“Lady--” Harry began, but he had to stop talking for a moment due to another deafening clatter and foghorn roar. He had crouched down between the middle-aisle meat coolers and the deli displays, taking what insignificant shelter he could as his mind raced through his available options. He’d already withdrawn his blasting rod from his duster, but fire in this enclosed space, with all these already panicking people around? It seemed like a Very Bad Idea. And why the hell was this fugly asshole rampaging in here anyway? Like any denizen of Faerie, these beings, no matter how nasty and violent, had Rules. Capital R. They could wreak bloody havoc within the structure of those Rules, sure, but this seemed damned chaotic. Not to mention public.
When the decibel levels had descended back to merely migraine-inducing, he continued, flicking a sideways glance at the nearby woman without really focusing on her. “There is a literal troll trashing the grocery store, in case you haven’t noticed. If I don’t do something right now, a lot of people are going to get very, very dead.”