She listens to his running thoughts without comment, and merely nods at his request. "You will be the first I tell," she promises.<br/><br/>Gammon replies almost immediately that he will make time to attend, and that he regrets not being able to spend more time with Draiss.<br/><br/>The fortress is nigh impervious to most analysis. While it makes no active attempts to redirect him, every measurement seems to give off wrong information, often changing, between measures. What he can determine, though, is two key things; first, the walls of the fortress are designed to be nigh impervious; even Balefire has limited penetration, against the walls. It could likely withstand anything but a complete planar collapse, and, even then, it might only sustain heavy damage, and not be destroyed. Secondly, like his realm, it is much, much larger inside than it appears to be outside. Given that his realm is several square miles, yet only occupies a few dozen cubic feet of the astral, a structure that is several cubic miles would be equally enormous.<br/><br/>Additionally, it doesn't seem to be drawing upon any apparent, external power source; any power supply seems to come from within.