Epic Fantasy Book Quote Quotes

“What’s not to love? I made friends with a pretty girl and now we get to plan a castle break in. This beats the day to day kill, eat and survive.”
― Emilyann Girdner, The Labyrinth Wall

“The absence of knowledge and understanding doesn’t alter the truth, nor can ignorance and deceit replace it.”
― Aaron-Michael Hall, Tamesa: A Divided World: Epic Fantasy

“At times, we can’t contemplate the possible until we’re faced with the improbable.”
― Aaron-Michael Hall, Tamesa: A Divided World: Epic Fantasy

“Oh, you misunderstand the sagacity of my decision. It wasn’t for my benefit that you atoned. It was for yours. That expiation removed the encumbrance from your heart and mind. The gods blessed us with such wisdom as a means to unburden our spirit when we’ve fallen short of their expectations.”
― Aaron-Michael Hall, Kurintor Nyusi

“Power unfettered by wisdom and conscious control is dangerous.”
― Aaron-Michael Hall, Kurintor Nyusi

“What does not die, shall walk in death.”
― Aaron-Michael Hall, Tamesa: A Divided World: Epic Fantasy

“Time is more a perception than a tether to the now.”
― Aaron-Michael Hall, Kurintor Nyusi

“Even gods have need of warriors. Just as you have need of me.”
― Aaron-Michael Hall, Tamesa: A Divided World: Epic Fantasy

“Defeat manifests in the mind long before it reaches the heart.”
― Aaron-Michael Hall, Tamesa: A Divided World: Epic Fantasy

“When his dead father touched his hand, Athson almost dropped the arrow.”
― P. H. Solomon

“When his dead father touched his hand, Athson almost dropped the arrow." From The Bow of Destiny”
― P. H. Solomon

“Through society as we know it may become so enamored of Surentûr, that they would place their trust in one who would lead them blindfolded on the path ahead, you must hearken to my words! There is a great darkness in this world that seeks everywhere it might look to find those whom it would devour.”
― Matthew Roland, Intriguing Inceptions: Essays in Fantasy & Science Fiction

“Everywhere I look, I see discontent and restlessness. Ere Surentûr came, the people seemed at least somewhat content with what was allotted them in life; however, since the day he first arrived here, bringing prosperity and affluence, they now wish for more. Through this, they have become filled with a lust and greed for pleasures and worthless trinkets, making it so that they are no longer content with what they already have.”
― Matthew Roland, Intriguing Inceptions: Essays in Fantasy & Science Fiction

“Men are weak. Their most regrettable feature is their quick satiety with good. Throughout history, a continuous pattern has developed: whenever evil's day hand and the world is at peace, they become discontented and restless, eventually finding some way to stir the old evil back to life. Their hearts are easily corrupted and can be led to treachery on a mere whim. It is like unto a tree, which can never be completely felled. For all our efforts, it continues to sprout forth dark fruit which falls like seeds into the hearts of men. It seems that no matter how many times we may fell the tree or hew off its branches, it grows swiftly anew and again spawns much evil with its darksome yield.”
― Matthew Roland, Intriguing Inceptions: Essays in Fantasy & Science Fiction

“Our physical tether to the mortal world is transitory, existing for merely a season. What we truly are, that energy and essence lives on after these forms we inhabit have long passed, returning to the soil from whence we came. We are eternal, because energy is eternal, creating, and nurturing new life.”
― Aaron-Michael Hall, Tamesa: A Divided World: Epic Fantasy

“Had they no respect for the time-honored craft of piracy?”
― Victor Serrano, Landfall

“Our group date is cut short again. This is most unfortunate, and I’m sorry for the discomfort this is causing you.” I addressed the contestants. Whoever this assassin was, he was ruining my competition! All I wanted was to spend time with these astounding young men, and sort out my heart’s true desire; not deal with centaurs, my parents abandoning me, the threat of my crown being given to my brother, or a lover trying to kill me!
- Royal Matchmaking Competition: Princess Qloey”
― Zoiy Galloay

“...You see, I’ve always swam against the grain. The ruling class who influences the crown always controlled what I did, how I did it, and when. But of lately, I’ve made my own choices that they don’t like it. They’re pressuring me, forcing me, really, to agree to certain protocols and even choosing certain bachelors. But I don’t want those bachelors. Or their choices. I want you. I need you. I need you to help me to understand my people. I need your help to fix wrongs. I need your support and advice, because I can’t do it alone.”
- Royal Matchmaking Competition: Princess Qloey”
― Zoiy G. Galloay

“For which is harder, helping someone in need or trampling over the weak? It takes a good leader to care about the least of us. For a leader is only as good as their lowliest subjects.

- Royal Matchmaking Competition: Princess Qloey”
― Zoiy G. Galloay, The Royal Matchmaking Competition: Princess Qloey

“Physical attraction can only maintain a relationship for so long.” He scanned the clouds for thoughts, “But like how the moon and earth are in an eternal dance with each other, there must be another force holding them together, something not visible to our eyes. Likewise, two individuals must be mentally and emotionally attracted and in equal understanding of each other in order for their gravity to hold them together.

- Royal Matchmaking Competition: Princess Qloey”
― Zoiy G. Galloay, The Royal Matchmaking Competition: Princess Qloey

“We fight. Just like old times, right, friend?” Mouse asked, trying to laugh, but his lopsided grin was nowhere to be seen. The right side of his lip quivered. The left side was still. He wiped his runny nose as a tear fell. “One last battle between the Mop King and the Rat Prince.”
― Blaise Miranda, Drowned Sea: A Dark Fantasy Adventure

“+ Dunque è qui che perirai, impotente e senza eguali? +

+ Qual tristezza, così mi deludi +

+ Non sei forse tu il guerriero leggendario? +

+ Il combattente della vita, il trionfo dei preludi +

+ Dov’è finita l’ode, il canto temerario? +



Come posso rispondere a queste domande? Non sono che un ragazzo, di un altro mondo,

— di un altro piano. —”
― Isekai Tempo, iCORE Synchrony on the Waves of Another World: Slot 2 Staccato

“Poverty is the default, the original state. Prosperity, on the other hand, the kind where there’s so much gold you don’t even know how to spend it and end up hiding chests of it underground, can only be achieved with a single trick. Crime. It’s always crime. Crime is the secret sauce, the finger-licking good one.”
― Rainer Meri, Inferno's Silence

“I can't carry your burden but I can carry you!”
― J.R.R Tolkein