As usual, Kerry came to the cold-faced vendor, who was half human and half robot, and asked about large engineering robots. The vendor quickly introduced all the engineering robot models he could provide.
Among those models, Kerry even saw a Gundam with its weapons removed.
Unfortunately, such a cool large machine was impractical for Kerry at the moment, so buying one would be pointless. Instead, a rather ugly-looking but powerful engineering robot caught Kerry's attention.
Heavy Industry Type 3 Multifunctional Engineering Vehicle: Contains various construction plans and possesses highly advanced AI, allowing it to carry out all kinds of verbal commands related to engineering projects. Simply put, it was a large engineering robot as easy to use as a foolproof machine.
It came with matching small logistics and repair robots, as well as a set of backup engineering tools.
Aside from its high price, this large engineering robot was practically the easiest to use and had the lowest configuration requirements. The other engineering robots suitable for Kerry's current construction needs were either too expensive or too complicated to operate.
This model came in many versions. Kerry had his eye on Type 3, which could operate both on land and in water, though its power was not high enough for anything beyond planetary operations. Type 4 could operate in space and had extremely high power, but it cost several times as much as Type 3.
"Boss, can you make it a little cheaper? I've bought a lot of robots from you before, and I'm making a bulk purchase this time too. For the sake of an old customer, how about taking off 20,000 Points?" This was Kerry's first time haggling with the Cold-faced Boss, yet he immediately asked for a discount of 20,000 Points.
"Customer, I don't bargain here. If you're