He'll note, as he rapidly approaches the island, that none of the dragons are, in fact, dead yet. His portfolio sense was giving him a glimpse of the possible, and very near, future, but the situation hadn't, yet, come to a head. As he approaches the island, the voice of Bahamut reaches out to him.<em>Easy, eager whelpling. I realize this might be the first time you've felt something like this; that was but a glimpse of the future. They're not dead yet, and there's still a chance to save them, but do NOT approach them, for that might be what sets off a war. Stand down and observe, first.</em>