"Everything went very smoothly, Leo. The next two artifacts will take a little more time. We're working on them simultaneously, so we should be able to give them to you soon."
After seeing Jenny succeed, Eitri burst out laughing and spoke happily, without the slightest concern for the current situation.
"We're planning to start forging our Dwarven artifact in the next two days. It will be the first artifact of our Dwarven race."
"If you want to come, you're welcome to watch."
Afterward, Eitri still looked at Leo as he said this.
Although he did not say anything else, Old Li seemed to hear a hint of disdain in his words, as if Eitri resented them for wasting their time.
They were already eager to begin forging.
"As for the other two artifacts, there's no hurry. I haven't decided who to give them to yet."
"As for the artifact you Dwarves are forging..."
Leo pondered for a moment and did not immediately agree.
"I'll see whether I have time. If I do, I'll definitely come."
Leo looked at Eitri with a smile as he spoke.
"Yes, definitely."
Eitri gave a simple, honest smile.
"Haha, it's fine if you have something to do. After all, even if the artifacts are forged, they won't mean much to you. They're only of great significance to us Dwarves."
Such blunt words left Old Li, who was standing nearby, stunned. For a moment, he did not know what to say.
Following Leo's wishes, Red Whale appeared beside them, and the group instinctively leaped upward.
This time, however, Jenny did not ask George to carry her up.
Instead, she waved the small wand in her hand downward, and a strange electromagnetic force enveloped her, slowly carrying her upward.
Although it looked sluggish in both speed and