OOC: Quick mechanics question because it's nagging at me, Cogs, but doesn't Hyper-running actually include a provision for altered perception (things appear slower to speeders) specifically so you can use it in, you know, cities and other sorts of constrained environments without killing yourself or innocent bystanders? I don't know if Happy 'bought' the power without that as well as without the friction resistance, but I'm just wondering. Very limiting, if you think about how cluttered modern cities are.<br/><br/>"Ideally I'd like to setup along the buildings here for cover, wait for them all to be in the open, between us and the treeline, but I don't want to risk it just in case not everyone has evacuated." Rachel stops and turns around halfway to look at everyone, nodding first to the doctor and then to Oscar. "We can perhaps split the difference, then. Doctor, Jon, that building there, the second floor windows have a good view. Get in there, and see if you can't put some extra funiture around the sides and base of the window in case the shoot back at you." Rachel gestures towards the building she means, perhaps not the best view of the treeline, but the sturdiest looking structure that does still have a clear line of sight.<br/><br/>"Happy, cover the middle ground. They don't know the trucks are disabled, so with luck we can use that and drive them out towards their vehicles. The Doctor and Jon will provide overwatch for you. That sound good to you three?"