The Double or more Life of the Fake Heiress (Mirabella) novel Chapter 1194

Linden cleared his throat and said, "You might not realize it yet, but the Tech Institute is packed with tech geniuses. Even though our proposal got selected, it feels pretty humble next to these experts."

He paused, then added with a hint of awe, "Still, just getting a foot in the Tech Institute is a badge of honor in itself."

Mirabella raised an eyebrow, pulled up a chair, and sat down. "Why not set our sights even higher?"

Linden chuckled and shook his head, knowing his own boundaries. "You, my dear freshman, are truly the shining star of our department."

Linden, along with Kason and Jessie, knew all too well that their project caught the Tech Institute's eye solely because of Mirabella's groundbreaking calculations. Without her, they, along with Mr. Zane, wouldn't have been able to whip up the artificial life system framework so swiftly.

"Everyone's got their own strengths; you're being too humble," Mirabella said truthfully.

Linden was a whiz at biomimetic big data analysis, Kason excelled in genetic sequencing, and Jessie had a knack for genetic molecular structures. Success wasn't about being the strongest but about blending everyone's talents seamlessly.

After a bit more chatting, Zane walked in from his office and said, "Alright, team, let's hit the road. The car's waiting downstairs."

They all followed Zane downstairs.

Once the Tech Institute accepted their proposal, Zane filed a report with the university. The unexpected attention from the Tech Institute had put the usually quiet Bioinformatics Department in the spotlight.

To ensure smooth collaboration, the university had the head of the International Affairs Office tag along to the Tech Institute.

Besides Zane, Mr. Belcher had appointed others from the Biology Department to lead the team.

Meanwhile, Linden was busy venting about Mr. Calvin to Jessie and Kason in their Messenger group chat, not paying much attention to his phone otherwise.

By around eleven, they finally reached the Tech Institute's base.

At the entrance stood a towering three-meter robot, its sleek black surface crafted from special metallic materials, and a metal sphere floating in its palm. The sphere slowly rotated, driven by a magnetic field.

It was a stunning piece of high-tech marvel at first glance.

Linden and the group, seeing such a robot for the first time, couldn't help but be amazed.

"I heard this robot’s got an intelligent system and can even go into attack mode," Kason remarked, peering out the car window.