Re-l nodded, set one hand on the wall and turned her foot over, holding the heel up for him to meddle with. When he had repeated the process for the other foot she stood straight again. The extra grip would certainly help, but the path was more impressive still.

"Don't over exert yourself, whatever you do," she said. "I don't know what else we might need that power for. If you think you can't make it, call out to me. I can probably throw you across the two smaller gaps."

She wasn't totally sure that she could. At peak physical strength, certainly, but she was weak from six days of walking. Still, if she had to do it, she would. That was who she was.