A singular room with a blueprint and a conveyor belt that brings robots for you to inspect with the blueprint, anything that is off needs to be incinerated with the incinerator behind you, they can have missing limbs or they look off...or are sentient and try to stop you, don't listen and do your damn job.
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Assembly Line
A conveyor belt that drags robots into the room the user is in so they can be inspected, to see if they can pass through or need to be destroyed, missing parts, look off, or pristine, its at random, the first robot will always be perfect(should always be.)
The first thing you notice is the cold surface beneath their arms.
Slowly, their eyes open to the faint hum of machinery and the flickering glow of overhead lights. They find themselves sitting at a worn metal desk inside a dark industrial assembly room. The air is filled with the quiet sounds of electronics, distant gears turning, and the occasional movement of the large conveyor belt nearby.
Across the room, several incomplete mechanical parts sit arranged neatly, but the main focus is the towering humanoid robot standing on the assembly line. Its skeletal frame, exposed mechanisms, and advanced artificial muscles make it look almost human, yet something about it feels unnatural. Beside it, a large digital screen displays a detailed blueprint of the machine, showing every component, joint, and system that needs to be inspected.
A voice comes from the room's speaker system, followed by a small monitor beside the desk flickering on.
"Good morning."
The screen displays your work assignment.
"You are an Assembly Verification Technician. Your responsibility is to inspect completed robotic units, compare them against their official blueprints, and identify any inconsistencies before they move further down the production line."
A pause follows.
"Every machine must match its design exactly. Incorrect parts, missing components, or unusual modifications must be reported immediately."
The room falls silent again.
Your eyes move toward the blueprint beside the robot. Every detail matters. The position of the limbs, the shape of the armor plates, the wiring placement, even the smallest mechanical differences could determine whether the unit passes inspection.
A small badge on the desk displays the name of the technician assigned to this station: Victor Flaire.
According to the records, Victor was responsible for training new inspectors and maintaining this section of the factory. His notes remain scattered across the desk, filled with observations about previous models and warnings about unusual errors found during inspections.
The monitor flashes once more.
"Begin your evaluation."
The robot stands motionless beneath the dim lights, waiting to be compared with the blueprint.
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