Devaguea looked over the jar of seeds, cursing softly under his breath. With the death of the seed and the plant, he couldn't do much with them. He did, however, pause to buy a couple items from the Caster Tower, before heading to the main meeting with the advisors. He added the Page of Spell Knowledge (Silent Image) to the spell book he had bought, and attached it to his haversack, before entering the room. The dragon placed a portfolio at each spot, each one written by him to avoid information spreading further than it had to, and it listed his personal findings into the attacks on his kingdom.<br/><br/>During the meeting, with only the advisors, his guards, and Tina who had stepped down from Councilor to Royal Bard, he used his newest spell to show images of both forms of Nyrissa, and the Lantern King. He informed the group that, currently, he was issuing a standing order to everyone in the group to NOT say the name of the nymph out loud, as there were spells that allowed powerful spellcasters to listen in on conversations from afar, and that he had a 'disengage and retreat upon confirmed sight' order for both the nymph and the fae god if he was not present. However, he was not issuing the order to regular troops as they were powerful enough to be helpless before them; a panicked retreat from even the illusion of them would shatter their morale, and prevent any chance of containing a situation if an opposing nation or group knew about the order. A simple illusion would be able to do irreparable damage. He also admitted that, short of getting much more powerful, he would be following the same order even if he was present.<br/><br/>The rest of the briefing was taken explaining the links he had found already, and what he had directly attributed to the nymph. The fae god was being firmly labeled as a 'problem for a much later time.' The rest of the briefing was mostly him talking with the bodyguard squad and Talia, as the guards worked other tactics to deal with the nymph, and Talia wanted to correlate his more historical findings with what report she had gotten.<br/><br/>After that, it was back to dealing with the problems MOST kingdoms had to deal with, rather than ones brought on them by an ancient fae missing some integral part of her. Personally, that last tidbit had made him more scared of the nymph than anything else. It meant that despite whatever had been ripped out of her, the nymph was still going, and there was no telling what would stop her.