However, although Doraemon understood that, it did not say much about it.
It did not intend to define Nobita with such weighty terms as "Spacetime Node" or "creator of history." Whether to Nobita or itself, he was simply Nobita Nobi, its most important friend.
So Doraemon merely listened seriously to everything Nobita said, including his descriptions of the members from other worlds, his shock at the "memories of the future," and his longing for "Points," or rather, the things in the Mall.
When Nobita finally finished speaking and looked at it with unease and anticipation, Doraemon nodded and asked curiously:
"So, Nobita, do you want to Recycle my gadgets into those 'Points,' then buy the things you need from there?"
It was neither surprised by the wonders of a cross-world trading system like "Points" nor concerned that there might be risks involved.
Because in Doraemon's eyes, this was fundamentally no different from taking a gadget out of its pocket to help Nobita solve a problem.
Many future gadgets possessed the power to change reality.
If they were going to talk about potential risks or "impact," gadgets like the Anywhere Door, What-If Phone Booth, and Dictator Button would have far more terrifying and immediate consequences if misused than anything Nobita might exchange from the Chat Group, such as "abilities."
What mattered was the person using the power, not where that power came from.
It believed in Nobita. It believed that even if Nobita gained new powers, he would not use them for evil or destruction.
Besides, all Nobita wanted to exchange Points for was elementary school knowledge. What kind of impact could that possibly have?
"Yeah, that's right. So, Doraemon, is it okay?"
Nobita looked at Doraemon expectantly.
"Sure!"
Doraemon replied readily.
"But let's agree on something first."
"You can't trade