The two structures had the same height, though, so there was no problem in terms of height. Only the two sides of the box couldn't contain Fenrir, but Loki didn't mind this. Instead, he created an even bigger box around the first cube.
The second box was 2,2,1(x,y,z), so it had a bigger length and width than the first box. Its size was also bigger, at 4 units. Unfortunately, this was still too small to contain Fenrir.
Again, Loki didn't mind the difference in size. He only continued to laugh excitedly with a look of madness in his eyes as if he was up to no good.
As he laughed, he drew eight more lines and used them to connect the eight corners of the second box to the point at the center of the first box. He also drew another eight lines and used them to connect the corners of the second box with the corners of the first box.
