Bri

“Who said Athalar and Ruhn are still in the dungeons? They haven’t been since this morning.”
― Sarah J. Maas, House of Flame and Shadow

“They were Fae like us, but not. The ears, the grace, the strength were identical, but they were shape-shifters, all of them. Each capable of turning into an animal. And each, even in their humanoid body, equipped with elongated canine teeth. It was a puzzle—enough of one that my mother paused her warmongering. There were two types of Fae. From two seemingly unconnected and distant worlds. These new Fae bore elemental magic, strong enough to make Pelias wary of them. They were more aggressive than the Fae we knew—wilder. And they answered directly to Rigelus. It seemed, in fact, like they’d known Rigelus a long while.”
― Sarah J. Maas, House of Flame and Shadow

“Maybe all the ancient art that glorified the idea of memento mori had been brought to Midgard by these people.”
― Sarah J. Maas, House of Flame and Shadow

“Bryce had twisted their rules against them at the Autumn Equinox to marry Hunt, but according to those same rules, she now technically belonged to him. She was a princess, for Urd’s sake, and yet she was still the property of the untitled male she’d married.”
― Sarah J. Maas, House of Flame and Shadow