Hawks watches David carefully, the thing with the light shield, the way he moves. He's seen quite a few people here who are just human and that's fine. But it's nice to watch David, because he's kind of familiar, just a guy who knows how to use his quirk (even if he calls it something else) and not panic. It's familiar, like being home, in a sense, even if this whole situation is absolute nonsense.

Also, listen, competence is attractive. Maybe there's that, too.

"So don't take the escalators, got it. Some parking dude gave me these keys, though. Wonder what they do go to." He clicks the little key thing again. The light on it blinks, so it might go to something, but who knows? Hawks has heightened sight, but not heightened hearing. He can't follow the sound to anything. Maybe it doesn't go anywhere at all.

"You all right, other than the intense boredom factor?" he asks, looking back to David. He can't help the humour, it's a coping thing, but his concern is genuine. He does do this full time for a living, after all.