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The wizard mentor shrugged. “He hasn’t been here for about four years, and a lot has changed in the order since then. Perhaps some of the ordinary members of the order, those who had the chance to interact with him, know something, but I can’t say for sure. As I said, I didn’t have the opportunity to get to know him better, but what I can say for certain is that Richard and Hartmann knew him well. Unfortunately, you can’t ask them now.” The wizard paused for a moment, then his face lit up. “Ah, yes, Waimond Lancaster, our chief scout, should also know him.”