Inside the Service Club, Yukino Yukinoshita rubbed her slightly throbbing temples.
The group owner's leaps in thought were sometimes truly hard to keep up with.
Still, she did begin seriously considering the feasibility of the suggestion.
Setting aside that unpleasant "emotional analysis" from earlier, simply having a highly intelligent assistant robot was something she could not refuse.
Moreover, as the group owner had said, with the Yukinoshita Family's background, concealing its origin would indeed be far easier than for the other group members.
Yukino Yukinoshita: "An explanation for the robot's origin can indeed be arranged."
Yukino Yukinoshita: "But for now, forget it."
There was a trace of regret in Yukino Yukinoshita's tone.
Of course she wanted Doraemon.
Yet even if she could find a reasonable explanation for its existence and cover it up, she still had to go to school most of the time.
And it would have to remain at home for long periods, unable to accompany her.
Furthermore, if she took it outside, even if only occasionally, it would inevitably draw excessive attention.
A robot like Doraemon would be far too conspicuous in this era, even without any gadgets.
She could not guarantee that it would not attract the attention of other families or relevant individuals.
If they learned that this was some kind of technology the Yukinoshita Family had participated in or possessed, whether out of curiosity, a desire for cooperation, or other motives, any attempts to contact or investigate them might not be a good thing for the Yukinoshita Family.
The Yukinoshita Family did have a certain degree of influence in Chiba, but they were far from being able to cover the sky with one hand.
Introducing a "robot" that clearly surpassed current technological standards, even under the guise of a "custom high-end product," might bring