Draiss relaxed slightly, before shaking his head. "We can talk about that later. During the fight, the best idea is to either tell it what it wants, or stay out of our way. He was a damn good divine caster before, and has only gotten better since. However, I am even better. But we will be rearranging pieces of the terrain wherever we fight, so it is best to just point him in my direction and run. In the opposite direction. He is powerful enough that I will be fighting him alone, instead of bringing my two dragonesses in to help. That alone should tell you something."<br/><br/>He started to turn away, and paused, tilting his head as he considered his options. "Two days. He should have returned by then. If he comes here, I have gone west, into the deep desert to wait for him. He should be able to find me first, but just in case."<br/><br/>He rolled his shoulders, and nodded to the Sultan, before heading back to the inn. Two wishes were enough to restore it, and he retired back up to his room, setting the portal back up and unlocking access. He sealed the room, and sat down at the common room table. He spent a moment crafting the invitation/challenge, and then sent the basic spell off to the warehouse, where it would issue his challenge, and then return with Jarod's answer. The magical construct would rebuild itself if destroyed, and paused at the outer door of the warehouse, knocking loudly and firmly to get Jarod's attention. He glanced to the side as he waited, mentally calculating the odds of Jarod replying or his consorts finding him first. He suspected the consorts would win.