“I don’t know.”
Sandy sat. The ground was hard and frozen—not that the cold bothered him, but it could be dangerous for Thaddeus, and without his magic, he couldn’t warm himself.
As if he’d read Sandy’s mind, Thaddeus shivered, goosebumps covering his naked arms. “Wish I’d had a jacket.”
“Yeah.” Sandy moved closer and considered shifting into wolf form, but it would do no good. His touch would chill Thaddeus whether it was furry or not.
“Something doesn’t make sense.”
Sandy looked at him. “Almost nothing about this makes sense to me.”
“No, hear me out.”
Sandy shrugged. He hadn’t meant he wouldn’t be listening. “Go on.”
“What would make someone who has planned a ceremony with thirteen participants—” He gestured around the circle at the twelve metal poles surrounding them, “—change their minds?”
“You don’t think he wants to kill the women?”