Percy nodded his head once before starting for the church, this time at a slower pace for Kallen's sake. His own adrenaline dissipated as well, so he didn't mind. Turning back, he offered a comforting smile. "Hey, we might even find some recruits here so cheer up." He couldn't stop his own thrill of excitement and fear at the thought of entering a church. He may have called himself a believer, but he didn't step foot in church often. Did he even belong anymore?

The whole thing turned out to be uneventful though. A group served a small luncheon after mass and they slipped in, stealing sandwiches for themselves. An old lady with failing vision cornered them and ended up forcing a whole plate of the food on them, so they sat outside on a curb, eating in peace. A tiny basketball court sat opposite of them with the gate open in the chain link fence. Kids ran around and birds sang overhead. Percy would have to make sure to thank that old lady again after this.