Given an object that I happen to know is a System.RuntimeType how do I get a typed object out?

I've done some hideous DI reflection :(

I've gotten a FieldInfo object and called GetValue() on it.

I get an object back.

Examining this object in VisualStudio, I discover that it is a "prototype", and that GetType() returns System.RuntimeType.

In the immediate window, I can cast my object as System.RuntimeType, and then I discover an AsType() method, which returns me my real, typed object.

Unfortunately, when try to write this in my code, I'm told that System.RuntimeType is an internal type, and thus I can't use it :(.

How can I get a typed object out of this object?

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Full code:

KernelBase baseKernel = (KernelBase)ninjectKernel;
BindingFlags flags = BindingFlags.Instance | BindingFlags.NonPublic;
FieldInfo field = typeof(KernelBase).GetField("bindings", flags);

Multimap<Type, IBinding> allBindingsPerTypeMap = (Multimap<Type, IBinding>)field.GetValue(baseKernel);

var aBinding = allInterfaceTypesWithAllBindings.First(pair => pair.InterfaceType.Name.Contains("FilePath")).Binding;
var aBindingTarget = aBinding .BindingConfiguration.ProviderCallback.Target;

var prototype = aBindingTarget.GetType().GetField("prototype").GetValue(aBindingTarget);

// prototype is an object, which I'd like to turn into a real type.
var runtimeType = prototype.GetType(); // this returns System.RuntimeType

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Note that I genuinely don't actually know what the type of the object is - the thing I'm reflecting on, is itself a piece of reflection ... I'm trying to extract binding info from my DI framework.

Solutions to the root problem are useful, but I do actually want to know how to interact with this System.RuntimeType object.