There are a lot of stairs. They seem to stretch on and on, doubling back on themselves. He's got enough endurance to go the distance of wherever they need to for answers, but he makes sure to keep an eye on her, not allowing his pace to outmatch her own.

"Architecture?" He isn't even really sure that's what he'd call a lot of it. It mostly just seemed kinda... plain, utilitarian. There hadn't been much design in a lot of it besides flat, metallic surfaces. "Hm... I guess if you put it that way, yeah, I haven't really either. Seems kinda futuristic I guess? But not really fancy."

'Futuristic' isn't a type of architecture but he doesn't necessarily know that.

It's definitely not heaven, though. Too many devils around here for something like that.

They round around the turn for another flight of stairs. "It's definitely big." Even as much as they've been climbing, Akira doesn't seem very winded. "We've been climbing for a while and haven't even reached the next floor yet. Where the hell would they put a huge metal building as tall as this, anyway?"

Out in the desert or something? Because he gets the feeling that when they get to a window, they're not gonna see the skyline of Tokyo.