Incredulously, Shannon looked back and forth between the two of them, expecting—and then hoping for—a sign of jesting that did not come. “That—that isn’t funny,” she murmured, fighting back a nervous laugh as she set both hands very precisely on the desk top in front of them. “There are no such things as vampires. They’re myths. They don’t exist.” Mather rested his elbows on his chair arms and folded his hands, making a tower of his first two fingers. “Maybe not in the traditional sense,” he agreed. “But it’s curious that there’s evidence of vampire legends in practically every race we’ve ever encountered, human or alien. The old Earth legends abound with tales of vampires and other related beasties, in otherwise widely divergent cultures. And as for alien races, why, the Aludrans have a version, and the Ainish, and the Warflemen of Procyon II. I could go on and on.” “Superstitious nonsense,” Shannon stated flatly. “Hmm, perhaps,” Wallis joined in.
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