Draiss was so glad that he was recording the journey, as no one was gonna believe him, and likely even with his recording it would be met with extreme skepticism. He worked seven tasks as once, two of them portals to redirect the fire from above at him to the highest priority threats, both arms working independently to ward off and kill the swarms, casting multiple spells at once at various targets, avoiding the traps, and trying to figure out how best to replicate it in the simulation room. It was almost a disappointment when he got to the boss level, and nothing appeared immediately. He paused, and did a few calculations before figuring the most likely attack vector was through the wall behind him, behind and to one side, from above, and then coming from below. He then recalculated the attack vectors based on it knowing those very calculations, and came to the conclusion, as the duplicate attacked from below, that above or below was actually the most likely. He flickered to the side to avoid the rush, and then flipped backwards, landing and saluting his opponent, before countercharging it.