Hatsu kicked himself when he realized he'd left Atma's canteen behind. "No, we should probably get to the rendezvous point," he said. "Hold on a second though."<br/><br/>He cringed. Damn, a headache already, and he hadn't even done anything yet. He'd tried this before; moving objects he couldn't see, but never at such a distance. They'd gone like three or four blocks from where he'd left it.<span style="font-style: italic">Relax,</span>Yami said inside of him.<span style="font-style: italic">I'll focus on the location for you. You just worry about moving the canteen.</span>Hatsu nodded. "Alright."<br/><br/>It was like there was a flash of light inside his mind. Suddenly, with the help of Yami, he could see with his mind exactly where the canteen was. From there, it was easy to pick it up, move it around any obstacles and bring it toward them. Within a minute it was in sight, hovering just down the road. At that point Yami stopped helping. In a matter of seconds, Hatsu had grasped the canteen in his hand and was holding it out to Atma.<br/><br/>"Sorry," he said, and hopped off his board, keeping it his hands, starting to walk to the rendezvous point. "I completely forgot about it."