Draiss politely didn't point out that she would normally be fighting four instead of one, each almost as tough as the death squad construct, but with fewer abilities. The increased numbers, however, would make it a much harder fight for her, especially if they had their usual compliment of drones<br/><br/>He sighed as he finally got the deal finished, though it had sped up considerably once Verdelet had become fully aware of the deal, as well as the myriad of ways to prematurely shut down the arrangement, and that this was going to be the last overt help from the exterior beyonders, though beyonders already inside could continue to act as they desired. No further beyonders from any side would be allowed in once the final exchange was made, meaning that the field would be as level as it could be, with just the primary avatars determining its final balance before the fight. He expected the samples to not be compatible with the multiplanarverse, and even anticipated losing one or two before he found a good way to keep them stable but also manipulable for study. The final form of the agreement, and his top five suggestions for where to make the exchanges, were sent, though he fully expected the first two to be rejected immediately, Union and the Beyonder Fortress in Limbo. He sighed, rubbing his forehead, and glanced up at it, wishing he had time to make that one last run to The Cave, and try the Fortress again, but he simply didn't have time anymore.