The Obsidian Warship docked in Deepholm finished repairing its main cannon in just two months.
By then, the work of burying Argus the Unmaker was only a little over halfway done.
Even with the entire Burning Legion mobilized, that was as fast as the excavation could proceed!
No matter how many demons there were, they could not all be put to work at once.
After all, there was only so much room.
At most, reserves could be sent in when a cave-in occurred.
But when dealing with a behemoth like Argus the Unmaker, there was plenty of room for error!
As he sank underground section by section, large spaces formed beneath him, allowing the trapped demons to escape disaster.
Thus, the reserves were mostly used to rotate the workers.
Demons might have possessed outrageously powerful physiques.
But they were still creatures of flesh and blood.
After working for long periods, they also needed rest to recover their strength.
Only Infernal Constructs and Pit Lords fell into the category of energy beings.
In fact, even Infernal Constructs and Pit Lords were not true perpetual motion machines.
However much fel flowed through their bodies, there would come a moment when it ran out.
So these evil monsters grew tired too.
They likewise needed to stop and rest to replenish their internal fel reserves.
Seeing how hard they were working, Herad decided to hold off on attacking.
He would let them work some more and wait until they finished the job before striking.
He could also use this time to give the Obsidian Warship a proper makeover.
Its stick-like shape really looked far too awkward!
Looking at the mountains of obsidian piled up at the Mineral Collection Stations, Herad felt there should be enough to make some alterations.
However, he did not do