He watched the proceedings with a cold dispassion, the scope simply helping him note who went where. After a few hours, he opened a shielded portal, pulling a survey drone and a network/intel drone through in the split second. Both units were carefully activated, making sure their cloaking was working before he released them. The survey drone disappeared into the ground, using an earth glide like spell to move through the earth and map the compound, and the intel/network drone floated a few hundred feet above the compound, gathering intel from another angle, and ready to assist once the fighting started.<br/><br/>He checked the clock, and noted that it was finally getting close, and he checked his distraction 'specialists' before making sure the consorts that were interested were watching, before hooking the scope up to the rifle, and activating it. He took a deep breath, and leveled the rifle, aiming at a Balor demon, a vicious looking specimen that had most of its face clawed off but had been too mean to die from it. Now, however, the muzzle of his rifle slowly lead the target, noting its speed, pace, and distractions, and jumped ahead. He took a deep breath, and slowly exhaled, before carefully squeezing the trigger, and activating all the traps as the shot left.<em>GO!GO!GO!</em><br/><br/>His mind call was for the distractions to warp in, now four of the colossal Chaos Scorpions appearing in various locations throughout the compound, including one in the middle of the arena, the show having just finished. The Balor he had been aiming at died, its head disappearing in a cloud of brains, bone, and blood, as the hundreds of traps he had set up during the two days went off. None of the traps killed, they were to distract, disorient, and maim, that was the purpose of the four Chaos Scorpions now tearing through everything in reach of their four pincers, four tails, and element spewing mouth. One of the chaos scorpions gobbled down a shrieking babau demon, and its carapiece turned from a glossy black to a deep, dried blood color, and Draiss paused, before murmuring softly, "I didn't know they could do that."