Chapter 7 of 10
Chapter 7
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"Zhang Qifan, please take off your glasses for the vision test." Du Yubing, holding the health examination form, quickly got into her role and loudly and accurately informed Zhang Qifan.
However, when she said "take off your glasses," Du Yubing couldn't help but mutter to herself, "He's not here to cause trouble? He dares to join the military with glasses on. Doesn't he know the military has vision requirements? He should have corrected his vision first."
Hearing Du Yubing's words, Zhang Qifan hesitated slightly, lowered his head, and when he raised it again, no one noticed that his eyes behind the glasses had become noticeably dimmer. Despite this, when he took off his glasses, the two women who saw his eyes were both startled, their beautiful eyes instantly flashing with light.
At that moment, whether it was Liu Shuya or Du Yubing, their minds were involuntarily drawn to Zhang Qifan's eyes, their heads becoming blank, with only one thought remaining: What beautiful, bright eyes.
Zhang Qifan moved his gaze away, not wanting the others to see his eyes. His mental power was too strong, and even though he had deliberately restrained it, the eyes are the windows to the soul. Everyone who saw his eyes could feel his powerful mental energy, easily being affected by his soul, thus experiencing a sensation akin to being electrocuted.
This influence didn't have much power, but it could easily bring unexpected trouble. It was like the succubi he had once seen, who were born with the ability to charm. All humans who saw his eyes were easily captivated by him, regardless of their gender.
When he was younger, he could completely restrain it, but as his body matured and could bear more power, Zhang Qifan's mental strength increased dramatically, making this charm even stronger and impossible to control, which frustrated him greatly.
Finally, he found a way to wear specially designed polarized glasses to disperse this influence.
Just now, when he lowered his head, he was trying to restrain this mental energy, but these two humans still couldn't bear it and fell into a daze. This was the result of his best efforts. Once his soul fully awakened, a single glare could make these fragile humans' heads explode.
Zhang Qifan moved his gaze away, and Du Yubing, who had a stronger will, quickly recovered. She glanced at Liu Shuya with a guilty conscience, seeing that the other was also in a daze, and felt relieved.
To be captivated by a pair of eyes was truly embarrassing, and it was fortunate that no one else saw it. Du Yubing felt her heart beating faster, her cheeks hot, and she was definitely blushing. How could this happen? How could there be such bright eyes? They seemed to speak.
The "brightness" and "ability to speak" were actually illusions caused by Zhang Qifan's strong mental energy, which had a direct impact on the soul, creating a sense of charm for ordinary people.
When Liu Shuya came to her senses, Du Yubing was already conducting the vision test. Seeing that her good friend hadn't noticed her embarrassment, her first reaction was also to secretly feel relieved. She didn't notice that both Zhang Qifan and Du Yubing were deliberately avoiding direct eye contact.
After the vision test was completed, Zhang Qifan immediately put on his glasses. Both Du Yubing and Liu Shuya felt relieved but couldn't help feeling a bit regretful: such bright, clear, and beautiful eyes, it was a pity to cover them up.
As the tests progressed, Du Yubing's expression became increasingly surprised, and her gaze toward Zhang Qifan gradually took on a curious look.
From his appearance, Zhang Qifan was tall and thin, giving the impression of being frail. Especially with his glasses on, he looked scholarly and had nothing to do with being strong. However, a series of tests revealed that his physical condition was astonishingly strong.
Whether it was his cardiovascular function, strength, speed, endurance, or jumping ability, all reached the standards of top athletes. Such powerful physical indicators in such a thin body gave Du Yubing a strong sense of contrast, making her almost doubt whether the instruments were malfunctioning.
Seeing her good friend's surprise, Liu Shuya couldn't help but ask privately, "Yubing, how is it? Is his condition poor? Is he qualified to join the special forces?" She never expected that Du Yubing's surprise was because his condition was too good.
In her view, the thin and frail Zhang Qifan could never meet the standards for joining the ground special forces. As long as he wasn't too far off, she decided to give him a chance, so she wouldn't have to face his intimidating face.
Du Yubing didn't know how to respond and could only shake her head. At that moment, a reading on the instrument being used to examine Zhang Qifan caught her attention.
It was a brainwave meter, primarily used to measure the activity index of brain waves. In today's highly developed telekinetic control, many tools no longer require manual operation but are controlled by brain waves. For example, the laser cannons on warships, combat aircraft, and even the exoskeleton armor used by mechanical soldiers, all use telekinetic control.
Without this control method, gunners would find it difficult to lock onto high-speed moving targets, combat aircraft would be unable to perform complex maneuvers, and exoskeleton armor would more easily cause injuries to the driver due to uncoordinated movements.
The ground special forces, a unit that uses exoskeleton armor, has requirements for brainwave intensity. Although the standards are not as high as those for pilots, gunners, or the information officers of warships, they must at least meet the minimum standard for operating exoskeleton armor.
This standard is 10. Under normal circumstances, the telekinetic intensity of ordinary people is around 8-12. The standard for pilots is 15, for gunners is 18, and for warship information officers, it is 30, which is necessary to handle the massive information flow on warships. Without meeting this standard, it is impossible to process the information.
Therefore, the position of warship information officer is a profession with higher requirements than the ship's captain.
On the telekinetic detection meter, a shocking number was displayed: 50. It occasionally jumped to even higher numbers, reaching up to 56 at its highest, almost reaching the limit of the telekinetic detection meter.
Seeing that number, Du Yubing's first reaction was that the instrument was broken.
The telekinetic intensity of ordinary people is generally around 8-12, and Zhang Qifan's intensity was five times that of ordinary people? If the instrument wasn't broken, then Zhang Qifan wasn't human.
The information officers with the highest requirements are selected from the most talented children from a young age, trained and cultivated over a long period to reach this intensity. How could an untrained 18-year-old boy have a telekinetic intensity higher than an information officer?
Du Yubing walked over to check the detection meter, restarted it, and opened the casing but found no faults. Frustrated, she slapped the detection meter. Whether it was because it had been stored for too long or because she hit it too hard, the detection meter emitted a puff of light smoke, and a burnt smell spread.
The screen went completely black, and the meter flickered a few sparks before stopping. Du Yubing and Liu Shuya looked at each other, both at a loss.