Mages, Druids, vampires, and wizards.
Liszt had already encountered four kinds of special spellcasters.
In Curtis Truth's surviving notes, there was an illustration of the Eye of Truth. The three corners of the triangle in the drawing represented matter, magic power, and spirit respectively, each recording the related spellcaster professions.
Under matter were alchemists, vampires, and necromancers.
Under magic power were mages and Druids.
Under spirit were wizards, sorcerers, seers, succubi, and shamans. Most ancient wizards had transformed themselves into liches. In other words, Curtis Truth and Marquis Bull Andy Sapphire both belonged to the category of wizards.
It was unknown whether all these spellcasters truly existed.
But at the very least, it could be inferred that they had more or less existed somewhere on this continent. The Sapphire Grand Duchy was remotely located and had only been founded for a little over a hundred and fifty years, so it was relatively "clean." Even if those special spellcasters existed, they should be scattered across the nations of the continent.
"This black-faced, red-lined cloak of Tubert's will be your reward for pledging allegiance to me. Take it and wear it. I'll have Thomas arrange a cabin for you on the ship. You'll live aboard from now on and devote yourself to being my vampire servant. If your performance is outstanding, I'll consider returning your heart to you."
After chatting for a while and finding that he could not pry any more information out of Elizabeth Black Knight, Liszt began arranging her new identity. "You are no longer a vampire of the Black Knight Family. Don't use Elizabeth Black Knight anymore. Return to your original name, Mary... Bloody Mary. That sounds rather good."
Bloody Mary was somewhat unwilling and said ingratiatingly, "My lord, why not give me Tubert's heart to absorb? Once