Zero was used to that kind of layout for a city, as Abel City was a fairly large metropolis in its own right, not to mention the other major cities around the world that still existed, and still had the room to do so. They were only about a mile away from downtown, but if they kept to the rooftops and gunned it they should be able to make it past the suburbs in time.

He smirked at Marino's playful tease, then deftly followed after her. He used the wall-sliding technique to keep from making a mess of the sidewalk when he landed, glancing around at the other buildings at the locals.

"Hey," he called out to one old man on his side of the street, "What's the name of this city and which country I'm in? I just arrived here and my GPS system's on the fritz."

The balding human looked up and squinted, then grinned and replied joyfully, "Oh, a visitor! Wherever you're from, you're far away from home! This place is called Happy City, and you'd best get used to it! You're going to be here a while, boy." With that the old man stepped passed a bewildered Zero.

"Who the hell names a place Happy City?" he said to himself, glancing over at Marino.