Gabriel thought for a moment and finally shrugged. "Its hard to say whether the sacrifices are human or not. They're definitely not animal; animal lives don't hold enough juice to direct magic like this. Human lives could, so could vampire, fae, wraith, unicorn, or any number if magical beastie. Human lives are the weakest magically speaking, but they're also infinitely more available and easy to capture. Particularly for warlocks adept in mind magic with the mob on their side." He took a deep breath after his explanation, dissatisfied with it, but unable to come to any further conclusion. The power and direction of the spell was strong and precise; it was difficult for him to believe newly fledged warlocks could do this even with human sacrifice.<br/><br/>"If I was concerned about the CSIs identifying it, I would've pocketed the ThreeEye as soon as I notice it. Thankfully, it's much like a potion that I might make at home. Unless they ingest it, it just looks and tests like dirty water." Gabe wasn't concerned about a CSI drinking strange crime scene water, so he dismissed the thought.