The Scarecrow shook his head a few times as he stepped outside, thinking he felt a little strange, or maybe it was the outside that was strange- it seemed to move on its own for a moment before settling in one spot. He pushed the thought from his mind- it was probably just the clever little thing acting up, or perhaps his human body didn't enjoy the rain as much as he did.

It turned out the latter was likely the case- walking across the wet ground with bare feet wasn't as enjoyable as he'd hoped. He hurried to the wall where Remy stood, his feet sliding on the ground with each step. "That sounds like a good idea to me!" the Scarecrow called over the rain as he walked.

The wall didn't look particularly high, but climbing as a human wasn't something he'd ever tried before. He looked at his companions, realizing he was the tallest of the three. Giving them a nod, he jumped as high as he could, his fingers barely finding a hold in the top of the wall. The Scarecrow's arms quivered as he pulled himself upward, both limbs rebelling against the unfamiliar effort. Thankfully his feet gripped the bricks with surprising ease, allowing him to clamber to the top.

Perched confidently atop the wall, he took a quick look around before offering a helping hand to Remy and Kibitoshin.