"That's the risk we take. We don't know, and I'd rather not chance it." Nope, going to be very careful, as he's already unbuckling the sword-belt and pulling that off. He has enough to worry about without accounting for it at over his shoulder.

A deep breath, eyes narrowed in concentration, and he moved to the first wire. It wasn't so bad--carefully step over this one with one foot, half-duck and twist, watch your hand, and follow. Just moving at a steady pace, belt looped around the sheathe as he carried the sword in one hand. Balancing, breathing, staying alert and this was definitely not something he'd have wanted to power through.

The wires were close enough together to make for some interesting contortions. Ty Lee would've had no trouble with this trap either, but Trunks wasn't doing badly. Tank on the battle field he might be, but it didn't mean he couldn't be agile too.