Pop to exceptionally pretty arcology. 

He waves at them. "Hello! How are the reparations going -"

"Extremely well, in large part because of Fëanáro. We would be a thousand times worse off without him."

"My world similarly found itself deeply indebted to a demon. It's a useful set of powers. Here's what we've found -" And the highlights of scouring the works of worlds destroyed by the entities.

"Not all of them come in pairs, then. That's... worrying."

"I am confident Scion could do it on his own. Epic read his mind and found it very worrying."

"Worrying how?"

Epic bounces it.

"That... sounded like he might actually be psychologically incapable of continuing his job. And that bit about the monsters—did I understand that right—"

"I don't know. I think so."

"Eidolon—" He removes his mask and rubs his temples.

He wraps himself in his wings.

"Why would he do that? He's—he's been around before me, he's been with us since the beginning—"

Shrug. 

"Can you—"

"I could probably kill him but I really don't want to."

"No, not that, just—read his mind?"

"I could do that and less don't want to."

"Can you—think of an alternative? Something—he's Eidolon, he's one of the most important pieces in this—"

"It seems really important to understand why he's doing it."

"Yes. It does." He runs a hand through his hair and grabs it.

"Does Cauldron know? Do they have the resources to figure it out without asking him?"

"If Cauldron knows, they didn't tell me—which opens its own can of worms..."

"Cauldron may not have disclosed all of their activities." More flagged content -

There seems to be no evidence that anyone knows about Eidolon's involvement.