Always the Vampire
“I echoed.
You could’ve knocked me over with a gull feather. I glanced at Triton’s stunned expression then at Saber’s grim one.
“Sadly, yes. We have been estranged for several centuries, and in fact, I thought him dead.”
“But why would he create a monster like the Void? What would he gain?”
“Money. Power. It might even be a whim. Starrack was an extraordinarily talented wizard. More talented than I. However, he lacked the level of discipline and the morals to be great. One could never be certain of his motives.”
“Then let’s deal in facts,” Saber said. “Do you know where Starrack is now? Know how to track him?”
“I would like nothing better than to say yes, but I do not know where he is, and I cannot track him at this time.”
“Why not?” Triton demanded. “Just cast a spell.”
“Loath as I am to admit a weakness, tracking spells are not my specialty. I might have been able to follow the Void back to Starrack through the Veil, but that is no longer an option.
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