While Draiss' visions of the future were few and far between, his logical mind<em>did</em>let him, at the very elast, piece together a probable future; with this Lord dead, and with the others to follow soon after, it'd likely set back the recovery of the region by a decade or so. These lords, despite their treachery, were rather good when it came to administrating; even Icyn, who'd been little more than a skilled bandit, before the war, had a knack for dealing with people, and had a good network of spies and informants, meaning that his city had the lowest crime rate in the region. With his death, the poverty will likely spur quite a bit of crime and looting, in the next couple of months, unless someone strong takes over in his place.<br/><br/>As Draiss approaches the building, he'll be stopped, before he can get on the grounds, the guards doing a more thorough search at this gate than the entrance to the city. If he allows them to search him, it's almost certain the guards, here, will recognize him... and, more than likely, they'll only hesitate for a little while before raising a ruckus.