Fantasy Quotes Quotes

“As he watched, he could not help but think that the flames mirrored what he felt deep in his heart – a desire to consume everything that stood in the path of his destiny and leave nothing behind but ashes.”
― Tony Debajo, A Heart Full of Malice

“Now that he wielded some power and finally felt he had achieved what had always been destined to be his, he adopted the arrogance and pomp of a baboon.”
― Tony Debajo, A Heart Full of Malice

“He was now surrounded by fools, who only stood by his side out of fear or their self-interest to raise their station in the realm.”
― Tony Debajo, A Heart Full of Malice

“She had suspected that war might be inevitable, but she had harboured a glimmer of hope that wisdom and compromise would prevail.”
― Tony Debajo, A Heart Full of Malice

“Take advice from those that you trust but also keep your own counsel. The truth is that there is never a truly right or wrong way to go about it, all you can aspire for is to rule justly.”
― Tony Debajo, A Heart Full of Malice

“He looked at you the same way you look at roads. [...] Like where they go frightens you, and you love them for it.”
― Margaret Owen, The Merciful Crow

“Regardless of who owns that title, there will always be those that bear resentment in their heart.”
― Tony Debajo, A Heart Full of Malice

“He was aware that darkness could take root in pristine gardens, and even good men could fall to shadow.”
― Ella Rose Carlos, A Long Lost Fantasy

“I will walk through the dark halls of the underworld and strike down Esu himself just to be by your side. There is nothing to fear, I promise.”
― Tony Debajo, A Heart Full of Malice

“Do you think that is enough men to take with you? A king should always travel in force to dissuade anyone from getting the wrong idea.”
― Tony Debajo, A Heart Full of Malice

“Never forget that you have the blood of generations of Yoruba royalty coursing through your veins, mixed with the blood of the descendants of the gods.”
― Tony Debajo, A Heart Full of Malice

“You could never have influenced the fate of your father; besides, he’d want you to carry his name with honour and dignity.”
― Tony Debajo, A Heart Full of Malice

“War was a terrible, fickle thing–an eternal, horrendous nightmare for those who lived it, and a thing easily forgotten by those who didn’t.”
― Ella Rose Carlos, A Long Lost Fantasy

“Welcome home, Suraira.”
― Sara Hashem, The Jasad Crown

“Elijah knew too well: the dead didn’t stop haunting just because you closed your eyes.”
― J.L. Coulbeck, The Witch Hunter's Lie

“I begged for help once. It never came. So I learned to become the help.”
― J.L. Coulbeck, The Witch Hunter's Lie

“Thyme would handle it. They always did and they always would. And they would complain about it.
"You bet I will, Starling.”
― K.V. Wilson, To Speak with the Stars

“This was all he could hope for, but, as with all things, their fate was in the hands of the gods.”
― Tony Debajo, A Heart Full of Malice

“After this, Jehan told himself, swallowing.  After this, the war will be over. This is the last thing.”
― Robyn Abbott, The Penitent

“Our paths run parallel, yet our differences have built a wall in between. We are aligned in purpose, but divided by heritage.”
― Cayley Maree, Royal Rivals

“Dopo tutto, il cambiamento è l'essenza di una storia”
― Erin Morgenstern, Il mare senza stelle

“The moral of fairy tales isn’t to convince us that witches, dragons, and evil creatures exist. The moral of fairy tales is to teach us that monsters, in any form, can be defeated. No matter how great your villains may seem, or how insignificant you believe yourself to be, you can find the strength within yourself to prevail.”
― N.M. Mac Arthur, Icebound: Fabled, Book 1

“By fire’s grace, by wind’s breath,

By earth’s bond and water’s depth,

Come forth Divine Regent, by glyph and oath,

Renew this realm, preserve us both.”
― K. Noor Rizwan, When Shadows Learn to Speak

“Men made gods to project evil onto because it’s far easier to blame a monster than accept evil is something we’re capable of ourselves.”
― Fiadh Melina, Quiet Gods

“I am not the man of her dreams, Laertes, she plainly said that. She wants a knight on a horse, I am an ass in a hut.”
― M.K. Ramadan, Sapphire Sorcerer

“What does it have to do with wearing the dress you like, or hacking along with your horse at the very late hour of the night or the very early crack of the day? Under what rubric do ‘upbringings’ act, Your Majesty? Politeness? Why is constriction mistaken with politeness, and freedom with libertinism, and gallantry with madness? That is no excuse for denying the fact that it is a cage, Your Majesty, and authorities are people’s lock as well as to you.”
― M.K. Ramadan, Sapphire Sorcerer

“What is the difference between love and hate? Just that one is the sweeter of passions. It's a fine line in the theatre.”
― Shannon J. Spann

“For the first time in his life, he felt that he had failed to the deepest literal meaning of the word. He had no idea how long it would take to fail other innocent individuals in his life for a contingent cause or a clash of head and heart.”
― M.K. Ramadan, Sapphire Sorcerer

“Nothing of glory seemed to speak of it; even though it had its eyes covered, the figure possessed an aura of atrocity, and the gold in which it was bathed resembled the lipstick on a pig.”
― M.K. Ramadan, Sapphire Sorcerer

“What about dying with the endless guilt of killing oneself for someone whose soul would not buy me a pair of farm boots? if there was one thing or one worthy person, I would have sold my soul long ago. Sometimes one will reach the juncture when it is a must to step on others to go ahead, and maybe killing will be the easiest solution to spare the headache of cooking up excuses for that other person just to move on.”
― M.K. Ramadan, Sapphire Sorcerer