Lyn rolled her eyes and followed him. "I'm right here for moral support."

"Why thank you for gracing me with your presence!" Henry thanked her in his usual manner as he walked outside. Hundreds of men and women cheered as he walked outside, and even more did as Lyn walked beside him. Henry let them go on for some bit before he raised his hand to speak. "Men and Women of the Shi Canyon! Your oppression is finished!!!" Henry declared. The crowd cheered as he said his words and once it died down he continued to speak. "We stand here today, free men and women of Yorkstown. No longer will the Coldbourne's be able to oppress us with their blasted collars and shiny temptations. Today, we fought back and won!" The crowd cheered again, and Henry smiled at the people. "But, we are not done yet. We've won the battle but the war is still upon us! Faolin has firepower. He has strength. But we have the courage and bravery to defeat him! Tomorrow, we meet Faolin on the battlefield of the Quadric sands. There, we will finish this fight once and for all. So, I ask you now. Will you use your freedom to fight for the rebellion? Will you fight back against the oppressors who killed your family, stole your dignity and made you worth less then the human being that you are?! Will you join me in our crusade to bring Faolin to justice and end his fathers reign?!" Then, the crowd erupted in applause and agreement. People cheered the rallies of war as they raised their oppressors weapons to the air. "I'll take that as an astounding yes!" Henry exclaimed. "So, be ready. Because tomorrow we will end this once and for all!" The crowd cheered once more, and Henry let out a breath. Then, he spoke to Lyn. "Well...I think that went alright."

"Thank goodness I didn't have to speak." Lyn began to walk away from the crowd. "I hate crowds."

"Sometimes you gotta stand in front of a crowd to get a point across." Henry told Lyn as he walked with her. He looked up into the sky, then to Lyn. "So...Lyn. Are you ready to finish this?"

"I'm ready for anything, Henry." She turned to him as they walked.