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For the first time in a long while, when Vehan drew a breath, it actually felt like breathing.
“I ask for you. I ask for all of you.” The Princess took a small breath, let it out again. “I ask for stories of your childhood in Terinto, of the family you scarcely remember, of the tinker who bought you, of how you escaped your second master, of your ku-sai, of your time serving my father in the Imperial Army. I ask for your thoughts and your dreams, and in the quiet of night, I ask that you confess your fears. You can have all of me, but that is the price I demand in return.” Joslyn stared at her without speaking, until silence itself rang loudly in Tasia’s ears. “Say something.” “It is a high price,” the guard said. “Say you’ll pay it,” said Tasia, a plea trembling”
― Princess of Dorsa
― Princess of Dorsa
“She could smell it now as well, a scent like red wine, like powdered amber, subtle yet deeply powerful, as if these twisted trees somehow fed upon the stories of man throughout all the pages of time.”
― Twelve Kings in Sharakhai
― Twelve Kings in Sharakhai
“Released, I am a spear in the hands of the sun.”
― A Memory Called Empire
― A Memory Called Empire
“Gravity is matter's response to loneliness”
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“They want the equality of man. They want freedom. You speak truth when you say that they cannot, in sanity, hope to get it—and especially by violence.” “Then they are mad!” “Nay—not mad. Ignorant and desperate and oppressed. They’re tired of paying for unsuccessful wars, they’re tired of serfdom or unfair wages for their labor. They’re tired of eating black bread while the manor lords, baron and abbot alike, eat venison and fat capons. It’s natural, and a change will come in time, I believe.”
― Katherine
― Katherine
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