Nick Rodriguez

“Gordon had never really thought about it that way. Instead of pursuing it further, he asked, “So, how dangerous is the new kingdom?” asked Gordon.”
― M.J. Sewall, Dream Of Empty Crowns

“The kingdom has so much history, that they seem to have forgotten a lot of it. It is said that their history books are buried deep under the kingdom, but no one can find them. There's so much paper and old books stored in the vaults, that no one can find anything. So they'll hear an old family story, and they will assume it's that person. They seem to have kept such good records about everything, that no one can actually find the truth. My mother describes it like throwing a handful of salt in the ocean and then trying to go find it again.”
― M.J. Sewall, Dream Of Empty Crowns

“Loren explained that the oldest part of the kingdom was connected to the new part, and it would be obvious when they would get there, because the buildings were so much different. Both kingdoms were actually connected, with no breaks between. Just one giant kingdom of buildings.”
― M.J. Sewall, Dream Of Empty Crowns

“Just what I’ve been waiting for - a vague set of sentences which might just relate to my day if I skew the meaning to fit whatever random things actually occur.”
― Caroline Peckham, The Awakening