After waking up and getting ready the men, and Kosuke, made their way back to the pass to work on clearing the rubble. After a few hours Kosuke and a few of the men became worried about the Ranger. None of them had seen him since the previous day, and it wasn't like the Ranger to stay away when there was work to be done. The last time this had happened, he'd been poisoned and the town had been attacked.<br/><br/>Kosuke frowned and told the person in front of him he'd be stepping out of line for a while. The boy stepped out into the open and cast his most accurate sensory spell. It was the flashy one with the wind. The men kind of stopped and stared, wondering what he was doing. They figured it had to be some sort of spell, but none of them had really seen Kosuke cast, they'd only seen the after effects. To non-magic people it was quite a sight.<br/><br/>It took a minute, but the boy located the Ranger. His aura was extremely faint, and he wasn't in very good physical condition. On top of that, he was surrounded by several other men and some horses. He was already quite far from the town.<br/><br/>The spell died down and Kosuke turned to the men. He didn't need to get their attention. They were already staring intently at him, waiting for some sort of explanation. Kosuke took a breath and tried to announce in a calm voice that was less likely to induce panic: "I think Mr. Jorman has been kidnapped."<br/><br/>"Was that some sort o' vision or something?" Alaster called out.<br/><br/>Kosuke shook his head. "It was a sensory spell. I was trying to figure out where Mr. Jorman is. He's almost seven miles out of town, and there are several men with him who I couldn't recognize as being from the town. Mr. Jorman didn't feel to be in the best of shape either."<br/><br/>There was a tense silence accompanied by nervous whispers.<br/><br/>"What're you pansies doing?" Crowley bellowed. "The pass can wait. Right now we have a rescue mission to go on!"