>"If I can get you two to a temporarily safe spot, I might be able to double-back and pick up one of the bikes for you two. I can get to wherever it is we're going well enough without one."
>"I don't like the idea of splitting up from you, Utsuho," says Parsee, frowning. "Are you sure you won't get into trouble?"
>Do you think your transformation is reversible, at least temporarily? We want to stay inconspicuous after this whole mess.
>You have no idea. It is encouragement to resolve this quickly.
> Fuck it, if we're really hurt that badly we can use cover to recover. Possibly the watch, too.
> "You're right. Okay, here we go."
> Grab Parsee and Ace and glide down the northeast path.
> Head north actually, there's a apartment we can hide in
>Eh, north works. We're busting our ass to get them down there, they can handle a little walk.
>You decide to go North
>You grab Parsee and Ace, and tell them to put their arms around you tightly, then stay very very still once you get into the air. You then lead them in taking a running lead, and jump off the building!
>You flare out your wings, catch the air, and immediately feel a rather strong ache in your back and your wing muscles! Good god, these people weigh a ton! You don't even dare to do anything but keep your wings perfectly rigid for fear of falling out of the sky.
>You cross the grounds rather quickly, regardless, losing an alarming amount of height. The fence looms ahead, several yards below you. You clear it easily.
>Moments later, you land on a dark street, not far from well-lit the apartment building. Your wings are aching, but you should be able to use them without too much trouble after a few moments rest.
> How high can we fly? If we ever needed to escape on our own, would we be able to stay out of sight?
>You don't know what your top flight window is; it's not really a valid question underground. You think you could do a couple thousand feet easily, and probably more on top of that.
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