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had become recently. “I am Max Fergus, Rex of the Felidae clan and heir to the throne of Light and Illusion. I am sorry if my sudden appearance here distraught you.”
    Jillian nodded. She looked as if she wasn’t quite sure what to make of Max. “Well. So, ye’re here ta help us, but…why?”
    Max smiled the smile that made most women fall to their knees and drool, but it didn’t seem to affect Jillian at all. She just narrowed her eyes and frowned.
    “Yes, I’m here to help. In fact, Tones, I spoke to Auberon, and he believes that the Queen of A and D is after the Chalice of Light. It was here in New York when Gaia swallowed up the Faerie Mound that contained it.”
    “The Queen of A and D?” Jillian asked.
    Max stared at her and sighed. “Didn’t Tony explain?”
    “Roi’t, Antony explained aboot ye, but he left oot the Queen.”
    “Air and Darkness. We don’t really like to say her name. She tends to hear things.”
    “Well…like, what is this Chalice of Light?”
    “It’s a very powerful Fae object. It has the power to bring Light to the world, or in the hands of the Queen, destroy the Light.”
    “Ye’re like speakin’ figuratively roi’t? It can’t really take away the Light.”
    Max stayed quiet, his jaw clenched, his face serious.
    “It can really. Well, that’s totally banjaxed,” Jillian said softly. “Then we have ta find it first.”
    Max nodded. “That’s why I’m here. To find the Chalice, and apparently to warn this one of the Light Fae that will be descending upon Central Park.”
    “Who’s coming?”
    “Most likely Daire and Cole, possibly Thane and some others you haven’t met yet.”
    “Are you sure Daire is the best choice? I thought he was keeping an eye on Abbey.”
    “He was. But when Auberon figured out what was going on, he politely asked Mom and Dad to come stay at Faerie for a while with Abbey so he could send Daire. No matter what jokes he plays, Daire is a strong warrior.”
    “Okay. You all aren’t staying here are you? Cause…well, you know how you draw attention.”
    “Yeah, I know. And no, I’m going to re-open the Faerie Mound here. Daire and the others will stay there. I’ll be back and forth because I don’t want to leave Anna alone for too long with the triplets. They are a handful already.”
    “I keep meaning to do a reading for them. Have they shown any kind of power yet? I know they are only a day old…”
    Max grinned and pulled out a picture. “You tell me.”
    I stared at the picture of the three Fae babies, two with raven hair like their mother and the other blonde like her father. Their skin glowed and sparkled, and their icy-blue eyes looked as if they knew exactly what was going on. “So yeah, they’ve got power.”
    “They’re sort of wearing Anna out with it, which is why I’m not staying.”
    “And you have the power to re-open the Faerie Mound?”
    Max grinned. “You have no idea. Let’s just say Gaia has been very generous with her power.”
    “Dude, that is totally chill,” I said, grinning at him. “So where should we meet up with Daire and the others?”
    “In Central Park, near Sixty-Fifth Street. In fact, we should probably go now. They need me to get the door to open.” And with that, Max grabbed my arm and flashed us there.

 
     
    I looked around and frowned. “Max, I’m not prepared. I don’t have my swords, Jillian is still back at the apartment…”
    Max grinned. “You like her! You are totally crushing on the little witch!”
    I rolled my eyes. “Of course, I like her. She’s brave and strong and knows how to kill the Unseelie, even if she calls them demons in that sweet little Irish accent of hers. What’s not to like?”
    “Well, she did try to kill me.”
    “Don’t take it personally, Dude. She nearly got me killed last night, too.”
    “Yeah, okay. She is sort a pretty, if you like redheads with flashing green eyes,” Max replied.
    “I like redheads with flashing green eyes,” Cole