Jax frowned and moved to look at her arm. "Ghost?"

Glen finally caught his breath enough to sit next to her. "You make it look easy you know? So do all those video games." He said panting a bit still.

Rei laughed. "Thanks. I've been doing parkour and stunts since I was just a child." She looked at him out of the corners of her eyes. "Do you think you could keep up in a run through the sky?" she asked, kicking her feet a little.

"Through the what?" Glen asked confused. 'If it's anything the Assassins from my game did I'm sure I can do it? The only thing is if I fall off I die in real life not in game.' he thought before nodding. "Sure I can, I've been doing parkour for years now." He lied. 'In video games...' He thought before standing.

Rei studied him. "No you haven't gamer boy. Come one, I'll pick an easy path for you." She stood and looked at the surrounding buildings before picking the easiest route. She padded to the opposite side of the roof then ran for the other edge and leaped, flying through the air then landing on the other roof. She came to a running stop then turned back to him. "Come on, "Glen!" Her eyes had lit up from the excitement. She hadn't done this in a while.

Glen watched. "Ha this is easy!" He laughed and leaped across landing on his powerful back legs and balancing on his tail. "You forget I'm a roo, and we are built to jump."

"Oh goody, then I'm making this a challenge." She grinned, backed up a little then began running, jumping over gaps between buildings and when the gap was too big going down into the alleys and running across strategically placed boards between the buildings. She looked back every once in a while to make sure he was keeping up. Rei saw a good sized gap coming up and gauged the distance. She put on a little burst of speed and jumped, her body stretched out fully with her hands going to touch the roof first. They hit and she tucked and rolled then pooped up and did a few back handsprings. "Oh God how I love this," she cried in pure delight.

Ghost tucked her arm around her waist and looked away, her paws shaking. She refused to meet his gaze "its nothing..."

Glen was thankful for his ability to jump most of the gaps but the running was a different story. There was a large gap coming up, the thought of trying to jump it scared him. 'What would an assassin do?' He asked himself? 'There.' He smiled when he saw the board sticking out of the roof a bit. He ran quickly for it and jumped this time making the leap. He rolled to safety after landing, completely in shock of what he had done. "I did it! I really just did that."

He frowned then nodded. "Okay. But I won't judge or make fun of you, you know." He leaned back and rested his head in the back of the couch, letting his eyes close, his arm still around her.