Moonlight stepped forward and nuzzled it as a reward.
"That creature... it didn't just cut away a piece of stone. It cut away a piece of the 'world'."
Sun murmured to himself, looking from the stone wall to the unsettling spatial indentation.
To put it simply, Coal Ball had carved a tiny fragment of the world from the world itself.
Raylo was equally stunned, but he quickly suppressed his emotions, a smile breaking across his face.
He walked over, scooped Coal Ball into his arms, and rubbed its little head.
"Excellent work, Coal Ball. You've done us a great service."
He turned to the two Hill Giants who had been waiting quietly.
"You two, carry this slab."
The two Hill Giants looked at each other, seemingly not understanding Raylo's command.
Sun let out a low roar from the side, relaying Raylo's order.
