It was hm? Well, obviously it was a good one then. [He watches the boy quietly, wondering just what happens in the future that has changed Henry's attitude so towards him. It's obvious by the chance in voice and the growth that the boy is definitely from the future.

Which means that they do succeed in saving Henry, and apparently he is released from Pandora's Box. From the friendliness he's being shown, it almost feels as if he's been given the happy ending he wanted.]

Yes, well, the train is the method by which the city brings in all of its visitors. Unfortunately, those who come in via the train are trapped here until the city decides to let them go back home. Fortunately for us, time back home is frozen. Meaning nothing changes and no one will miss us.

[Sometimes he wonders about that though, given it's obviously apparent here and now that time somehow does continue on unimpeded by the city's actions...still, no time had passed for him when he'd returned previously...he shoved the paradox of the situation out of his thoughts before it went and gave him a headache. He'd ponder it later to see if he couldn't make sense of it...if such was even possible.]