Stephan wiped the glob of sticky, wet, crud out of his armpit using the tip of his index finger, and brought it up to his blue eyes. Any remaining people in his armpit were left unnoticed or uncared for by Stephan as he put his arm down and they were either crushed or smothered. Stephan stared at the miniscule blob stuck to the tip of his finger, knowing he had no more use for NYC now that it was rendered down to a soggy microscopic ball of crud and sweat, this thirteen year old god of size found himself bored with it. Regardless of whether he had the godly powers to undo what he'd done by turning back time for the city, or even snap his fingers and cause the city and all its inhabitants to be placed back where the landmass had been before. Stephan then got a devious, although it would be considered disgusting to anyone other than a young mischievous boy, idea.

Without a word, the young god of size opened his mouth and popped the tip of his finger into his mouth, there was so much crud and sweat coating the tiny city, that that was most of what he got as he sloshed the microbes and remaining buildings around his mouth. Still, the satisfaction of what he was doing made the taste not as bad as it would have been normally. Tilting his head back, Stephan swallowed mightily, sighing as he felt a few specks of crud and maybe some people get washed down his throat, he burped proudly and laughed evilly. "That settles that!"

Stephan turned on the news, people were still flustered over how New York had just vanished. Feeling in the mood to tease the mere mortals a bit, Stephan snapped his fingers just as the reporter was in the gap left by the missing NYC. Without a sound, the city reappeared, seemingly right on top of the reporter! Stephan laughed so hard tears streamed down his face, the look on the news anchors faces were priceless! What was best was that he'd made sure that the people had no memory of where they'd been! As Stephan wiped a few tears away from his cheek, he got another idea, he put on his shoes, socks and shirt and stepped outside into the fading daylight.