“Can we find them? Did they tell you where the island is, Amber?” “No. I just know it’s tropical.” “I should have thought to secure that information.” Tehmuel’s pacing turned into more of a stomping. “Nor do I know where the girl did the ritual. There is still a possibility the demon will show, though just for a moment. Still, if he was feeling vengeful, he might decide to engage us, out of anger. The demon can act rashly.” “I know where she did the ritual,” Amber said. “It was in her living room.” “We know where her home is. Rahmiel went there first, remember?” Auriel asked. Tehmuel stopped pacing. “The demon will know she is not there. He will not smell her presence.” “What if I wear some of her clothes? And her perfume? Then he might think I’m Kari.” “Then you and I could engage the demon in battle,” Auriel said. “That is too dangerous,” Tehmuel argued. “Kari has been bound, so she is less vulnerable.” “Shouldn’t one of you try to find Kari and Rahmiel?”
