Alex

“If Magic can do that, let a clumsy young Magician save his brother when he shouldn't be able to... then using it for... hurting people, killing them... how could I do that? When Magic can bring my brother back from the brink of death, how could I use it for that?”
― H.D.A. Roberts, Shadowborn's Terror

“But what really worried me, what made me concerned for just who I was starting to become, was the fact that I didn't even slightly regret it.”
― H.D.A. Roberts, Heart's Darkness

“when English rolled around. 'Romeo and Juliette' this term. Allow me to summarise: Love, cock-up, bad communication, sad ending; waste of time that could have been spent reading 'The Hobbit'.”
― HDA Roberts, Shadowborn's Terror

“Why is it that nobody can ever say that nicely? It's never 'Shadowborn' like 'cookies', it's always 'Shadowborn', like 'Herpes”
― H.D.A. Roberts, The Sorcerer's Loss