While his complete change of form allows him to lose the pursuit he'd raised, earlier, with his theft, the city guard is on its highest alert, looking for anyone or anything suspicious... and a dragon-blooded human in the middle of a gnoll empire is about as suspicious as they come. It's most likely that anyone he meets is going to very, very quickly turn hostile, especially if he goes anywhere near the temple.<br/><br/>It's hard to determine exactly what might happen; as far as his opponent is concerned, he's all but declared open war. Of course, it's also likely Draiss' reputation precedes him; in that case, his opponent would have to be a suicidal idiot, to try and attack him, directly. However, Draiss should also be aware that most gods have strong alliance networks; like his relationship with Serena and Garrus, this god is not likely to be alone, and could call in significant reinforcements, if he intended to do battle with Draiss, enough to even give him pause, though such an act would easily tear the city apart, from the force of their battle, if not the entire plane, assuming it came to actual blows.<br/><br/>What's more likely, since they've yet to have any direct communication, his foe would seek some kind of communication with Draiss, though he's unlikely to parley from the position of weakness, for the reasons outlined above. No sane god would dare invoke Ragnarok over something like this, especially since even the good gods might step in to smack down an unjustified aggressor, in a case like this, making it very unlikely to go in Draiss' favor, as the aggressor.<br/><br/>Of course, he might just ignore the entire situation, but, if he knows anything of Draiss, that would also, likely, be suicidally stupid.