The two men didn't need a second invitation. They upped and left immediately to retrieve the body of their dead master. Warren, on the other hand, had a lot to ponder about. It seemed like Adam Parker was the Dark Wizard all along. Warren couldn't accurately judge the strength that Adam might have, since he never met him, but he knew that he had to be at least several levels above Master Kalama to even think of controlling him. After killing his grandfather, Warren thought that the void he had in his heart would be filled, but he didn't feel any satisfaction at all. He kept yearning for something, but he wasn't exactly sure what it was. Warren was very young when he lost his mother and he made peace with the fact that Uncle Geoffrey and Aunt Joanne raised him as their own child, but he always had questions. Why didn't his father ever care about him? Was he even alive? Warren sometimes wondered as a child if his father had enough food to eat. Even
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