About three hours later, everyone jumped down from Red Whale's back. Eitri, who had also been sitting on Red Whale's back the entire time, jumped down with them.
Earlier, Red Whale had expanded to twenty meters in size, carrying everyone through the gaps between the Star Rings to tour all of Nidavellir.
Three children from the Dwarves had come along as well, following with considerable interest. The others had no objections.
These burdens were as light as nothing to Red Whale. Considering Red Whale's terrifying mass, the people on its back were hardly any different from dust.
Red Whale was the most agile flying vessel, carrying everyone on a tour of all Nidavellir. Some of the sights were even new to Eitri.
Three hours later, everyone returned to the platform. Red Whale shrank back to three meters and leaned against Leo, looking extremely happy.
In just two or three hours, they had already seen nearly all the sights Nidavellir had to offer. The other Dwarves, meanwhile, remained in their workshops or at their stations, continuing to forge.
Their work did not change because of the visitors' tour, nor would it stop because they had stopped. Nothing could prevent them from continuing to forge. Only death could.
Eitri had barely landed when a Dwarf child came hurrying over.
"Clan Leader! Clan Leader! Master Songda says he's ready!"
Eitri vigorously rubbed the child's head, then turned to Leo and said excitedly, "It's finished, Leo. The first Unclaimed Divine Artifact. Do you want to fuse with it now? If there's a suitable person?"
"Now? That might be fine too. Will it take long?"
Leo looked at Jenny and George beside him, then nodded and asked.
"No, it shouldn't. If an Unclaimed Divine Artifact is being fused anew, it should only take a few