Draiss' persuasive abilities were further magnified by showing EXACTLY what he intended to do, add an illusion that related to the heroes' journey, which was what the group had been working on in musical form. The visual media merely helped ensure that they were more eager for it, once they realized that was what he was offering. He had himself and Ulden show up, showing what their illusions were going to show, though he failed to mention that, after they had been dismissed, he would add another score, again with illusions and show the nobles what had actually happened during the 'heroes" trip under the miasma, which before they only the the heroes' word on. He and Ulden showed up for the practices, showing off what they were capable of, and once the day was there, they both dressed in their best, and slipped into the middle of the procession, though closer to the front than the back. The group had preformed several times for the nobles before, and while two new faces where odd to the guards, the new additions had been extremely hyped by the musician's publicist, so it wasn't an entirely unexpected addition. Ulden went in under a different name, while Draiss went in under his own, preparing for the show, Draiss explaining exactly what he intended to do to Tasoa to Ulden, which seemed to amuse him.