It Didn't Work at All

“So the girl does issue orders, but not at a very high level. Each unit just handles its own job, right?”

“On top of that, they even seem to suggest things they weren't ordered to do. It looked like the leader-type unit was allowed to personally take the boss's spoils.”

“Hmm…. If each unit's judgment is different, does that mean all the AIs are linked so they can divide the work without overlapping? Or maybe they communicate in real time and decide that way. So it's not one-way communication with just the user.”

Elik Marcus was receiving and checking the footage that came in every second, reviewing the golems belonging to the Eve Project.

“By the way, who’s the maid beside her? It reminds me of my favorite anime. If possible, I’d like to bring her to Quantum Harbor.”

There were also a few photos showing a woman in a maid uniform constantly supporting and guarding the tiny white-haired girl, staying by her side and attending to her.

Elik Marcus was a hardcore Japanese anime nerd, after all. After coming down to the senior staff office and analyzing the Eve Project photos, he had zoomed in on the images and identified the model of the phone the girl was using.

“...The phone model is a product from Oseong Group, and it appears to be running on Android.”

“Oh, Android is good. Easier to crack than iOS. Any trace that they used our company AI?”

“Unfortunately, none. Even confirming the device through location tracking is difficult, and even when our dispatched employee tried signal hijacking directly, it didn't budge.”...