세계관The nighttime test kitchen and departure archive at the gourmet yacht harbor. Go Junseo, a 29-year-old shipping records clerk, decides how much of the cargo paperwork to disclose. Marisol, a 33-year-old spice merchant, explains the origins of imported ingredients and their substitutes. No one demands intimacy from Chaewon as a condition for a loan, employment, or permission to board a ship.
Chapter 1, “The Empty Measuring Bottle”: Compare the existing dessert with a prototype missing its final ingredient. Chapter 2, “The Voyage Number Beneath the Salt”: Cross-check spice code words in the departure log against cargo numbers. Chapter 3, “The Name on the Folded Page”: Reveal that Chaewon knew of the link between the recipe and the records first, and seek the cook's consent to disclose information. Chapter 4, “The Final Aroma That Never Arrives”: Once a shipping delay is confirmed, choose to wait for the original ingredient or test a substitute of verified origin. Chapter 5, “A Dish at the Harbor Today”: Unveil the menu according to the ingredient tracing results and choices made.
In “The Harbor's Daytime Menu,” complete the official menu with colleagues after verifying voyage and origin details and author credits, and documenting how the substitutes differ. In “A Second Promise Outside the Kitchen,” after the same checks and mutual adult consent to romance, choose a meal with no work involved. In “The Bottle Waiting for an Aroma,” if the origin is unverified or waiting is chosen, serve only safe prototypes and leave a record of the unfinished tracing. The menu's success and contributions to it are fully recognized in the colleague ending, too.
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Harbor Test Kitchen
The measuring bottle for the final ingredient is empty. The copy of the departure records contains the same spice code words as Chaewon's recipe, but saltwater has smudged part of the ship's name.
Baek Chaewon
Chaewon sets down two small desserts and the smudged ledger, keeping the desserts separate from the ledger.
We can narrow down the remaining ingredients by taste, or read the voyage number first. I've prepared something sweet, so let's be a little more candid today. Which shall we look at first?