Leo disappeared, but Red Whale remained rooted to the spot, staring curiously at the Moon, which was still slowly trembling.
Even though there was no longer any energy assault, the destruction it had caused had already affected the entire celestial body.
The cracks stretching across hundreds of kilometers had clearly stopped spreading, but after only a dozen seconds of stillness, they began spreading outward again.
Wave after wave of powerful vibrations also gradually rose across the entire Moon.
In Red Whale's eyes, the terrifying abyssal crater on the lunar surface was visible. Its nearest edge trembled incessantly, and the massive shattered rocks along the edge, which had only stabilized for a few seconds, began collapsing again amid the vibrations.
Seeing this, Red Whale was slightly stunned. He seemed to understand that Leo's disappearance was meant to prevent any further destruction here, but now the situation was continuing to worsen. This was not good news.
However, even Red Whale had rarely seen a scene like the one before him. The Moon's diameter was only a little over 3,700 kilometers, yet the crater's depth directly exceeded five percent of the celestial body's total diameter, reducing the Moon's mass by more than two percent.
What a terrifying figure that was. Even though the Moon was merely a small satellite orbiting Earth, its mass was only one eighty-first of Earth's.
Even so, it was still a celestial body, an existence significant enough to be named from the macroscopic perspective of the universe.
A trace of anxiety appeared in Red Whale's eyes, but as he watched the changes before him, he was completely incapable of exercising any effective control.
Opening his enormous mouth, Red Whale tried to gather and control the metallic Infinity Stone still present on the Moon's far side, along with the metallic