Novel & Cerita Brilliant Minds Think Alike

The wind wasn’t that strong—though I doubted even a storm could have knocked down these giants. That left very few options to explain what had caused it, and I really didn’t appreciate how my sluggish brain had suddenly turned into a rabbit, rushing to produce possible answers. It hadn’t even been a full day since I discovered there were others like me—stronger than me. If I were smart, I would have been running far, far away from this hellhole and whoever was wrestling with these trees. But my body didn’t seem to mind the danger signs hanging in the air. A strange feeling budded inside me. I couldn’t tell what it was since I had never felt it before. I believed it might be the aftereffect o

There’s no physical evidence unless the perpetrator confessed. Mind was the most complex existence that everyone sought. The greater minds often flocked together but it took a million to find a genius. “Speak your mind. I’m not a rude person to intrude your brain as I like.” That sentence interests Gunner even more. “If I have to be bold, did you say that you’re not a rude person to intrude my brain as you like?” His neck craned even further. Shadow shrugged, whatever, disregarded Gunner's rudeness.

Maybe. A chill ran down Chandra's back. It is thinking about many problems at once. It turned out that while communicating with Chandra and Amaris, even during the jailbreak, Brawen still left a part of his brain to write this manual for him. That head is horrible. Chandra couldn't imagine Brawen's IQ. Just one head, but it works like two brains put together. Part thinking about how to crack, part answering communication, part recalling knowledge to rewrite skills, calculating hundreds of possible possibilities in a match.