It had been an interesting little exercise to try to keep track of Mohinder's thoughts even when he couldn't see him. It hadn't been successful for a very long time at all before Matt gave up and alternated between sitting by the desk and pacing the room, always keeping his mind open for any changes. That was something Mohinder would probably love to know and prod at some other time, the fact that Matt at times instinctively relied more on hearing thoughts than trying to actually hear the people thinking them.

And while Matt did catch enough thoughts and footsteps to know that there were definitely people still in the building there was alarmingly little activity outside of this particular door. It was probably a good thing, and it made sense given the room's location in the building, but it still kept Matt on his toes. He'd much rather know something than not. Silence meant you didn't have a place to begin.

So when he recognised Mohinder's thought patterns he breathed a sigh of relief and rushed to the door, meeting him. Not that the update was all that optimistic. If it had been a colleague, a cop or a fed, he'd have just told them to kick the door in, but he didn't think Mohinder could do it and definitely not without someone noticing.

"Get Peter", he said back, hushed and quick. They needed to find him anyway, if they were going to figure out what was happening and make a difference.