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"So what's this little emergency meeting about?" Piper asked. She sat down on the couch while Paige resided on the arm. Phoebe stood up, pacing around the room.

"I had this…this vision. It was horrible. Piper and Patience-," Phoebe began.

"Were in the underworld" Paige finished.

"Yes, exactly. How did you know?" Phoebe asked. Paige told them all about her encounter with the demon, what he had said, and how he burst into flames by himself.

"The Nuszus. They probably realized that he was giving out valuable information," Piper started. "So they brought him back down there. Or they just killed him."

"That still doesn't tell me why he told me in the first place," Paige said. "It just doesn't make sense."

"Anyway, when did you see this happening? What did they look like?" Piper asked. She was gently rocking Patience into a slumber.

"The demons were wearing dark black cloaks," said Phoebe. "I'm pretty sure their faces were green. And the woman. She was wearing a long black dress. She had reddish-blonde hair. About 5'8. She'd be pretty if she wasn't out to ruin us."

"Now that you mention her, I'm pretty sure I saw someone like her in the parking lot. It was like she was watching us. I just figured she thought Patience was cute of something," Piper said, suddenly frightened.

"Well, from now on, Patience stays in the house with one of us. She doesn't have powers yet, so she's unprotected by herself," Phoebe commanded. "Paige, you go make some protection potions, I'll write some spells, Piper, you just make sure she's ok." Paige went to the kitchen to start making potions and Phoebe went up to the attic.

"Well, it's just you and me," Piper said looking at her daughter. She was so beautiful with her dark brown hair and blue eyes that looked just like Prue's. Just then there was a swirl of blue lights.

"Piper. You should read this," Leo gave Piper an ancient looking scroll.

"What's this?"

"A prophecy. It says that you and your sisters will each bear a daughter," Leo said. Piper followed along with the scroll as Leo spoke. "Each of the girls will have powers that they will come into when they're thirteen. They will have stronger powers than yours. They will have their parents powers, but also some more. They will be the most powerful witches of all time. Even their children won't be as powerful," Leo paused.

"Well, we new they'd be the new Power of Three, but they'd be this powerful?" Piper asked.

"Yes. Keep reading. If the new Power of Three is broken, there will be no way to fix it. The world wouldn't be safe from evil. Even with you three. Thus, evil will take over the world."

"That's probably why the Naszus want Patience," Piper muttered to herself, reading over the scroll.

"What? What are you talking about?" Leo asked worriedly. Piper filled him in on everything he'd miss.

"Phoebe writing protection spells and spells to vanquish the demons. Paige is taking care of the potions."

"And you?" asked Leo.

"I'm taking care of Patience," said Piper.

"I'll go up and talk to the Elders. See what they know about these…Naszus," with that, Leo orb "up there".

"Great I'm all alone."

"No you're not," Phoebe said as she hobbled down the stairs, Book of Shadows in hand. "Guess what I found out?" Phoebe asked.

"What?"

"Apparently these guys are stronger than we thought. They've never been defeated before," Phoebe said handing over the book to Piper.

"What's all the commotion?" Paige asked coming in from the kitchen. She had several multi-colored bottles in her hand.

"Just what I found in the book. The demons are pretty unstoppable," Phoebe filled Paige in on what she had told Piper.

"Well we've been up against demons that are really powerful. What's so different?" Paige asked setting the potions down on the coffee table. The colors seemed to mesmerize Patience's, who was in her playpen.

"But it says here that they've been up against everyone of the Halliwell witches before. And no vanquish," Piper stated.

"Wait a minute. Whom was that written by?" Paige asked, a sudden idea formed in her mind.

"It looks like Mom's hand-writing. Why?" asked Piper.

"Because we could summon her. See what she did to try to vanquish them," Paige said eagerly.

"I guess that would work," Piper said standing up. "Sure, why not." Phoebe went up to the attic to set up. Paige followed.

"Come on Patience. Time to meet your grandma," Piper cooed to her daughter as she lifted her out of the playpen. "To bad you can't orb us up there," Piper descended up the stairs. She went over to her sisters where they read the spell to summon their mother.

"My darlings. How are you? And my granddaughter," Patty said. She walked over to her daughters. Piper held out Patience and Patty gently took her in her arms. Piper never realized how much they looked alike. "She's beautiful. Just like her mother and aunts," Patty smiled. "I suppose you didn't summon me just so I could meet my granddaughter," Patty said.

"Patience. Her name is Patience," Piper said with tears in her eyes.

"Patience. But I sense she won't have much if I know the Warren witches," Patty smiled at her three girls. They smiled back.

"You're right, Mom," Phoebe said. They were never going to get anything done if no one spoke up. "There are five demons. They're going to come after Patience. They want to ruin the Power of Three."

"The Naszus. I remember them," said Patty. She paused thinking of the past. "When they came after me, they wanted to ruin this Power of Three. Your Grams and I couldn't vanquish them, though. They left us, but said they would be back."

"What did you guys do?" Paige asked.

"Everything we could. Spells, potions, charms, you name it we did it. But this time, there's the Charmed Ones. I'm sure you'll find a way to vanquish them. You girls are creative," Patty reassured.

"Thanks, Mom," Piper said. Patty handed Patience back over to her mother.

"I must go. I hope I've been some help," Patty smiled. "Goodbye my daughters. And granddaughter," Patty disappeared in glowing lights. The attic was quite.

"Well that was helpful," Piper said dryly.

"Not necessarily. She gave me a good idea," Paige mischievously said. With that, she orbed downstairs.