The sky was dark and filled with clouds so I couldn’t see where we were headed until we dove for the ground. As the oval-shaped structure with flashing neon lights and little waving spotlights came closer and closer into view, I still didn’t know where we were but I knew damn well what we were headed for. That was a stadium quickly approaching, and by the looks of it, there was a concert going hard below. But between us and the human concert crowd were dozens of Unseelies darting left and right, only visible when the lights of the concert reflected on their silver armor.

Goddess, please get them out of there safely. PLEASE.

Storm clouds rolled in thick and nasty-looking. Lightning flashed with violent roars of thunder on its tail. Blue light flashed in front of me as Willow held her hands out, her fingers flexing. I looked up and my heart stopped. A massive tornado half the size of the stadium was barreling right for it. Willow flicked her wrist and the tornado moved to follow. That tornado wasn’t real, but my Goddess it looked it. Savannah’s wand sparkled over Willow’s shoulder a split-second before emergency sirens screamed through the night.

"TORNADO WARNING. SEEK SHELTER IMMEDIATELY,” Tenn’s voice rumbled through our minds.

The music below cut off instantly. Brilliant. The Unseelies weren’t the only ones who could learn and adapt on the fly. Hopefully the humans were already moving to safety. Or as safe as they could get with the Unseelies. Tyce landed in the center of the grass in the middle of the stadium, crushing the chairs into dust and rubble. Humans screamed and scrambled in every direction. All of them kept glancing in the same direction—right at Willow’s massive tornado, just barely visible above the METLIFE STADIUM sign up at the top of the wall.

Dace swooped down beside Tyce, but instead of landing, he flipped upside down and dropped my Coven-mates onto the ground while he spit fire into the Unseelies charging for them. Tyce roared and I felt the rumble beneath my legs. I couldn’t get off his back fast enough. It felt like trying to run in a dream. My gaze bounced left and right, up and down. Shadows slid in all around us, but it was hard to tell which were from the Unseelies and which were from Thiago’s magic being flicked around.

“Emergency alert! Tornado warning! Seek shelter immediately!” Tenn shouted into our minds again.