Kosuke wasn't sure how long he'd slept, but it must have been a while. When he opened his eyes the sun had dipped considerably in the sky, and had taken on a considerably orange hue. The boy looked toward the wall and was rather astonished and touched to see the men still going at it. They'd made quite a bit of progress on the wall and the boy was impressed.<br/><br/>He stood up and found his way to Crowley, who was working on lifting a considerably sized boulder. "Is Mr. Jorman back yet?" he asked.<br/><br/>Crowley gave a grunt and passed the rock to the next man in line. "No," he said. He was wiping sweat off his brow, but he looked like he was partially enjoying himself. "He's had a long couple days. I told him not to come back after he got a good rest."<br/><br/>"Oh," the boy replied. Part of him was relieved, the other part was kind of missing the cloaked man. "Can I help?" he asked eagerly.<br/><br/>The big man had a rather skeptical look on his face before he remembered the boy was a rather powerful mage. "If you think you can handle it. We could always use a little extra man power."<br/><br/>Kosuke gave a bright smile and fell into line near the end. The next time a stone came his way he grabbed it, with the aid of his telekinesis, but not totally depending on it, and put it along the edge of the pass. He was glad to be helping again.