Kosuke gave a slight sigh. At first he felt like he should conserve his magic, and moved some of the smaller rocks by hand. After maybe ten minutes of this he was already getting tired and was discouraged to see they were getting no where. He resigned and settled for a telekinesis spell.<br/><br/>He focused first on the top of the mound, since he figured if they took too much away from the bottom it would just fall on them. One by one, rocks started to clear away. It was still a painfully slow process, and while telekinesis spells didn't require too much manna they took a lot of focus. The boy could soon feel a headache coming on, but he wasn't about to stop. He sat down with his arms supporting so he could devote more attention to moving rocks and less to standing.<br/><br/>He thought it was too bad he didn't know any shamanistic magic, as there were several spells there which could be useful. For instance, he could just part the rocks down the middle with one spell, or open a space warp to take them somewhere else, like out in the middle of nowhere. White magic didn't have any spells like that, and unfortunately his training had consisted of exclusively white magic. So he really had no choice but to use his telekinesis spell or struggle with moving the stones by hand. He chose the former, deeming it to be the lesser of two evils.