With Machete's silent insistence, the team pressed onwards and upwards towards the first landing, and the top. The going was relatively fast with Digger scrambling up the column to grab a support beam, pull himself up and do it all over again. Every ten meters or so, he would clip his lead rope to one of the support beams' cross-bars. At this speed the team had covered the first 8 floors in a little over thirty seconds.
On the 34th, Digger could see the landing over to the left, looking much like it had on the trid mock-up CodeMoney had made earlier. The difference of course being how rickety it looked up close and in person. There wasn't much debris on it, and the slope as floor bowed out to the sides, suggested why. It was about 10 meters out, but could be accessed by climbing hand-over-hand on the skeletal support beams of the floor above it.
Meanwhile, down below, the van's sensors pick up someone sprinting out the sky-scraper's door to the next building over, a spartan 50-story office complex, probably made sometime back in the late 30s.