Morgan’s pen scratched as she wrote Alex’s full name under the date in her notebook. Pierce was a common last name, so she’d have to find out more to figure out exactly where Alex’s family lived, if she still had any. It was less important than anything else in that moment, so she simply moved down the page and wrote more. With no connection to Helena, it ruled out several of her theories about the killer’s motives. So far, as much as she knew, he’d targeted two young women and drank their blood. It wasn’t much of a lead, but it was more than what she’d started with.<br/><br/>The Enforcer looked up from her notebook as the vampires spoke to one another. Helena’s family hadn’t known about her personal life, so it was entirely possible that the girl had been going to any one of the popular vampire clubs in the Night Quarter. The Coven was one of the more well-known ones, but there were other, smaller clubs lingering all around the area. If Helena had frequented one of them, no one would know. Morgan bit back a sigh, but she jotted it down anyway. Questioning the Petrini family wasn’t on her list of things to do that day, but a return visit wouldn’t hurt anything.<br/><br/>Alex paused after mentioning the attack, and at her slight hesitation, Morgan looked up at her. While it was unfortunate that Alex would have to live with those memories for the rest of her immortal life, she was providing the only lead for both the vampires and the Enforcers. They’d have to work together to take out their suddenly mutual enemy. If this killer posed a threat to big names like Onyxport’s noble families or politicians, or even the richer vampires, things would get out of control. Alex was Morgan’s only window into what the killer might be like, and she was prepared to learn everything she could.<br/><br/>At every pause, Morgan felt the need to urge Alex on, to keep her talking so she wouldn’t forget. Her pen always hovered close to the page, ready to note anything she had to say. She couldn’t bank on Alex knowing physical features – no killer was stupid enough to reveal himself to any victim that might live. The attack from behind sounded like a standard attempt, so their killer wasn’t mindless. Layers of clothing implied that there was something to hide underneath it all, so they could be looking at someone more muscular or tall. Alex described the mask, and Morgan watched her line her own face with invisible triangles, taking a rough, messy sketch of the same design. It didn’t look familiar at all, nor did it seem like any business logo she might recognize while wandering the streets. Her brow furrowed and her freckled nose wrinkled as she sighed, listening to Alex again. The killer hadn’t tried to sexually assault her, so maybe he just had a weird fetish for his bodies being naked. Clothes were often used as evidence, but if the killer tore everything up, it would have made it harder to identify Alex’s body if he had mangled her. Helena’s body had been left naked but untouched as well, so there had to be a reason why.<br/><br/>“I’m sorry you had to go through all that.” Again, she refrained from mentioning the vampirism. “I’m glad to see you’re recovering so well.” She looked down at the notebook as Lydia piped up again. “No… nothing at all. Not yet anyway. I know someone who may be able to help.” There was only one person who spent more time in the archives than she did. If anyone knew symbols, it was Lukann.<br/><br/>Morgan ran her finger over the triangles, her other hand tapping her bottom lip in thought. “It’ll take some time to figure this out, but you’ve been very helpful, Alex. I appreciate you taking the time to talk to me.” The Enforcer looked up, giving that same small, crooked smile as before. “I have every intention of catching this killer before he targets more innocent people like you.” She stood up, putting the notebook back in her coat and slipping her hands into her pockets. “I should return to headquarters. The Commander will want to know about this.” She gave them both a nod and stepped around the chair before she paused. “Alex… Do you want me to speak to your family or friends about this? Every newly turned vampire has to be recorded, but I suppose it’s up to you if you want anyone else to know about it.”