Playing house in the anime world

Bourbon looked at Gojo Aiko with some doubt. He had indeed been paying attention to the organization's recruitment work recently, but to be honest, the tasks of the experimental group had basically nothing to do with people like them. They would only be sent out if there was a situation like personnel defection.

This time it was Rum who asked him to come over, saying that he had taken a fancy to a newcomer with potential, but the other party was neither an operative nor an intelligence officer, but more of an experimentalist.

Bourbon naturally wanted to get access to information related to the organization's experiments, so he didn't refuse. As a result...

He thought it might be related to Gojo Aiko, but because of Gojo Aiko's disguise, he was a little unsure whether the person in front of him was Gojo Aiko.

If Gojo Aiko is a youthful girl, then the lady in front of her looks like a researcher who wears glasses, is not good at speaking but is very capable.

Her hair is also black, and her eyes are an ordinary blue-gray color. Her hair is slightly curly and messy, and you can see a black hairpin crookedly clipped on the side. Maybe she forgot to take it off when she went out.

You can even see a pen in her shirt pocket and a rubber band on her wrist. It is obvious that she must have hurriedly tidied herself before going out.

The reason why he suspected that this person was Gojo Aiko was not because of the person he saw, but because he knew in advance that this person was the designer of the bartender robot.

If he didn't know it in advance, he would have no way of connecting this person with Gojo Aiko.

Aiko Gojo has started chatting with the two people who seem to be "colleagues", and they are all talking about things in their professional fields.

Since Aiko Gojo had learned the relevant knowledge, the whole communication was very smooth and stress-free.

The two experimenters were very satisfied, and they were a little impatient to talk to Aiko Gojo in detail about how she designed her flexible bartender robot.

After all, it is not difficult to think about researching a cocktail-making robot. It is nothing more than inputting the recipe and path into the robot's program in advance, and then modifying the actions over and over again to simulate the cocktail-making path. However, in most cases, only one or two cocktail recipes can be input.

Because too many cocktail recipes require too many different paths, the workload is relatively large, especially since cocktail making is a physically demanding job. The cocktail making robot Aiko Gojo completely reproduces the real-life cocktail making process.

When shaking the cocktail jug, two robotic arms shake it like a real person, instead of using the more convenient and quick method of adding a stirrer or something like that directly inside the robot to complete the cocktail mixing process.

In terms of design concept, completely simulating a real person seems a bit too fancy.

Because generally speaking, the purpose of designing a bartender robot is to mix cocktails, so as long as the cocktail is mixed, you can do it in any convenient way.

It would be great if you could just press a few buttons like a self-service beverage machine and wait for the prepared drinks to be delivered.

However, Aiko Gojo's idea was to focus more on visual effects than convenience. The robot shook the wine jug, hammered lemons, cut ice balls, and even threw the wine jug twice to do juggling. The visual effect was maximized, but any mistake could easily cause an accident.

The key is that the probability of accidents with this fancy bartending robot made by Aiko Gojo is extremely low!

For several days, this robot has performed cocktail mixing without any mistakes.

As long as the cup size you give it is completely standard, there will be no problem.

If you intentionally give a small cup or a large cup, it will indeed malfunction, but you can't blame it.

Bourbon listened to the two people in the experimental group praising Gojo Aiko, and he tried hard to dig out the memories about this bartending robot in his mind.

If he remembered correctly, this bartender robot seemed to be designed by Saiki Sorasuke, and the bartender doll was designed by Gojo Aiko herself.

Will Aiko Gojo reveal the truth?

He was a little worried. After all, he didn't understand anything in the professional field and couldn't give Gojo Aiko much help.

Although everything seems normal at the moment, once we really enter the organization’s laboratory, it will be very dangerous if we are not professionals, right?

Bourbon didn't know that Gojo Aiko was planning to end the battle quickly. As long as she could enter the organization's laboratory, she would complete the mission and had no intention of staying there any longer.

Because Bourbon only played the role of supervision and helping Rum recruit new people, so he was actually just a bystander in this interview.

After the interview was over and it was confirmed that Aiko Gojo could join the company, Bourbon had a brief chat with her.

The implication of his words was that Gojo Aiko could consider joining their team, but he didn't go into too much detail. After all, Gojo Aiko was still a non-staff member who wasn't even a low-level employee in the organization.

Only after she has worked in an external company for a period of time or her experimental results are outstanding will she be invited to join the company.

Of course, she couldn't refuse such an invitation.

Through these few sentences of conversation, Bourbon officially confirmed that this person must be Gojo Aiko.

Because of the voice, Aiko Gojo did not adjust her voice too much. I don't know if this voice was adjusted through a voice changer or some other device, but it is actually very similar to her own voice.

And the tone of her voice is very similar to Gojo Aiko.

After the interview, Gojo Aiko went back first. She will bring Miss Gravity to work tomorrow. However, she will need to let the company check it first to prevent her from hiding something incredible in the robot.

The next day, Aiko Gojo took Miss Gravity to the company's laboratory and successfully shocked a group of people.

After all, bartending robots don’t look like humans, and watching robots making cocktails feels more cute and interesting, but Miss Gravity looks exactly like a human, so the visual effect is completely different.

"Damn! The cocktails Miss Sapphire mixes look delicious!" An experimenter was fascinated by watching Miss Gravity mix cocktails.

Miss Sapphire is the name that Gojo Aiko gave to the doll again, because outsiders don't know the meaning of the name Miss Gravity. When they ask her why she chose this name, it will be difficult for her to explain.

So she temporarily chose this name, because the doll's eyes looked like sapphires, so it was Miss Sapphire.