A quick scan of the area mentally, and then he drops a blackout, isolating the hobogoblins from any kind of surveillance. Questioning the souls of the dead would lead the questioner to believe that a lich had hit them, if the dead realized anything, which suited Draiss fine.<br/><br/>He waited, and when the Large Earth Elemental surged up, he stepped out, and hit the hobogoblins with a fireball, even as the elemental slammed into them. In seconds it was over, and he dismissed the elemental, leaving the equipment of the goblins where it lay, as he teleported the skeleton away, and then disintegrated it, leaving behind no evidence of what really happened, or so he hoped.<br/><br/>Returning back to his body, he felt a bit of guilt about his actions, before looking down at the elf resting against him, and decided that he would only do that again if Cerulean's life was in direct danger. He was not becoming a monster if he could help it. Shaking off his sudden spurt of conscious-attack, he fell asleep himself, his mind in passive mode, so that if something tried to find the 'lich' he would know about it as it scanned the area, but he would not be searching for it himself.