Hatsu followed Atma onto the roof just as he was asked to. This building was, by any standards, in a very dismal state. Yet for all the damage it had taken it seemed almost impossible to penetrate. He was running out of options so he decided to lean over the edge of the roof where it was still upright and look into the second story windows. He noticed there was one of those partial second floors, you know, those fence things that wrap around the edge of the building and cross a couple times in the middle. He suddenly had a crazy idea.<br/><br/>"Hey Atma," he called. "I think I found a way in."<span style="font-style: italic">But it's gonna be painful,</span>he voiced in his head. He figured if he'd bothered to look around a bit more he'd have found a safer way in, but he seemed to have a thing for breaking through windows. Hatsu backed off a bit from the wall, then ran forward. He jumped in midair and flipped so that he came down and grabbed the rim of the building with his hands. He used this as a pivot and rabidly spun around and crashed through the broken glass of the window. He landed safely on the fence thing and checked for injuries. Nothing felt broken, and somehow he'd avoided any scrapes or scratches. Awesome.<br/><br/>He quickly moved off to the side in case Atma decided to enter the same way. It would be hard to avoid an injury then.<br/><br/>------------------------<br/><br/>Hiei somehow managed to grasp the weapon that was unexpectedly thrust against him.<span style="font-style: italic">Oh dear,</span>he thought.<span style="font-style: italic">I've upset her somehow.</span>She stood and turned away from him, she looked more than ready to leave this place.<br/><br/>The next time she spoke, things became clear. Hiei put the gun back into its hiding spot and closed the trap door. He walked until he was standing next to her. "You know, you give up too easily," he said. His even tone made it sound more like he was lecturing her than comforting her, but his next words helped show a little better what he was trying to do. "If you've ever believed in your brother, then you should believe in him now. You can believe in Yami too I suppose. Honestly, I've never met a more sentimental demon. He wouldn't separate with Vaan unless there was a chance he'd survive."<br/><br/>Hiei turned about forty-five degrees to the left then started walking. "The door's this way," he said, ruining any serious mood there had been. They hit sunlight abruptly and he pulled his bandana back down. His third eye was no longer needed.