Draiss will, quickly, discover that temporal magic, extending beyond about five to ten seconds, is<em>extremely</em>difficult and restrictive. One of the biggest things he discovers is that any attempt to change things that he knows have happened in the past, while they work, result in a very, very peculiar sensation, a constant feeling of deja-vu, occasional feelings of itching that go away just before he scratches them, coupled with a vague sense of nausea and a sense that the universe itself is questioning whether of not he exists. Shortly after the first time he does this, Gammon arrives. "I can sense you have created a paradox, am I correct?" he asks, pulling out a small device to scan Draiss, nodding as he does so.