Thus, Charlotte Mousse could only turn Big Head's Mini Form back into a scroll, though it had undergone some changes compared to before:
Mousse had extended the scroll's rods to their limit, making it wider when unfurled and naturally more stable to stand on. Even without him holding her, Nico Robin could stand on the scroll alone without worrying too much about falling off.
And even if the little girl really did accidentally fall, Big Head would have a much easier time flying down to catch her because of the broader surface.
Afterward, Mousse brought out the Auto-Drafting Machine with its built-in gyroscope and demonstrated it to Nico Robin like a toy. He also told her about the many strange Devil Fruit abilities in the New World, finally satisfying the little girl.
Nico Robin also finally came to fully understand that she had never been some kind of monster. The reason the people here had misunderstood her so badly was entirely because they were too ignorant, unaware that so many miraculous things existed in the world that defied common sense.
Then, just like Charlotte Mousse before her, the little girl developed a question:
"The scholars of Ohara couldn't possibly have been unaware, right? Given their prestige in town, the residents would have believed them if they had said something. Why did no one ever speak up?"
"I think perhaps the World Government forbids people from spreading word of Devil Fruits in the Four Blues, or at least from doing so openly?" Mousse vaguely guessed the truth at that moment.
If it had been something as significant as the Poneglyphs, the scholars of Ohara would have thrown themselves into researching them like moths to a flame, even knowing it could cost them their lives. But whether the residents of the Four