Amalia
For my part, I know nothing with any certainty
Everyone sets to work with gusto - including Amalia, who gathers some mortar that has been prepared, letting a skilled mason demonstrate the best method of application before taking over. Perhaps it is all her time working on fixing buildings in the Hollowed Grounds that help her now; certainly construction has been a staple in her life, something all Grounders participate in based on community or necessity. Whatever the reason, Amalia demonstrates an impressive level of skill, removing the old mortar and replacing it with fresh. Her section of the wall is done.The other two have far less luck. Ronin's assault upon the ivy is very effective at removing the encroaching wall.... and many of the stones beneath. As the Dark Star tears away the plants the cobbles beneath crumble, falling willy-nilly on either side and leaving an impressive hole the wall. Unfortunately he's not quite as spry as he thinks he is: one of the loose rocks manages to thonk right onto his foot, leaving what will become a nasty bruise over a hairline fracture. Ouch.
The Artificer is similarly unfortunate. The extent of the damage was greater than she'd originally thought, and when she pulls the first stone from its place the entire section shudders and groans. It is her only warning before a hollow space is revealed, and within... well. Two sky-blue eyes glare out at Sera, eyeing the woman warily. The cloud wyrm is wrapped jealously around its pile of ill-gotten treasure, and doesn't seem at all interested in giving it up. You'll have to come up with a creative solution to getting it to give up its den.
Amalia is very successful, and her part of the wall is done! Yay!
Ronin manages to tear down a bit chunk of wall. There is now a spyhole in it. Not really the intended result, but here we are.
Sera has found a cloud wyrm's den! It seems very displeased. Poor little guy.
but the sight of the stars makes me dream
