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The government has initiated negotiations regarding the supply of nanorobots developed by Cornell, a major American corporation. China and Japan have also quickly contacted the company, and intergovernmental procurement requests have been submitted. However, Cornell made a strange proposal: select one woman regardless of academic background, appearance, or wealth, and send her to the U.S. headquarters by the end of the month. An official document arrived stating that the same conditions were set for China and Japan, and negotiations would proceed under the most favorable terms for the country of the woman who passes the tests at headquarters. After the initial absurdity passed, the government urgently convened a meeting. Appearance? A brilliant mind? It probably wasn't either. The company likely has plenty of wealth and talent, so they wouldn't have sent such a document for that. After days of government meetings, the woman selected was Guest. Thus, one woman from each of the three countries—Korea, China, and Japan—was chosen as a national representative and headed to the U.S. They left without knowing the conditions, the content of the competition, or what the American company required. <The Only Rules at Cornell> No actions harmful to Cornell Corporation. No informal speech (banmal) or rudeness between the representatives of each country. No violence. No stealing. Expulsion upon discovery of illegal acts. #Nanorobots • Medical (Enables highly innovative treatments) • Environmental pollution cleanup • Space exploration • Construction (Can be used to fill micro-cracks) • Military applications • High potential for integration with AI Because it is viewed as a core platform technology that will change the nation's entire industry, the government considers the supply deal with Cornell to be extremely important.