"And no clue on the alignment, I gather," he sighs.

"Unfortunately not."

"So, unknown alignment that is probably powerful – I mean, I guess we already knew that from it being a storm, but still – and has been loose for longer than the previous cards, so probably going to be harder to get."

The driving stops. The little window separating them from the driver lowers, and he says, "The streets seem to be flooded."

"Erm," says Willow eloquently.

"… We could possibly use the Change to turn it into ice, walk on it, briefly? That might be a bit large-scale for how we've practiced using it, though…"

"And it won't be very good at it, like the Freeze."

"We could try sorcery instead, maybe charge some paper with 'Freeze' together, work out a spell?"

"I think that would work."

"We could cast something all together but it'd be—weird, wouldn't it? All of us walking on water? To onlookers."

"Should we try for invisibility? Or are we thinking of giving up, here, because that just sounds like this is going to get worse."

"We can fly and probably find the card—if it's the Storm it's probably, like, in the storm, yeah? And being invisible is probably a good idea."

"Nonmagical people should probably stay behind..."

"Didn't get proper invisibility last time I tried it with the Shadow, just darkness, might be a bit conspicuous or untested if we go for something else."

"We could just do an actual invisibility spell."

"Calling upon… the concept of invisibility?"

"Light. Shadow. Moon. Whatever."

"… Might as well try it, yes."

He grabs a few pieces of paper from his backpack and starts composing a little chant. "We could probably all help dump mana into them."

Juniper starts doing just that.

Tyler is willing to dump mana as requested.

Maya gets to setting up flight.

And Willow cheers them on!

Eventually they're magical enough they should be able to do it.

Then Theo can check which direction the card's in, they can get out of the car into the storm, and they can cast invisibility and flight.

It's that-a-way!

...a bit beyond the eye.