Draiss watched for a bit, before shrugging, not concerned. No one was traitor, and if they wanted to surprise him with something, he wasn't going to spoil it. He did, however, start 'fighting' back, with longer story times, and more 'training,' and pretending innocence that fooled none of the adults. He just kept getting more and more distracting for the children, until he had pushed their time back a half week, due to the children either wising up or deciding the 'surprise' was more fun.<br/><br/>He looked up from the battle report, and was in a very good mood. The second spot on the far realms that had been lost had been retaken, proving that they could, in fact, push the Beyonders back. And since there were no civilians nearby now, he could convert it into a fortress, though he didn't bother with walls, just emplacements. He nodded to the women, and watched the remaining three of the original flight of five gunboats turn toward the next area, with about seventy percent of their surviving escort turning with them. He handed the data slate over to the drone, and followed. "So, should I lead the way to Garrus' area, or should I continue to pretend ignorance?"