Draiss shrugged. "You can try to sell the idea to the other gods, I am just trying to give the masses back their right to choice. The occasional check ups, however, will happen. And likely you won't even know they were there unless you specifically look for them. Just be careful, if you get back, that you don't become what you sought to destroy."<br/><br/>He smiled, as the room changed, becoming a library and dining area with two other rooms, a bedroom and a bathroom, though no apparent exit except through the one door they had came in. "These will be your quarters until the other gods are ready for you. Food and drink will be provided, and the shelves behind you have a selection of books from your previous home. The avatar will stay to ensure nothing happens. To you or the base. Enjoy your stay, sir, I doubt it will be long."<br/><br/>He left, the door locking behind him, as an anti-movement and portal effect came up, preventing him from getting out without physically leaving. He headed back to the war room, wondering how Ama was doing. She had said she wanted to rest for a good while, but two months and not even bothering to let him know how she was doing was a bit much. He sighed, and made a note to check in after he was done here and could be excused.