The ranger had no intention of trying to move all of this rubble by himself. The kid sat down, looking utterly distracted, and he decided it would be best to leave him to whatever he was doing. Turning, he began to scale the pile of rubble slowly. He'd taken many hits in the scare tactic he'd just pulled off, and he moved creakily, groaning now and then as his bruises and open wounds made him wince. When he finally reached the top, it became clear what the kid was doing. The rocks near by were moving. Slowly, they were all rolling out of the way.<br/><br/>"Impressive... that would take a great deal of strength..." he muttered, and made his way around the rocks that were moving, avoiding the 'magic effected area' so that he wouldn't break the spell. It seemed like it took forever to finally reach solid ground on the other side, but he managed to do it.<br/><br/>Immediately, he set out, walking rather stiffly, into town to find Crowley. He found the bear of a man at the center of town, overseeing the repairs to a few shops that had seen the worst of the damage. With a wave of his hand, he caught Crowley's attention and called him over.<br/><br/>The two men stepped into a narrow side street where they could talk in private, and the ranger explained what they'd done. Crowley, for his part, was stunned. He gaped, the whooped and hollered at the tale, laughing boldly.<br/><br/>"Ho, but I wish I'd been there to see it... That there's the reason you get paid so much, my friend..." he clapped the smaller man on the shoulder, nearly causing him to topple. Noticing the fact, he glared down at the ranger, "Did you ever even go home last night? Did you sleep at all? You look like hell."<br/><br/>"I'm fine. I slept plenty. There's work to be done. For now, I need you to-..." his words were broken by a wide yawn and he shook his head, trying to force the yawn back.<br/><br/>"Right... you are fine. Sure. Lets just test that. I'll go and rally the squads. You sit right here. On this crate. And stay conscious for long enough for me to bring them here. When we arrive, if you are conscious, you can lead the clean up effort. If not, you're hitting the sack, and we'll start without you. Don't worry. You wont miss much. It'll take us days to finish."<br/><br/>He could hardly argue with that kind of logic... and decided he really didn't want to. Irritably, he grunted his agreement, and sat with a frown on the crate Crowley had indicated.<br/><br/>Crowley chuckled and headed off to begin gathering their forces together.