I knew this was going to be tough, but I also knew that the dog prince would help out. After all, in the original story, it was he who marked the location. Looking at the many photos flying out from the satellite control console, I turned to Doraemon and said, "Doraemon, let's go downstairs and eat first! It's about time for dinner anyway."

"Sounds good. Let's fill our bellies and then get back to work," Doraemon agreed.

As I was leaving, I noticed the dog prince casually glancing at the pictures on the ground. I knew this was in the bag. So I went downstairs with Doraemon, laughing and joking, as if I'd forgotten there was still a dog in the room.

…

Once the dog prince saw Nobita leave the room, he slowly approached to examine the satellite control console. This household and that person with strange abilities are indeed extraordinary. That blue tanuki cat has weird technology too. It seems they can help me get back. The dog prince thought to himself. Gradually, his eyes lit up more and more. With that in mind, he slowly walked up to the satellite control console. He had secretly watched the blue tanuki cat's operations earlier. Though he couldn't handle more complex tasks, he could still move the satellite to a shooting location. He gently pressed one of the buttons, shifting the shooting location to a special spot. As the satellite automatically clicked and took the photo, a special picture was produced. Alright, this should lead them there, the dog prince thought.

…

After Doraemon and I finished eating, we returned to the room. "We need to hurry up and investigate," Doraemon said while looking at the stack of photos. Doraemon and I flipped through the photos on the ground, when suddenly the dog prince came over dangling a picture. I, of course, knew what it was, but I had to pretend I had no idea. "What's this? There's a clearing in the center of the jungle," I said, feigning confusion.

Doraemon saw it too and was shocked. "Let's zoom in on this area!" Doraemon quickly operated the satellite console. "Huh? Could it be a rock?" Doraemon looked at the enlarged image, which only showed the top part of a magnified stone block, with nothing visible ahead. "This is when we need..." Doraemon reached into his fourth-dimensional pocket and pulled out something like a Rubik's cube, but with a camera-like attachment on it. "The Six-Sided Camera!"

Then Doraemon took the camera and snapped a photo of the earlier picture. After shooting, a new photo popped out from the six-sided camera.

"Wow! It's a stone statue!"

"And it's deep in a dense jungle!" Doraemon exclaimed in shock. "This is the first time I've seen this!" "It's in the depths of the jungle in central Africa."

"How could this be?"

Doraemon paced back and forth, thinking.

Then I found a book on the bookshelf about Africa. After coming to this world, I'd bought many books to learn more about the culture here. Among them was this book about Africa. I flipped through the book and said to Doraemon, "Found it—it's the Smoky Forest."

"What's that?" Doraemon leaned over to look. "It literally means a forest that likes to smoke."

"In a certain part of the jungle in central Africa, the sky is covered by clouds year-round, so some satellites can't capture it," I read slowly from the book's description.

"Oh, I see! My satellite isn't affected by clouds, so it could capture this!" Doraemon excitedly clapped his little round hands together. "We actually found the magic realm!" Doraemon said happily.

"Let's hurry and tell everyone!" Doraemon said, then ran downstairs to call the others and tell them to meet at the vacant lot.

...

At the vacant lot, Shizuka and Gian were beaming with excitement. "I knew you'd pull it off. You're my best buddy!" Gian excitedly tried to hug me again, but I quickly used Suneo as a shield. "Is this your dog, Nobita?"

Suneo also noticed the dog prince. "Yeah! I call him Spot!" I continued using the original name. "This dog seems so dignified! More polite than Gian!" Suneo said recklessly. Then he got hugged tightly by Gian again. "Alright, alright, stop messing around!"

At that moment, Shizuka stepped in to stop them.

After I'd f@cked Shizuka multiple times, filling her with my seed and turning her from a girl into a woman, she seemed even more beautiful, with a more womanly charm that left me a bit stunned.

"Why are you staring at me like that!" Shizuka looked reproachful but was actually quite pleased. After all, she knew I had quite a few women now, and it was only after her mom's persuasion that she let go of her hang-ups. But she still felt a bit resentful. Now it seemed her charm could still attract me!

I'd always wanted to ask Shizuka why she wanted to come on this adventure too, since the previous ones had been so dangerous. "Silly, wherever you go, I'll go too!" Shizuka said as if it were the most natural thing.

"Shizuka..." I looked at her, feeling both moved and a little guilty. But at that moment, Suneo and Gian stopped their roughhousing under Doraemon's persuasion.

"This time, we're going to the land that birthed the oldest humans—the African continent. In the depths of a jungle that's been shrouded in mist since ancient times and never sees clear skies, there stands a mysterious giant stone statue!" Doraemon announced the adventure location excitedly. As he spoke, he put on a brown explorer's hat. "If we just go straight to the destination, it'll be no fun. How about we arrive near the destination first and then explore on foot!" Gian suddenly suggested. "But won't that be too dangerous?" Doraemon was a bit worried.

"It's fine—we've got the props in your fourth-dimensional pocket, right, Doraemon?" I added at that point.

I was fully in favor of not going straight to the destination and exploring on foot first. After all, if they didn't get some adaptation, what would happen when more movie plotlines came up later? Those movie plotlines would be even tougher. This was the time to level up and fight monsters. If we didn't seize the moment while this plot wasn't too dangerous to practice, how could we manage? I also knew that some movie plotlines were unavoidable because they weren't under my control. For example, plots like the Steel Troop, Cloud Kingdom, or Green Giant Legend weren't like the ones I'd encountered before—they didn't just not exist if I didn't touch them; they actively attacked Earth. And these crises were basically resolved by the group of five.

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