Nine out of ten vigilantes know proper etiquette for dealing with the villains they might face. Tyto hates himself for being in the one that doesn't, and it's all Number One's fault. With him out of the equation, Tyto has no doubts that he would have been in and out of this stuffy warehouse hours ago.
whatever the hell this is. Maybe, if he were in a snappier mood he would have been able to disregard the urge to trip one of the alarms that alerted Black Mask's Number One. Maybe, if he had some self-respect, he wouldn't have known exactly which alarms did that. Maybe if he had some sense of duty he wouldn't have worked his way through the warehouse methodologically tripping every single alarm tied into Number One's personal system.
It is, as Catwoman once told him with grave disapproval in her voice, flirting.
His fussy musing is distracted as the sharp crack of a sniper rifle firing shatters the silence. Immediately, he dives for cover and forcibly ignores the fact that if Number One wanted him dead, he would definitely be dead.
So he's either pissed enough to want to hunt Tyto down and kill him slowly, or amused enough to goad him into a game of hide-and-seek. With guns. Tyto doesn't think that it's very fair, but he was the one to announce his presence in the first place and so has no right to complain.
Another bang, and a bullet embeds itself in the wall inches away from where Tyto's hiding. He needs to go somewhere safer, but first he needs to find where Number One is. He's looking up to see the likely places for a sniper to perch, and so only paying cursory attention to his back. Number One comes at him on the ground which is a dirty trick that he really should have foreseen. There was one thing impossible to predict, though: Number One doesn't take the perfect opportunity to put him out of commission and instead opts to pick him up.
It doesn't help his case that he's a serious vigilante when he makes a pathetic eep-ing sound when Number One grabs him around the middle and tosses him over his shoulder.
“Number One put me down!” He yelps, and dearly hopes it sounds angry and not scandalized. It's hard but not impossible to get leverage in this position, easy enough to escape once leverage is found. Number One's hand on his thigh-- higher than it necessarily should be for this type of carry-- convinces him to reconsider finding leverage and instead hold still.