It seemed maybe he had noticed something important. If Hatsu felt any pride at that, it didn't show on his face. Unfortunately, but not surprisingly, he'd failed to notice all the demons surrounding them in the windows and on balconies.<span style="font-style: italic">Just guarding in general,</span>he wondered,<span style="font-style: italic">Or guarding something specific?</span><br/><br/>It sounded like they were going to back track and climb up onto a building to get a better view. Keeping in mind Atma's advice to move more smoothly, Hatsu decided to travel the smoothest way he knew how. He fell out of line behind Atma for a moment and grabbed a small plank of wood that had torn from one of the buildings. He hopped onto it and used his telekinesis to turn it into a sort of hover board. Now that he was traveling by air, he was being even quieter than Atma.<br/><br/>With an extra push, soon the boy caught up to the scarfed man. "Is this better?" He asked, speaking quietly, but not whispering. Hatsu was still rather young and had a tendency to absorb things like a sponge. This hover-skating, luckily, was an ability Hatsu had greatly practiced over the past two days, mostly because he thought it was fun. He almost never fell off anymore, though his turns were still a bit wide for his liking.