They began circling the area as Ayl had instructed them to, sticking to the shadows as much as possible. Hatsu was being a bit louder than Atma would've liked but it was good enough to not get caught. As they kept sneaking the buildings became less and less damaged. Hatsu pointed out the intact buildings and relayed what his demon Yami had told him. "Yami is probably right. Jibra'il, I'm sure, thinks the same as thing as Yami," he spoke quietly. Atma made a note of where the buildings were to mark it out on a map later. "Hatsu, try not to whisper, it carries farther than talking quietly. And you need to make your movements smoother. Jerkiness attracts attention." Atma was trying to instruct Hatsu without making Hatsu feel like a total rookie, although he wasn't sure how well that was working.<br/><br/>Atma stopped behind a pile of rubble large enough to hide the two of them and sat down against it. He brought the canteen of water to his lips and took a long swig from it and offered it to Hatsu. "We need to see how far the intact buildings go. Which means that we need to get on to a rooftop unnoticed, so we'll have to backtrack a bit so we can get out of the sentry's line of sight." He wasn't sure if Hatsu had seen the lower level demons hiding in the doorways and looking out from behind a few second story windows and decided to point out the five he could see. If you weren't looking for them you wouldn't find them, and even if you were they would still be hard to see. The fact that they would keep some demons behind to guard something worried him slightly. "We're moving backwards a few blocks and then climbing on to the rooftops. When we're up on top be sure to not skyline yourself. Which means crawling most of the time," he explained to Hatsu his plan to Hatsu. If there more than just a few buildings intact Atma would likely have to go in and snoop around for intel which would be dangerous. Hopefully it wouldn't come to that though.