He shrugged as he brushed himself off, before noting that MOST of the wall had, in fact, gone in the correct direction, but one section had apparently had two layers of stone, and the layer of mortar between the two had corroded to the point of non-existence, which meant it could have fallen at any point but luck had it happen to someone that it couldn't hurt, just as well. He dismissed his mage armor, before kicking the stone. "Sheer stupid dumb luck. Apparently the wall was in even weaker shape then we thought, but it took long enough to fall that I was able to get my magic protections up. So, a bit startled, a little annoyed, but no harm done. Though I should probably take that as a sign to quit for a while. Just as well, nearly lunch time."<br/><br/>He brushed some dirt off his shoulder, before smiling at the young elf. "Well, I am a bit surprised that you found me that quickly, but I guess it isn't that unusual. Everyone knows our group, and word would travel fast. But how are you and your friend and mother doing?"