It wasn't long before his divine spark abruptly began producing again, and quickly spun up to speeds that weren't completely embarrassing, but it was still far cry from the previous power levels he was used to from his wandering through portals. Ve'len stirred, but did not awaken, but did seem to start doing self repairs again, trying to flush the still present corrosive poison from its 'system.' It didn't succeed, but it did make progress, which also meant that Draiss could start doing light work with beyonder energies again. Of course, he knew how fragile his current state was, and too much energy expenditure would cause a fairly significant relapse, so he would keep the companions looking for similar places of power. The Cave and the Limbo Fortress were two he already knew about, and eventually he would head into both to clean them out, but that would be much later, likely not long before he confronted Barid in person for the final fight.<br/><br/>One of the constructs clearly posted itself where it could see the figure, and the figure could see it. Draiss didn't expect a fight, not now, so he was currently placing mental bets on who it was. He had the most money on this incarnation of Nimashet Desperaux, the woman that had followed him into a battlefield in his first life, after Inari had left him, and died in his arms for her troubles, professing her love in a really sappy, cliched way. Sadly, he had only considered her a friend, and hadn't been able to say what she had wanted to hear. Nevertheless, he stepped out of the ruins, and allowed his armor to shift to a more unique configuration, something he usually avoided on battlefields as it tended to attract copious amounts of inbound fire, and headed for the unit, waiting for the single figure to approach.