Silas wants the beasts and surviving cargo moved before the Tribunal returns, while hiding how much he knows about the suspicious watcher.

The party can protect the beasts, organize the caravan hands, or point out that Silas is the only person who saw the suspicious figure clearly.

• Offer Silas first choice of salvageable cargo.
• Promise to protect the beasts while he directs the drivers.
• Show the natural fracture and ask Silas to identify which wagon can be moved safely.
• Threaten to abandon the cargo unless he gives clear instructions.

• Divide the work: one character directs the beasts, one stabilizes the wall, and the others pry and dig.
• Use Athletics DC 13 to shift heavy rocks.
• Use Strength (Athletics) or Dexterity (Sleight of Hand) DC 12 to clear crates and barrels.
• Use Strength (Athletics) DC 12 or tools to drive pitons and secure the wall.
• Finish with a group Wisdom (Perception) check DC 11 to spot hazards before backing the wagon free.

• If the party protects the beasts, Silas becomes cooperative and grants advantage on the next group check.
• If the party argues over salvage, Silas snaps: “Take the silver later. Get the animals out first.”
• If the party ignores the overhead stones, Silas refuses to move the wagons until someone secures the wall.
• If the party succeeds with no more than one failure, Silas shares his full account of the suspicious figure.