Hatsu looked at the broken building they were meant to climb. It would probably be easier to climb something like this than a building that was in tact, but he still decided to just float up. Once inside, Hatsu took one look at all the rubble on the floor and realized he wouldn't be able to take one step without alerting the whole city to his presence. But he still did his best to follow Atma's lead while staying on his board.<br/><br/>Hatsu sat down on the board and flew as low to the ground as he could without hitting any rubble. This was a new challenge, and he had to keep a tight focus on what altitude he was at. He could feel the beginnings of a headache and he cursed internally. When Atma stopped near a window facing the inner city, Hatsu quietly climbed off his board and crouched down where there was no rubble. He held the board in his hand as wood and stone were pretty loud when you banged them together. He tried to be mostly up against the wall, as he didn't want anyone to see him through the window.<br/><br/>He was grateful for the chance to rest a bit from using his power. Telekinesis was a mental power, not a physical one, so while he wouldn't get tired no matter how much he used it, the headaches were awful.