He screamed, raged, and threatened V'elen, only vaguely aware of things that were happening, but V'elen waited for him to stop, before explaining why it had frozen him. He listened, his anger slowly seeping out, before he shook his fist at his symbiotic beyonder. "And you couldn't have told me earlier? Well, I am feeding you to Amaterasu and Inari when I finish with Verdelet. Now hurry the hell up."<br/><br/>He paced back and forth as he waited for V'elen to finish with its mystical attitude, idly clenching and unclenching his hands. He knew his constructs were still fighting, that they wouldn't quit until the last one was dismembered and exploded, but his allies were likely breaking. It was... frustrating. If V'elen's idea worked, however, it would seriously piss Verdelet off, which was always fun, but would also do worse things to her little ritual stunt.<br/><br/>He wasn't sure how long he waited, before V'elen finished its/his preparations, and turned its attention to him. Don't attack immediately. Let this finish, and then finish her off. I could have done this the longer way, but that would have taken at least one hundred millennia, as opposed to this shortcut. Most of your equipment will be consumed to power this, but I believe you will not mind much. Your personal weapon is still there, as it doesn't have enough power to enhance the changes with its consumption.<br/><br/>It/He turned its/his attention away for a moment, before glancing back at him. GO.<br/><br/>V'elen watched its host return to its place in the grand schemes, and idly nudged a calculation slightly, before looking around, wondering if what the one called Barid was what it/he and Draiss would become. After a moment, it/he decided it didn't matter, as it/he had understood that coming to this locaiton and being compressed as it/he had was going to be fatal, one way or another. All it could do was play for more time, more ideas.<br/><br/><hr/>Draiss was aware, but something was wrong. He was not 'present' per say, as none were reacting to him, but he could see and hear. His divine senses weren't back yet, as he wasn't in a body, but he could do nothing but wait for whatever V'elen was going to do to start.