Assumption remained quiet when Chimera insisted he shouldn't kill Henry. He knew deep down that he was right. But it didn't soothe his anger and worry. Walter wouldn't protect himself. How many times would he need to strike Henry until he stopped? Because at the moment, to the young Marowak, it seemed like Henry wouldn't stop.

"My trainer made it clear to us that we were not to hurt Henry. He did send Darkness over to watch over him and make sure he was okay, because he knew Henry wouldn't want to see him. And he didn't announce himself to Henry when he knew he was here because he didn't know what to say or do."

In Assumption's eyes, Walter had been acting as a protector. Which only made Henry's attacks all the more deplorable.

"My trainer...back home, he was tasked with a very special job. And for part of it, he had to 'separate himself from the flesh' and become a Ghost. He said he'd have to do the same to Henry. But once it's done, Paradise will open, and everyone will be happy. But, Henry can kill him and it won't happen. And that's...that's how things are." He held his club to his chest, looking up at Walter. "He said he can't do it here. That he's not dead, the angel isn't with him and that it's all wrong. So he'd never hurt Henry here."