Hawks hasn't found anyone yet, but he's not the giving up type. What kind of hero would he be if he did that? No, these keys have to go to something in here. He's not sure he's going to like what he finds when that burning question gets answered, but a combination of hero mindset and flat out curiosity keep him going.
The Honda David got stuck in is at the other end of the parking structure (because of course). So Hawks does see him before he's close enough for the keys to work, if that's even what they're meant to do. He recognises David, though, and speeds up. Hawks is fast too, after all, so it takes him pretty much no time to get there. He's used to this, though, so he can stop pretty much immediately. The trick isn't that his wings work like a bird's might; it has more to do with telekinetic control of the feathers. They look birdlike, but in the end, he controls feathers individually as often as he doesn't. Who said quirk physics had to make sense?
He lands on the ground near the Honda, yelling David's name to get his attention.
"Hope you haven't been here long!" he says, clicking the keys and hoping this has an easy answer.
up to you whether the keys work or they do this the hard way!
The Honda David got stuck in is at the other end of the parking structure (because of course). So Hawks does see him before he's close enough for the keys to work, if that's even what they're meant to do. He recognises David, though, and speeds up. Hawks is fast too, after all, so it takes him pretty much no time to get there. He's used to this, though, so he can stop pretty much immediately. The trick isn't that his wings work like a bird's might; it has more to do with telekinetic control of the feathers. They look birdlike, but in the end, he controls feathers individually as often as he doesn't. Who said quirk physics had to make sense?
He lands on the ground near the Honda, yelling David's name to get his attention.
"Hope you haven't been here long!" he says, clicking the keys and hoping this has an easy answer.