notebook, and walked outside while speaking calmly:

“Alright. Now let’s return to the instance mission.”

Before the notebook fully closed, Eugene managed to sneak another few looks.

It was all data.

As a mechanical being, he could understand what the data itself represented, but he couldn’t understand the arrangement patterns, meanings, or purpose behind them.

—Could it really just be meaningless theatrics?

Gedai sounded irritated.

“We’ve already wasted enough time. Let’s hurry and investigate left-handed people.”

He coldly glanced at He Yu.

“You’ve already wasted a great deal of our time. That information better not be fake. Otherwise...”

Qiong adjusted her hat and followed them.

“Which direction do we start investigating from?”

The murderer was too strong. If they directly investigated suspects, they couldn’t split up.

Otherwise, whoever discovered the murderer first might simply get silenced by them.

“I suggest we start with the dean of discipline. He’s always drifting around creepily watching us. Feels suspicious...” Tang Ke said.

The moment they finished speaking, they noticed the dean of discipline standing across from the combat room, staring at them darkly.

Annie lowered their voice.

“Should we probe him directly?”

Cheng Zhao nodded.

“Mhm. We’ll say we’re asking for guidance first. If that fails, we attack tonight.”

Zhen Xing and the others didn’t object.

The group headed toward the dean.

BANG—

Halfway there, a student suddenly crashed into Wanrenzhan, who was walking in front.

Wanrenzhan snapped angrily:

“What the hell?! You dare bump into me?!”

He Yu suddenly said:

“Class monitor?”

Everyone froze.

Looking carefully, they realized the person who had bumped into them was actually the class monitor from their class.

Just an NPC.

Nobody had really paid attention before. Aside from having good grades, the class monitor rarely spoke in class and possessed almost no presence at all.

If He Yu hadn’t identified him, they probably wouldn’t even have recognized him.

The class monitor showed not even the slightest trace of apology after colliding with them.

He simply raised his head and looked at them, his voice hoarse—

“You’re trying to investigate the murder case?”

He stared at them coldly.

“I advise you to stop.”

He Yu and the others’ expressions sharpened instantly as they fixed their eyes on him.

Deep in the class monitor’s eyes lurked traces of gloom that were difficult to notice. His warning voice carried a threatening edge:

“Otherwise... not a single one of you will survive.”

He Yu narrowed his eyes slightly.

—The gloom and dissatisfaction in the class monitor’s gaze seemed directed specifically toward all ten of them.

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