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I ran that through risk assessment and it produced the equivalent of a shrug sigil. (Emotion check: Shrug sigil right back at you, you piece of shit.)
“Those who believe in stories are always changing my mind about tales I thought I knew.”
― Long Live Evil
― Long Live Evil
“He remembered Eric scribbling energetically over loose pages by candlelight, recalled, under the glaring eyes of a lost city, a dying child’s hands scrabbling for a book. Art is the final consolation.”
― Long Live Evil
― Long Live Evil
“Oh, for the love of all the saints, neither of you are going to die. I am an amazing witch, I can do this spell in my sleep. I just wanted to make sure you two really cared for each other. And it could not be clearer that you do. Now. Everyone stand back because I’m about to be bloody fantastic.”
― The Wedding Witch
― The Wedding Witch
“She knew him, and he was a nightmare and a catastrophe, doom she could not hope to control.”
― Long Live Evil
― Long Live Evil
“You’re not making any sense,” said Marius, “I have no interest in ever loving Lady Lia. I—”
Eric put a hand over his mouth. “Please do not attract the attention of the narrative. Let’s escape the burning city with a train of terrified refugees in a low-key way. In a way that should be told in a paragraph. Better yet, a footnote. If you think of any dramatic speeches, keep them to yourself.”
― Long Live Evil
Eric put a hand over his mouth. “Please do not attract the attention of the narrative. Let’s escape the burning city with a train of terrified refugees in a low-key way. In a way that should be told in a paragraph. Better yet, a footnote. If you think of any dramatic speeches, keep them to yourself.”
― Long Live Evil
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