Draiss nodded, and concentrated, reaching out with his mind and dropping his shields, showing a remarkable amount of trust, though the beyonder would also sense that he knew that it knew that he knew etc, that his defenses wouldn't last for a picosecond against it. He offered memories, showing his and V'elen's debate with Gi'puit through Reekesha, how he had been given a  three cycle reprieve from direct attacks, but on the condition that he delivered something usable to the beyonder collective that they could use against THEM. The second memory was him requesting, after V'elen had finished with Gi-puit, samples or something that he could compare what he was designing with, reasoning that the limitations of the multiplanarverse would degrade both weapons and armor or artifacts equally, meaning his tests in the multiplanarverse, while skewed due to the differences, would still have at least semi-applicable results in the beyonder's areas. The next memory was the examination of the Armored Lurkers from the Lurker War, specifically the plating on them, with him and his collective of AIs, actually visible to the beyonder in his memory as a churning orb of pale blue light around the sensors in the lab, debating on the 'purity' of the plating compared to the beyonders, before both himself and the collective of AIs concluded that it was not a viable sample for lack of a 'pure' sample to compare it to. The last part was simply a request.<em>To fulfill my end of the bargain, I need something from the beyonders, something that is completely yours, created outside the anomaly, that I can examine inside it. The deal will otherwise be unable to be completed, and I WANT to help. I believe I can, but I am being shackled by a lack of initial... assistance/samples/offerings/items/equipment, and will be unable to complete the bargain as it is. I need help, and you are the first beyonder that I have encountered that hasn't attacked first, directly. Through your huntress was merely a test to see if I was worthy of any amount of your time, at least that was my opinion of it.</em><br/><br/>He was a little proud of actually getting a beyonder 'word/concept' correct for the first time, even if it was merely a thought which was much simpler, though still exceedingly difficult, but it was proof, at least to him, that he could at least grasp the fringes of beyonder logic, even if he would never gain more than a 'child's' mastery of it. He then offered thoughts of what he had built, the time/space bomb that was the equivalent of the beyonders' most basic of items, according to V'elen, though it had a vastly different effect in the multiplanarverse than outside it, and his was a simple blast rather than a directed beam, the balefire web that he could ensnare opponents in before powering it up and slicing them into cubes, and the fact that he could convert magical energy into something a crystalline beyonder's core could use, which reminded him of the fact that THAT project had been going for nearly fourteen months now, without anyone checking in on it.