Draiss grinned, and shook his head. "Actually, I was right on time. She got about three pages worth of information, and I got that many pages from it on stopping her. Also claimed two of her arms, and am going to mount them as trophies. She fled, after I killed her, and only the fact that I was more interested in keeping the book of knowledge away from her kept me from finishing it on the spot. Well, that, and that I was completely out of divine abilities at that point, and by my calculations, she had at least two divine blasts left, and maybe more."<br/><br/>The avatars moved as if controlled by the same body, two lunging forward to grab her arms and contain her, two attempting to temporarily sever her brain from her body, and the other four ready to counter anything she tried. Once they had her restrained and contained, they tossed her through the prepared portal as the anti portal defenses came down, into the completely isolated six in diameter sphere. One the portal shut, all the defenses were online, and it became as a prison plane, though with a perfectly 'reflective' interior, so anything she tried to do would bounce right back into her face. There was no light, no air, and no sound. He and the avatars had already placed bets on how long it would be before sensory deprivation, even for a god, drove her insane. Or rather, more insane than she was.