"Got it!" I knew Doraemon trusted me.
"But..." Shizuka looked anxious, not understanding why Doraemon was agreeing to my recklessness.
She wanted to stop me, but Doraemon held her back.
"Shizuka, you know Nobita. He won't overdo it this time—trust him!"
Shizuka saw my serious gaze and knew she couldn't sway me.
"Fine, don't push yourself. If something happens, we'll handle it together," she said helplessly.
Seeing her worried expression, I just said, "Okay!" Now wasn't the time for hesitation.
"Nobita, you're using that move again?" Suneo and Gian overheard, shocked. They hadn't forgotten the terror of my attack in the Giant Idol fight.
"We gotta run fast! Don't get caught in Nobita's blast!" Suneo realized.
Doraemon started firing while retreating, yelling for everyone to get to safety.
Seiko looked confused, not understanding why we were leaving me alone on the battlefield.
"Seiko, come with us first—you'll see what happens next!" Shizuka noticed her confusion, grabbed her hand, and pulled her along while explaining.
Though Seiko didn't get what Doraemon's group was up to, she trusted they wouldn't abandon me, so she followed Shizuka.
Soon, with Doraemon and the others gone, I was alone on the battlefield.
The undersea people tried to pursue, but I blocked them.
All attacks focused on me, rippling my telekinetic barrier.
I calmly raised my hand and waved it lightly toward the sky. All the submarines froze in place.
"Report! All vessels have lost control!" The undersea people on the subs panicked and scrambled.
From a safe hiding spot far away, the prime minister watched the battlefield nervously.
"How are these outsiders so powerful?"
Actually, I could have solved this in easier ways—like teleporting to kidnap the prime minister. Or just holding the subs in place like now. But I chose the most powerful move.
Why? I looked at these decaying, arrogant undersea people and felt disgusted—they were like the Celestial Dragons from One Piece, making me sick.
I wanted them to forever remember the fear land-dwellers could bring. To teach these isolationist fossils that there are greater powers out there. To show them they can't control everyone—this is what happens when you piss me off.
Plus, I didn't want these undersea folks bothering us later when dealing with Poseidon's forces in the Oniiwa Castle.
Then, I tossed out the telekinetic sphere I'd already formed, controlling it to speed toward the submarine fleet.
The sphere began spinning counterclockwise, its invisible web-like telekinetic net pulling in submarines, debris, and rubble toward its center, like they were being sucked up.
…
From afar, Doraemon said, "It's starting!"
The others watched this god-like spectacle.
Seiko didn't know what was happening but kept watching.
What came next would be the most shocking sight of her life.
…
As I accelerated the sphere's spin, more stuff got adsorbed. The dense submarine fleet disintegrated under the pull.
At this point, the undersea army was defeated. Even the watching prime minister muttered in disbelief, "The Mu Federation is lost!"
But to me, it wasn't over. This time, I'd break their backbone completely!
The spinning created a massive orb, dozens of meters in diameter. It swept away airborne subs and ground buildings, absorbing everything into the giant mass.
…
"Wow! Even seeing it a second time, it's still amazing!" Gian and Suneo exclaimed excitedly, like they were watching a wonder.
"Is this really Nobita's doing?" Seiko stared at the giant in shock.
Before she could say more…
…
There I stood alone on the battlefield ruins, the Mu Federation's artificial light shining on me like a god deciding fate, delivering divine punishment on the nation.
"Earth-Shattering Heavenly Star!"
I declared, my voice low and merciless.
That day, the undersea people heard what seemed like a god's indifferent verdict upon them.
As I lowered my hand, the massive spinning orb slowly descended toward the Mariana Trench's ground.
Like a huge meteor, carrying soldiers' bones and blood, it crashed into the Mu Federation's earth.
The moment the colossal sphere touched down...
"Boom!"
A thunderous roar echoed through the nation, lasting like an eternity.
It shattered the ground into fragments, causing earthquake-like tremors.
"What's happening? An earthquake?"
"Is our nation under heavenly punishment?"
"What do we do?"
"Help!"
...
More undersea residents panicked and fled. Some were crushed by falling rocks, others trampled to death.
The giant sphere's dust wave soon engulfed the entire Mu Federation.
Seeing this, I quickly teleported to where Doraemon and the others were hiding.
The outside tremors continued from the sphere's inertial spin.
But Doraemon and the group rushed to check on me!
Seeing I was just a bit pale and weakly, but otherwise fine, they all sighed in relief.
"I told you, I'm okay!" I smiled at them.
"Next time, take it slower—don't hurt yourself!" Shizuka said, holding my hand.
Knowing I could control the move now, she didn't scold me, just gave a reminder.
Everyone saw Shizuka's concern, like a wife worrying for her husband, and smiled knowingly.
Noticing the looks, Shizuka blushed a little but didn't let go of my hand.
Seiko watched me with a complex expression in her eyes!
While we were catching up…
…
Outside, the massive sphere finally stopped everything!
All tremors and dust settled into silent stillness.
Left on the ground was an indelible scar—a vast, pitch-black crater.
Covered in dust, the prime minister crawled from the ruins. Without brushing himself off, he stared at the devastated scene.
He muttered blankly, "The Mu Federation... is finished!"