"Which is why you were sent, Draiss Orkenbane," Bahamut says, clearly, and Draiss can tell it's not just his liaison speaking, but the actual deity. "You, and your compatriots, were sent to deal with the problem, before it became a problem. As you're no doubt aware, though, there was an outside interference, that prevented it from being resolved in the normal manner of events." The representatives of the other gods look confused; as mere stand-ins, they're not privvy to all of the knowledge their patron has, and aren't aware of what Bahamut is speaking about. "In addition, I have contacted the Inevitables, and Primus himself, to determine what she did, in fact, learn from the Tome. I'm surprised you haven't followed up there, yourself," he says, a little curious, but not scolding. "Regardless, I can assure you that the only thing of any true value she discovered, which is dangerous in and of itself, but not on the scale of which you speak, is rudimentary knowledge of the flow of time."