The information about Tar-Baphon was enlightening, but not really relevant until he finished making his opening move. While Devaguea could and did stand up the military to alert level 3 (of 4), which meant all leave was canceled, all guards recalled, all reserves were on standby and had to be ready to deploy in ten minutes, a curfew was in effect, but no orders to relocate for an emergency were sent. He did send out a missive explaining why the alert level 3 had been declared to the local governor-mayors, that an ancient evil had awakened 'near but not enough to immediately threaten us' and that 'the alert level will be reduced as soon as we get more information both the cause and its intentions.'<br/><br/>Sadly, the knowledge that 'Choral' was somehow important enough to spam a message spell containing just that information, as well as the information he learned about it, made him start actively fearing what was coming. A quick reread of his charter only made the fear worse. The charter EXPLICITLY mentioned the parent nation of Brevoy, meaning he was, in theory, subject to the whims of the king should one ever reclaim Brevoy's throne. And Choral most definitely fit that title. And since he might be a red dragon (as Devaguea couldn't think of how a human could live as long as he had, nor control two red dragons to the extent he had), that meant the Dragon King had a Dragon Emperor likely coming his way, and soon. And he was at least old enough to handle a pair of adult reds two hundred years ago, so he was at a minimum very old and six hundred years old at that point.<br/><br/>He presented the findings of the research team and his conclusions about Choral to the advisor console, and tried very VERY hard to not show his fear of what he knew, in his BONES, was coming; three red dragons at a minimum, two of them at least two hundred and fifty years old, and another that was eight hundred years old.