At last, Asimona returned to the cave with her two stone pieces - one she had just retrieved from Canis and the other she had stashed away when she found the statue's tunnel deserted. She carried them in her arms and glided low and slow towards the place where she had gathered with those before. As she got closer she distantly saw the black horse that she had met here cycles ago. She gave a gentle roar of greeting.

As she arrived at the place, her wings began to beat fast to slow her down and she carefully deposited the stones at the base of the statue. The arm and the leg and it seemed that the horse had managed to retrieve the tail.

That meant...that meant they had done it, right? It didn't seem that any other part of the statue was missing. "Looks like we got them all...but, now what? Do we just wait for something to happen?" Her tail swished a bit nervously. She didn't want this to be nothing after all, since she had gone through a lot to get these pieces. "Should we try to attach them to the statue or..." If it came to it, she could freeze the piece together but it would probably melt pretty quickly.

Asimona nodded, a little embarrassed that she couldn't recall the horse's name. "Yes, it's nice to see you again." She decided not to bring it up and instead focus on the task at hand. As the horse began to levitate the pieces to press them in place, Asimona decided to test out her idea as well. She pressed her own pieces in place, big enough to be able to hold them both down at once and opened her jaws to expel a breath of ice to freeze down the edges of the pieces to the bigger statue. However, that magic fizzled in her mouth and she had to, instead, be content with pressing them in their places, looking a little silly as she did so.

Asimona frowned and huffed. She opened her jaws again and breathed harder, this time bringing up a blast of icy air. She froze the edge of first the leg piece she had collected to the statue until there was a nice, thick layer around the edge, holding it in place. She then grabbed the forearm piece and held it in place. She did the same as she did before, breathing a layer of ice around the edge to hold it there.

She stepped back to admire her handiwork. Two of the pieces were now frozen to the rest of the statue. It didn't look great, but she didn't really know what else to do.

Llamrei was taking too long. Besides, how was the piece going to hold in place if she was just...placing it against the stone? No, that didn't make sense. She grabbed the piece from the air and pressed it in place, opening her jaws to deliver a final breath, covering the edges in ice so that it was firmly attached to the statue.

She stepped back. All the three remaining pieces had been rejoined to the statue. It was complete, if a bit covered in ice.