"Robot?"
Many reporters were astonished to see Jeff emerge from the Spacetime Tunnel at the very end.
No one could have imagined that the one who would emerge from the Spacetime Tunnel in the end would be a robot.
Moreover, it's a humanoid bipedal robot.
The reporters looked at the photos they had taken, both nodding and shaking their heads.
It's certainly novel, but this robot is just too ugly.
But that's alright, there should be quite a few people interested in this strange robot that's here to treat patients... right?
At least the journalists themselves were quite interested.
They were shocked when they saw Jeff not being taken away by the doctor, but instead, a "person" asking for directions inside the hospital, startling everyone he asked.
Many reporters immediately knew their opportunity had arrived.
They immediately swarmed around Jeff, circling him and shoving the microphone into his mouth—no, it should be said, shoving it next to the speaker.
"Sir robot, are you here at the hospital for treatment? Why are you here? Are you a cyborg from another dimension?"
Why are you holding a puppy?
" Finch... Finch..."
The reporters' swarm was completely different from the behavior of the kids in San Francisco; Jeff couldn't discern any goodwill in their actions.
It wandered around in circles, bewildered, whispering Finch's name, like a helpless child, unable to break free.
His robot code governs it, prohibiting it from harming humans unless Goodyear could be harmed.
Its aggressive breakthrough could potentially harm these people.
"Hey!"
Robert, who was leading the team, had already completed the handover and returned to see this scene, so he immediately spoke up to stop it.
The reporters scattered like birds and beasts.
" Robert!" Jeff rushed toward his friend as if relieved.
Robert waved to it, indicating it should come along. "I'll take you to see Finch; he's not doing very well yet."
What happened to Finch?
"He is still in a coma and his bodily functions have been severely damaged, but he has been resuscitated and is currently receiving intravenous fluids to replenish his basic nutrition. Even if he wakes up, he will need to stay in the sanatorium for at least a year."
Goodyear seemed to understand Robert's words, letting out a pitiful howl.
Jeff picked it up and stroked it
Smoothing his hair, he said to Robert seriously, "Thank you. I think if it weren't for you, Finch might be dead, like Dewey..."
Robert was quite friendly to the robot, which was indistinguishable between a human and a machine. He patted its metal back and pointed to a ward ahead. "Go in, your Finch is inside."
Jeff thanked Robert again before going in to visit Finch, who was lying unconscious in his hospital bed.
At the same time, outside the hospital.
The news of a strange robot appearing at the time-space designated hospital was simultaneously reported by various media outlets.
With no monster threats recently and the strong support of the Mutual Aid Society, the economic recovery in the Pacific Rim Spacetime is evident, and the demand for information and entertainment has increased exponentially. Everyone wants to be among the first to grab the traffic.
Given that Jeff hadn't provided any useful information beforehand, different media outlets reported on it from different angles.
Some people, out of curiosity, say that Jeff is a cyborg, and that his large orange head actually houses a human brain, which is why he is so intelligent.
Some say Jeff is the cutting-edge technology of No. 5 Spacetime, while others claim Jeff's actually an assassin who infiltrated the hospital...
No matter how outrageous the reports are.
These reports, at least, have attracted everyone's attention.
Everyone was curious about Jeff's identity and his purpose in entering the hospital.
Another person who noticed these reports was Xxs-2.
Taylor looked at the latest real-time report from the hospital, then approached the secretary and curiously inquired about Jeff's background.
He immediately recognized the potential of this robot.
It doesn't matter if it contains a human brain, pure machine intelligence, or a killer machine.
As long as they're not there to kill him, they'll definitely be useful for their technological advancements.
The secretary guessed that her boss was interested in Jeff, and quickly handed over the prepared information. " Jeff the robot, is said to have been created by our patient Finch to take care of his dog."
Taylor's eyes suddenly lit up. "We actually have this kind of talent among those sent here?"
He watched the footage of Jeff on TV and felt that even now, they couldn't create something like that.
Intelligent robots.
While they are quite skilled at building mechs, it's a specialized field. Being able to build large robots doesn't mean they can build small ones, especially since the AI technology Jeff uses has clearly surpassed theirs.
And Finch, all by himself, created a robot that no one in their time could build, which shows that he had surpassed their time in a certain field.
"This must be President Zhang's response to us!"
Taylor was thrilled, feeling that his flirtatious advances towards the young president had finally paid off.
Isn't that right?
This time, they not only sent over a groundbreaking talent, but also the robot he created.
"How is Finch's condition?" Taylor asked impatiently.
The secretary glanced at the medical report and answered truthfully.
"Listen," Taylor said without hesitation upon hearing that the man was still unconscious, "Immediately order all medical technology to be available to Finch. Use any technology that is beneficial to his recovery and awakening, no matter how expensive, on him first."
"Also, get ready, I'm going to visit them in the hospital to pay tribute to their touching story."
The secretary immediately went to carry it out.
The next day, just as Jeff and Goodyear were getting used to the hospital environment, Taylor stormed into Finch's ward with a large group of reporters.
Then Taylor immediately found Jeff and shook hands "intimately" with the robot in front of the camera.
In other words, the camera doesn't have an eyeball; otherwise, anyone could see Jeff's confusion.
It didn't recognize the person in front of it at all, nor did it know what these reporters were doing.
It wasn't until Taylor started telling their story to the live camera that Jeff realized these people seemed to be there for an interview.
"When Finch was taken to the hospital, he was already on the verge of death, and this beautiful story almost turned into a tragedy in our eyes."
It was our doctors who saved his life from the jaws of death, and it was my proposal for cross-temporal medical assistance that timely averted this situation...
After Taylor finished his long speech...
A reporter tactfully held the microphone up to Jeff's speaker and asked, "Mr. Jeff, who would you like to thank most right now?"