5.
Not bad.
It wasn't ideal, but it was manageable.
If she had a choice, she would've preferred to go first and get it over with, but fifth was acceptable.
As she walked back to her team, she immediately felt the weight of the other participants' gazes.
Now that the time for final adjustments had passed, teams were finally assessing their competition. And, unsurprisingly, most of their eyes were fixed on Jiang Yue's project.
The exoskeleton stood sleek and futuristic, displayed prominently for all to see. It was an ambitious design—one that carried significant risk. While its general purpose was clear, the finer details remained a mystery to outsiders.
Some teams tried to analyze its capabilities just from appearance alone, but Jiang Yue's work wasn't something that could be understood at a glance.
Beyond the project itself, however, what intrigued them most was Jiang Yue.
