Seamus narrowed his eyes, irritation prickling at the back of his neck. His father was too close again.
He elbowed him lightly, but Andrew didn't even flinch, he just kept scanning the campus with those sharp eyes.
That only made Seamus more suspicious.
'What the hell is he trying to pull now?' he thought, slipping out of reach.
"Whatever, Dad. I'm late. Bye."
He strode off, glancing over his shoulder one last time. Andrew hadn't moved. His eyes were still darting across the grounds, sharp and restless, like a predator scenting prey.
'He always bragged about his instincts,animal-like, he said. But if that were true, Mom would still be alive.' Bitterness crept into Seamus's thoughts. 'She's gone. So his instincts can't be that good.'
Even so, he was still cautious. 'System, scan the area for vampires.'
[I can't do that. The host does not have that skill.]
[At most, I can identify vampires who are directly in front of you.]
