I Hear Fighting

Reading through the description of 'Faith' and how it could be increased, Henry wondered if Eloise's conviction to offer help to the downtrodden —like he and the other cuff-wearers— was born out of a natural desire or was just because she wanted to please some god. 

All in all, Henry didn't care either way. She had a right to do things for whatever reasons she wanted to do them and as long as it was in his favor, he saw no real reason to question it. That said, it still made for an interesting thought. 

Henry had no idea how long he sat on the ground with his back against the wall. It could have been an hour, it could have been two. Without an actual conference of vocal decision-making, the two Parties present (Henry's and Eloise's) came to a silent agreement to take as much rest as was required to have everyone back in top condition.