Draiss raised an eyebrow at the last question, though he had been nodding at the other parts. "Well, there are none, and anyone who says otherwise is either a liar or a fool, with my money on the former.<br/><br/>The scroll will function SIMILAR to the current one, but as it was written for a different Deva, by a different god, for a likely different purpose, it might have a different rate of revealing relevant information. If you would like, I will leave this scroll in your care for a day or two, so your emerald dragoness below can examine it to ensure that it is another Deva scroll, before returning to collect the other scroll.<br/><br/>And I merely wished to inform you as to the dangers of tampering with the seals. They are likely extreme overkill and would survive long after my death, but I can merely point out that the creature was fully aware that<strong>I</strong>caught it and stuffed it in the jar. And let me point this out about the creature. It likely no longer cares about anything other than its own cause now, which means the scroll is probably useless to it, if it can ever comprehend what it is. The Deva that you gave me, however, is intelligent, crafty, patient, and while glad to have a new environment and new distractions, the moment she gets bored, she will likely start trying to get loose. And as I travel a good bit, the likelihood of her somehow getting help to get free is greater. Which means not only will SHE be coming after you, but all of the allies she can gather first. I would think trading the Deva's scroll for this one is merely a wise move against a damaging possibility.<br/><br/>So I will allow for two mages to examine the jar, but I would like to be present, and I will merely suggest when they should tamper with certain seals."<br/><br/>He politely didn't point out that trying to get both scrolls would end very poorly for the Sultan, as he was certain that the man already knew that.