"Awww," she says, pouting. "At least take an observer drone, or something, so I can watch."<br/><br/>The next morning, he manages to find a time to slip away, despite his many women watching over him, almost constantly. A bit of research turns up surprisingly little on Fate herself; many have claimed to see her, over the millenia, but those that do can't quite remember<em>how</em>they got to her; most describe it as a 'stroke of dumb luck.' In fact, it's almost luck that he happens to stumble across someone researching the exact same thing, at that moment, though, while the researcher misses the key clue, written in a language he doesn't understand, Draiss certainly does. It seems that a reoccurring theme throughout the meetings with Fate, from lowly mortal, up to the divine themselves, is that they can't draw upon their powers, while in her presence. A bit of extrapolation, and connecting the dots, and it seems that many of the clues point to the mirror of the center of the multiverse: the Great Spire, at the heart of the Outlands, around which Union is built.