Imagine the scene: poor Shiihara Daiki bites it pretty hard after a celestial being makes a colossal mistake with his wish. But wait! That same angel doesn't just leave him hanging; they whisk Daiki away to another world and offer him... well, one wish? It’s a crazy loophole, but Daiki grabs it.
And he didn't hold back – he went for the big leagues: an enormous floating castle in the sky. "A majestic sky fortress!" That's pretty much what you'd expect from someone who just got the ultimate cosmic heads-up, right?
Bam! In seconds flat, this massive airborne stronghold pops into existence above the new world. Everyone's jaws are on the floor, obviously. Nations scramble to figure out how this happened – it’s like gravity suddenly had a hiccup.
Some folks approach cautiously, maybe thinking Daiki is just... really rich or powerful now? They wonder if he'll be interested in peace talks. Others get all worked up, seeing it as some kind of divine sign, and start plotting ways to either sneak in or launch an attack on this floating marvel – espionage or war?
Daiki himself? He's chilling way up high, observing the whole thing unfold below like a weird cosmic game show.
Will he engage with these nations, maybe even help them out? Or will he just blast anyone who looks at his castle the wrong way? The big question is: how does Daiki choose to respond?
And honestly, this celestial blunder gave him *the* sky. It really did.