Damnation Marked
““Our priority should be evacuation,” James said, heading for Vista Boulevard. The headlights cut two bright circles into the night. “We should get our friends to safety and regroup. Considering what has appeared over downtown, I’m expecting hysteria. Even if Yatai hasn’t attacked again, it will be dangerous.”“I need to get to Craven’s,” Elise said. “I have people there. They can help me control the panic.”“People? You mean demons.”She glared at him. “Loyal demons.”His phone chimed.James’s heart jumped. Before he could reach for it, Elise turned on the screen. “We’ve got a signal. Just barely.” She dialed a number and lifted the phone to her ear, but after a moment, she shook her head. “But it doesn’t matter if nobody in the city has a signal.”“Too bad,” he said faintly. He had brought Hannah’s phone number with him.They blew around a bend going seventy miles an hour. His headlights reflected on the back end of a stopped car, and James slammed on the brakes.He squealed to a stop inches... from the bumper.Elise flung open her door and stepped out.MoreLess
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