It happened enough to where it wasn't so frightening anymore. Getting her hoof lodged in the stones was just something that happened every so often. Annoying, yes, but not frightening.

This latest entrapment was one of the more obnoxious ones, with a small crevice that was made by some manner of erosion being enough to get stuck on. She rolled her eyes at the very cavern itself when she realized that freeing herself wouldn't be as easy as pulling her hoof away.

She looked at the hole in question, sighing as she noticed the problem. She had slid in such a way that the rock had scratched into the front of her hoof, keeping her in place unless she wanted to scratch it again in the other direction. Not particularly wise, especially considering the possible medical issues that could already arise from the hoof fracture.

There was still room to adjust her hoof, but not much. It took a very long look until she could point out what to do in order to make this as painless as possible. She had to bring her body to the ground so that she could angle her hoof correctly, making it so that the portion of the crevice that was stuck to her hoof was moved to a thinner portion.

She was cautious, not wanting to scratch her hoof further, but also not wanting to twist her leg. It'd be much worse to try and traverse the dungeon with a sore leg than a sore hoof, after all.

The calculations seemed to be correct, her hoof freeing itself from the break in the ground without any further issues. However, just to make sure there wouldn't be a repeat incident on her way back, she made sure to stuff a small amount of foliage into the crevice. Both as a way to block up the hole, and a way for her to notice it when she walked back.

Hopefully the chip in her hoof wouldn't become something worse. If it did, she might just become angry enough to come back with the express purpose of patching up holes in the dungeon floor.