( Not an unexpected answer, but it is intriguing, the way he frames it. If there is one thing that left particular impression about this man when they last met, it's the strident sincerity with which he operates. It's the diametric opposite of Lamorak, and a quality he respects. )

Oh? And what is that, exactly? That which you can accomplish as a beast, and only a beast - with such certainty you don't mind the prospect all that terribly?

( In reference to how casually he speaks of it. Though Lamorak doesn't let it be known, he has some reservations about how becoming a vampire might change him, himself. )