The hum and purr of the engine told the driver more about his speed and assent than the lit dials glowing in front of him. Relaxed hands tilted the leather-bound wheel this way and that following the rise of the road, headlights angled down and probably too dim for such a treacherous road.
But the driver was unconcerned,
The sleek silver body of the Mercedes drifted through the gates and came to a stop along the edge of road and wall, tucked out of the way where service vehicles wouldn't be offended by it. The driver was more interested in stepping out into the cobbles and adjusting the narrow black gloves hugging his hands. Polished brown wingtip shoes matched the dapper brown of starched trousers, his suit tailored close to his tall, imposing frame. The duffle-bag he pulled out of the passenger-seat spoiled the refined air, but it was necessary.
Walking up casually to the door and letting himself inside, the man with closely cropped black hair and sweeping eyes in a narrow face was not here to cause trouble. Kastraliss was more interested in finding a bit of quiet and rest before continuing his work, and ideally his occupation wouldn't disturb his potential hosts too much.
"Is anyone here?"
Afterall, not everyone enjoyed a necromancer.