Draiss listened, and considered what she was asking and what he knew, before shaking his head. "No. I have never seen any 'futures' except what I already know. That me and the marilith are going to meet head on at some point and cause Ragnarok to start. But seeing visions of the future? Hardly, I am just blindly forging ahead, doing what sorcerers do best. Fake it until we make it."<br/><br/>He stared at the wall beyond Jashah, before shifting slightly. "I don't know, I know that all of us survivors of that damn battle are unnatural, even without our passengers, or parts of one. But it is..."<br/><br/>He paused, not sure how to describe what he was trying to say. He clearly struggled with it for a minute, before hesitantly trying to explain. "I know I am... incomplete? Partial? Not sure what the correct term is, but there is something missing, something I need to find to become... more. The black guard said he unlocked something, but while I sensed something small changing, there was no... It was like he removed one of several locks from a door. I think. One of the extremely complex ones, yes, but only one. The marilith... It feels like she has all her locks undone, but for some reason hasn't opened it yet. Svala and Niara don't even have a door, let alone locks."<br/><br/>He paused, realizing he had gone on a tangent again. "But back to the point, yes, most gods can sense things before they happen, usually the more it effects them, the further 'ahead' they can sense it. Which is why what the naturalized beyonder did was so... terrifyingly insidious. It activated the bombs, and then had its... minions scatter them through time to specific points. The scatter was enough I managed to blunder into one, but I was the only one that sensed anything amiss beforehand. The others were completely and utterly blindsided. Hell, I was discussing political points with Lady Lloth when it happened, and she was being... extremely suggestive right before it happened.<br/><br/>As for my visions, no, never had one. I do have an EXTREMELY accurate sense of where every last one of my constructs and followers are, as well as every known shard, taint and whatnot, but while it is so accurate as to be meaningless, after all, why does knowing the true atomic location of something matter when a couple meters is enough to remotely remove it? The other gods can sense anything relating to their portfolios, followers, or in some cases agendas down to a half foot. I can sense the previously mentioned down to its atomic location. But for anything not relating to the beyonders, it is... an extremely blurry and inaccurate. I can sense things, but I couldn't tell you what was going on their or anything more than an educated guess. I could put a portal on location, but the teams go in blind. Hence why I am pushing survey teams so hard."