Paraskevidekatriaphobia is the fear of Friday the 13th. It's a superstition, heavily popularized by the horror franchise (then singular movie) "Friday the 13th". Friday the 13th is cited to be an extremely unlucky day, but statistics show otherwise. Many governments, news organizations, and wide-scale companies have found that, /in fact/, people get into LESS accidents on Friday the 13th because they're meant to be more careful. So really- what is there to be afraid of on Friday the 13th? It's just another day.
Imagine telling Druid that, as he's on that stage. He wasn't able to get into his A.R.T. gear fast enough- not that he really cared to, in that moment. He was called by the Ambassador of Alagadda to do a simple task, like he usually is.
"If you died today..."
He stared down the sight of the Divine Stranger at Layla Raven.
"Would you be satisfied?"
. . . Druid was the one to hear the call. Hastur lined up the shot. But Alexander Issae was the one to fire.
// Updated.