Moira zipped into the cave, running past everyone else a short distance before turning to stop herself. Her hooves slid across the ground, and once she came to a stop, Maya slid down the side of her saddle and dashed back at the entrance, immediately readying an arrow to shoot at any still-pursuing beasts. There were none immediately visible, but a tension that filled the air kept her prepared. Maya's arms tensed and her right foot tapped against the ground, a sign of uneasiness. The boulder wasn't moving, and the longer they all remained exposed, the bigger the chance that their pursuers would catch up.<br/><br/>Tevyn, meanwhile, slid down the giant reptile's tail and hit the ground with a roll. His gun was stowed into its holster, magic energy dissipating in a puff of mist to empty it once it was no longer in his grip. No time was wasted at the request for aid, and he joined Allister and Lurik in their efforts to move the enormous stone. He couldn't quite put a hold on any grips, so he pushed against it with all his upper body, a shoulder pushing into the stone as he strained himself trying to scoot it.<br/><br/>"C'mon..." He grumbled, hearing a familiar squeak down at his feet. Bones, who had let go of Maya when the ride ended, was also trying to push the rock. The child-sized lizard could hardly exert any force, but the thought was nice.