Hok's Palace - Second Floor Walkway

An open-air, daylit second-floor walkway at Hok's Palace that forms an elevated footbridge spanning the moat toward the museum entrance. The exposed path overlooks the gates and exterior grounds and functions as a militarized choke point during the assault: General Tengtu Hok and German soldiers race along it, boots pounding on elegant stone as rifles are readied. Narrative beats staged here include guards fleeing, a burning Mercedes seen below, Hok grabbing a Thompson submachine gun, and the footbridge detonating behind him—all emphasizing tactical vulnerability and urgent movement along the palace perimeter.