Oh, well she'll stop then in that case! Kiyoiri is either oblivious to the pressure (most likely), or simply uncaring in any case (far less likely), so she smiles and continues on.

"...since we are going piece by piece, the first thing to ask is what seems to be the most direct route...from there, what your limits are. ...earlier, I noted this course is made for younger people; the scale is smaller than for full grown adults. If we were in a situation where the obstacles were beyond our limits, we would have to find a way around- perhaps here by climbing the supports, or in the wild, by finding a fallen tree, or some debris."

...She thinks she might have gotten off topic, so she draws it back in. "For now, we can probably take these the way it's intended...so determining the safest, and fastest way to do so, is best. The first part here...."

...Well, it's a balance beam, so that's a thing. "...The question is, 'what is the best way to run a narrow beam, without falling'?"