He shrugged and shook his head. "Nope. No idea. Wild stab in the dark. Glad it hit. Construct where were we?"<br/><br/>He was actually stalling for time, though he recognized the look both females were giving him, even though he was asking V'elen if Inari had tapped into him when he had boosted her power. It took a couple seconds, before the construct finished informing him that the eight squads of death squad constructs and his body guards had formed up in the portal room, giving him forty constructs when he left. That done, he turned back to Inari, and grinned. "Yes, actually I do, just wanted to see if you were going to have to join your daughter in threatening something that could turn her into a paste with a backhanded sub-subconscious urge.<br/><br/>Its Beyonder Sight. Basically, it allows you to see auras around things. Not sure if it is from beyonders directly, or just certain energy types, been a bit busy trying to figure out something as relatively minor as that. Especially since I have to work on it in the high security labs, and no one else has exactly been volunteering to come in and help. However, that conversation will wait until AFTER I have dealt with my rogue aspect. And besides, back to your point of keeping an eye on them, I wouldn't exactly be a real god of choice if I didn't let them choose how they wanted to act."<br/><br/>He left on that note, vanishing from the command center, glad to have FINALLY gotten the last damn word in, reappearing in the portal room just long enough to grab the constructs and dive through. He hummed in pleasure to himself, feeling MUCH better being out of the domain and back onto a material plane, and oriented himself as the rest of the constructs finished their multi-portal journey to the destination, before warping all forty one of them to the entrance of the city where Draissin had set up shop. He sent a thought to the aspect and fragments of his psyche, letting them know the game was up and he was coming in, and if they tried to stop him, there would be hell to pay, before going in the front door. After all, it was his aspect's current base, which meant it was his home. And a ruler had no need to enter their home by the back door.