Ewa Janson

“Why do the pharaohs, popes, priests, some sects, etc. build objects based on a certain arithmetic pattern? It is very obvious; /.../”
― Eve Janson, Ann - This is mine! Re-Programming 2: Anu

“I'm looking for Mr. Invisible - it became my hobby recently. There must be any Master of Alchemy, somewhere, I'm looking and I can't see - the cherubs running away only. Where are you, Master?!
- He is in the Stones, Eve, I'm saying.
I turned back. Seth? No, it's female voice.
- It's me, do you still remember?
- Ann??!! They let you out?? What are you doing in Seth's guts?
- You can't do without Jinn? What bowels, this is my refuge.
- Aha... - I gasped in relief. - I was trying to wear Seth' garb yesterday and, of course, I failed. By the way, where is Anu?
- Into the wildfires, caught by the Big Wave as for now.
- How did you what I can't, Ann?
She looked at me with great astonishment. The depth of her black eyes...
- Eve... - Pause - I was naked...”
― Eve Janson, The Jinn Within - the Navigators

“5. Riding the Black Dragon
Chasing an opponent is one of our rules. We do have one more.
- Hello, boy :)
- Hello, the Countess...”
― Eve Janson, The Witching Runes 3: The Rider of Black Dragon

“The Golem and Blood - Say Twelve
- Will you be sitting quietly or should I get rid of you? - His hatred struck like an icy breeze. She sensed fear in him.
- I'll be quiet - she said for goodbye, dryly - I'm sick of looking at you.
Closing the door, she whispered "Nathaniel"... The demon heard the Witch, his Witch.
- Should you come? - the beast whispered in her thoughts.
- Yes, I am bleeding - she said or maybe she was begging, who knows?
Traveling to the desert took her longer than usual, she was weak. Her blood dripped on the sand, staining its grains. She sat in a hot hell. Suddenly, she has been surrounded by shadow, a lot of shadows. Nathaniel, standing behind her, laughed.
- Why do you cut your veins, Witch?
She wasn't scared at all, she knew the rules, a lot about it.”
― Eve Janson, The Witching Runes 2: The Death and Book