Ever weary of his surroundings the man continued his trek into the woods following the noise heard by Janus. He found signs of movement in the path ahead with impressions on the ground. As he bent down to analyze the imprint further he suddenly perked his head up like a deer, at the call of someone's voice. Unless otherwise known he recognized it as Janus. He could not make out the rest of the message however by the desperation in his voice it was something urgent. Getting up quickly he ran in the direction of the yell.<br/><br/>Arriving at the base of the mountain the young man noticed the vehicle overturned. He looked around and saw Janus coming down from the high top. He approached with a cautious but hurried pace to find the Innkeeper pinned underneath. She was still conscious from what he saw. If reasoned that if Janus was able to remove the thing away he would have done so already, meaning that it would take two of them to do it. Hopefully Alistair's tired body was up to the task. He searched for a couple of fairly large stones and brought them into proximity of each side of the vehicle. While lifting these stones closer he spoke to the Innkeeper to provide reassurance as he did so many times in the past.<br/><br/>" Don't worry Roweena, we'll get you out. Can you tell, do you feel your fingers and toes? and if so what areas hurt." he asked her. Depending on her answer they would have to approach the way to remove this thing off differently. As Janus approached them he could see from his tired look he did try to remove it.<br/><br/>" Sorry I'm late.... Now Mr. Janus shall we take care of this? I've placed a rock at each end of the machine. As we're lifting the damn thing use your foot and try to wedge the rock underneath as far as you can." He paused and took his rain poncho from his pack. " When the vehicle is leaning on the rocks I'll keep it steady. Take this.... Use the poncho. Put it underneath her as much as you can without hurting her and slide her out. If you carry her there's a chance something might go wrong....ok Ready?" he asked him. He was not going to take any chances on losing another life. It had happened too often for him to endure another one.