Into the world of Doraemon as Nobita

School Day

After a tumultuous morning incident, the Nobi family resumed their daily routines. Once everyone had finished their respective chores, they gathered at the dining table for breakfast.

"Nobita, your mom mentioned that you went for a morning jog. That's excellent, my son. Keep it up, and you'll grow into a fine man one day," Nobi Nobita's father remarked, taking a sip of tea while engrossed in his newspaper.

"Dad, I'll do my best," Nobita replied, his heart swelling with affection for his father. He knew his dad's unwavering devotion to their family, always ready to sacrifice everything for their well-being. After finishing breakfast, Nobita bid farewell to his mom and Doraemon, and together with his dad, he set off. His father was heading to the train station to catch a train to his office, while Nobita continued on to school.

As they parted ways on the path to school, Nobita embarked on the familiar route. Despite no longer needing to attend school himself, having completed his education in his previous life, Nobita decided to continue attending classes in this new world. He was curious about the differences between the two realms, particularly in subjects like history and geography. Mysteries, such as the existence of the Kingdom of Dogs in the heart of the Amazon forest, intrigued him. He planned to delve into these enigmas soon. Lost in his thoughts, Nobita suddenly found himself at the front gate of the school. Without further ado, he entered and headed straight to his classroom.

Upon entering the classroom, Dekisuki was the first to arrive. Something caught his attention immediately. The flowers in the vase on the teacher's desk had already been replaced. However, there was another striking sight that left him dumbfounded-a classmate was already seated at his desk, which was highly unusual given Nobita's perpetual tardiness.

"Um," Dekisuki uttered, attempting to initiate a conversation. Before he could say more, Nobita raised his head and greeted him with a faint smile. "Good morning, Dekisuki. It's a beautiful day, isn't it?"

Dekisuki was momentarily speechless. He recognized the boy before him as Nobita, his fellow classmate, despite the noticeable changes in his physique and the absence of his glasses. However, what truly stunned him was Nobita's presence itself.

Nobita had gained notoriety for his low exam scores, lack of athletic prowess, and, above all, his chronic tardiness. He was always late for everything, including school. At best, he would arrive a few minutes before the teacher. Yet, here he was, seated at his desk even before Dekisuki himself had arrived.

"G-Good morning, Nobita. Yes, it's a lovely morning," Dekisuki managed to respond, recovering from his initial shock. He proceeded to take his seat right behind Nobita.

Unbeknownst to himself, Dekisuki continued gazing at Nobita until he was snapped back to reality by Nobita's words, "Dekisuki, is there something on my back? You've been staring at me for quite some time."

Startled, Dekisuki stammered, "Ah, no, Nobita. I was just lost in my thoughts."

As time passed, the rest of the class gradually filled with students recounting their holiday experiences and reclaiming their usual spots. Soon, two familiar figures entered the room. One had a slightly pointed face and a shorter stature, while the other boasted a more imposing physique for someone their age. They settled into the seats

in front of Nobita.

"Hey, Suneo. Do you think Nobita will be late on the first day too?" Gian inquired, a hint of mockery in his voice.

"I think so, Gian. There's no way Nobita would be on time for the first day. It's Nobita we're talking about, after all. I bet he's probably still sleeping," Suneo replied, both boys chuckling at their own jest.

"It's not nice to talk about someone behind their back, Gian and Suneo," a voice behind them interjected-a voice they both recognized all too well.

Author's Note: Stay tuned for the next chapter tomorrow! I hope you enjoyed this part. If you did, please leave a comment below. Also do you like usage of more words like this or do you want me to write like last part (I used too many formal words in this part.) Word Count: 703.