He half-bounced down the stairs, taking them lightly as if they were made of rubber and sliding through the door he'd left open, pushing wide and doing the same to Codi's door. "Come along, the park is at its prime in the mornings." He lifted the young man effortlessly, as he was quite a bit lighter than most of those he carried about and wasn't a type of dead weight, even with the extra from the leg braces. With Codi's arms around him, Samuel made sure to avoid causing pain by shouldering his way through an open doorway with Codi's legs first, following by the rest of the body. In what seemed like just a few strides Samuel was up the stairs and settling Codi in the chair, easing his legs down so they wouldn't catch anything nearby. At least this would give them a wide place to walk---people would want to avoid the wheelchair and the one in it out of common decency. And he would easily push Codi down the ramp off the side of the building, though it did slope a bit sharply. "Are we ready?" He asked, crouched beside Codi.