If this was Spider-Man holding back, Harry'd hate to see him actually trying to take someone down. The distraction worked like a charm. He wasn't used to having to track someone else. Muggers were nothing compared to this, and he hadn't seen Octavius in action enough for it to be much help.

He knew he screwed up when he couldn't correct himself and Spider-Man was already coming at him again. It had to be a split-second decision, and the only thing he could do to get out of the way in time was push the glider into going faster. It would have been a lot safer just to crash into Spider-Man, he belatedly realized when he promptly crashed into a chain. "Whoa--!" The glider shot out from under him as he clutched to the chain, but it soon compensated. With its pilot gone, it began beeping and blinking red, tracking Harry until it was hovering underneath him.

Even with the glider poised to catch him, Harry just... dangled on the chain for a minute, sucking in a deep breath. "This is not how I imagined this would go." It was something of an eye-opener, too. This was a lot harder than he thought it would be. Don't mind him while he tries to shimmy down the chain, because he's too afraid to jump off and hope the glider will catch him. He wiggled his feet when he got close to the bottom, searching for the footholds on the glider before slowly letting go.

"Okay..." He held his hands out, steadying himself. "It's fine. I'm good."