Draiss will find the other gods vastly more supportive of his efforts now; no longer impeding him, in most cases, and quite a few actively working to help him, and offering tips on suspected Beyonder activity in their realms, for those that know about it, and more than a few will come to him, asking for advice on how to identify them... and how to fight them.<br/><br/>There were no other eggs that he could find, even scouring the Astral, and he'd note that the vast majority of the members of this cult that orchestrated the attack had died during it; either torn apart, during the fight with the Beyonder, or killed during the rituals to place the explosives. Many of them were, almost horrifyingly, still alive, suffering from massive amounts of temporal fragmentation, their remaining bodies shifting in and out of time, randomly, terrified, screaming expressions frozen on their faces. Nothing done to their bodies seems to have any lasting impact, as it's absorbed into the swirling, chaotic mess of time damage that once was an epicly-powerful wizard. Occasionally, Draiss will arrive at the same time as the Inevitables, who work to contain and permanently imprison the paradoxes in the universe, sealing them away to prevent the disruption from spreading.<br/><br/>All the while, a strange feeling seems to haunt him; he can't quite place it, and it's remarkably mild, but a feeling of something significant coming, within the next year or two, a feeling that, eventually, Ama will share with him, noting that she feels it as well.