Doro let out another exhausted breath before forcing himself back to his feet and moving toward the next unfinished section.
The process itself was painfully methodical.
He wasn't raising the entire structure at once. Instead, he worked section by section, carefully shaping and reinforcing each part before connecting it to the next. It was slower that way, but also far more stable.
And judging by the sheer size of the perimeter surrounding the settlement...
He was going to repeat this process dozens upon dozens of times before the walls were fully complete.
Honestly, just watching it felt exhausting.
At first, most of the clan remained nearby to watch.
Every time another enormous section of wall rose from the earth, gasps and cheers followed shortly after. To the regular goblins, especially, what Doro was doing probably looked almost divine.
But after several more sections were completed, the excitement gradually faded.
Eventually, the crowd began dispersing.
