With the need to replenish my energy, and to make the world slightly less hostile, I'm going to consume some of this cragged land.
Transform to true form.
And when I mean some, I mean a lot actually.
I'm going to remove one-milionth of an AU (9,300 miles) off of the bottom, consuming 2.43×1011 cubic miles of rock and mineral (ignoring the 'Dead' Mountain of course), resulting in 7.85×107 square miles of area to work with. I won't have enough energy capacity, so excess energy will be used to alter the land that wasn't cut off, giving the bottom a more of a spherical look.
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X is 'Home'
As this is a bigger project, I don't mind spending multiple turns.
Part because of GM laziness and conveniently placed 1-year timeskip, your action is done in one turn.
Mmh. I should at least write something nice. Ahem.
You look at the chaotic shape of the land, and see it as unfit for your future schemes. You select a very wide area, and blast it with the Clockwork Cannon in calculated bursts.
The mountains that aren't vaporized collapse on the ground, leveling whole continents around. Then you consume the excess earth, and resume the process again and again.
After a long moment, the task is done. Now amongst the high peaks and twisted mountains of the underside, there lies a spherical and smooth spot of land, with the Dead Mountain in the middle.
One year passes by. What do you do during this year ?
List of Secrets:
-Dead Mountain on the other side of the World
-Planetary sized spherical smooth patch of land on underside