Jennings has had some time to consider the situation in which his actions have landed him and it seems he has some regrets. The most prominent of these is how he didn't drink more when he had the chance. Nothing about this scenario is surprising but that doesn't make it any easier to handle. He's shaking; it's noticeable but only just. Adrenaline, shock and stress will do that to a person.

Apparently too out of it to flinch properly at either knife or cheek-clap, he stares at helmet-face struggling to make some sense of things amidst mounting tension. To him, the implications must be endless.

With the gag gone his breathing comes easier though it doesn't hurt him any less. He needs no further prompting to speak, voice reedy and low, registering a bare minimum of emotion.

"Probably right," there is no bravado here, just simple statements. "But you better hurry up."