V'elen leaned forward, snorted. "I don't care. You are either part of the problem, or the solution. This pathetic place is not for our type, and certainly not in as many as I have felt. I am going to thin out the weaklings a bit. Pick your side, and whether you want their energy after they have been dealt with. This host is quite good at gathering information and using it in novel, unorthodox ways. Hence why I let it have such a free reign. Of course, taking it back over would destroy what I need to deal with THEM."<br/><br/>Draiss felt some of the energy that the Blackguard had given him being fed into Svala, though only about half of it. He sighed, and stood up. "So, we can do this the way we are, or you can try what V'elen and I are doing. Host is in control most of the time, and you are providing support and muscle, though you can, as V'elen has so charmingly pointed out, that you can take over when needed. Or you want to make a point. I would advise you think on it, as well as what you have managed to do for almost half a cycle. V'elen only needed a third of one."<br/><br/>He rolled his left shoulder, before leaving the door, once again putting Svala in a sealed room, before he headed to the rooms with the beings that had been pulled from the stasis tubes. He sent V'elen an idea about raiding the cocoon that was so prominent in the 'sky' above his home, as he sent Kammy his tentative approval to use his constructs and the remaining improved demons to begin re-expanding, back into the abyss. They would be trying to take a pair of planes, not nearly as sealed as the new plane was, but it was better than most. He dealt with several other issues, including a couple new prototypes, one for simply observing and recording events, the other for all water environments, before redirecting the reviewed designs to Nadriina. That done, he arrived at the first room, the one with the angel, and noted that Aviendha was inside, which made him smile as he knocked on the door.