Rhys had been visiting a friend. He knew this part of the city had a ‘bad’ reputation, but labeling an entire area as bad when obviously not everyone in the area is bad didn’t sit well with him. He was walking home, glancing at his phone periodically because he was unfamiliar with the neighborhood. It doesn’t cause any alarms when three guys cross the street to his side of the sidewalk. Not until he hears the snippets of their thoughts. Even so, he doesn’t get much of a warning as he’s shoved between two buildings. “Hey, whatever this is, I don’t want a fight with you guys.” He’s becoming scared now, especially when one of the men think about how outnumbered Rhys is. They demand his wallet. “Alright, I’m going to reach into my pocket.” Just like work, pretend this is work. “I’m going to take out my wallet.” His voice is surprisingly steady as he narrates his actions. “I’m going to take my license out.” And he does, quick and easy. “Here.” He hands the rest of his wallet over, and has two seconds between realizing he’s about to be punched in the face, and getting punched in the face. Rhys stumbles, trying to use his powers to anticipate one of their moves. It’s all jumbled like always and he can’t focus on what came from who in this state. He tries to lift his arms to block, gets punched again. So much for those basic hand to hand combat classes he took. A hit to his stomach sends him to the ground, and then they’re just kicking and hitting at him. New strategy, stay down and hopefully be able to assess the damage himself when it’s over.