Hatsu finished his sandwich and drank the last of his water.<span style="font-style: italic">You might as well get something to go,</span>Yami said.<span style="font-style: italic">We won't be taking many breaks from our training, so it would be better if you had food with you.</span><br/><br/>Hatsu sighed but nodded. He got two sandwiches from the bartender and two water bottles to go with them. He figured that would hold him off long enough. The bartender put his order in a nice little plastic bag. Hatsu took this and grabbed his board on the way out.<br/><br/>He was about to get on the board and hover back to the warehouse, but Yami stopped him.<span style="font-style: italic">Wait,</span>the demon said.<span style="font-style: italic">First go retrieve the broken wires and the arrow-bullets you lost in the earlier fight. They can be repaired.</span><br/><br/>Hatsu raised his eyebrows. He'd all but forgotten about those. Still, he was relieved to hear they could be fixed. When he'd tracked down the wires and arrow-bullets that had been damaged, Yami sent him on another speed run back to the warehouse. He could now go at about a medium car speed. Yami was pleased with the rate of Hatsu's improvement, but pushed him ever harder because of it. They needed all the time, all the training they could get.