Lorraine

“his own question. “For want something she must. Like with Lord Pwyll when Arawn befriended him, for every encounter with the gods, there is a price to pay.”
― Sarah Woodbury, The Last Pendragon

“I thought surely I looked upon all the sons of Scotland of all the ages there in one place at one time, ready to fight for the very fistful of dirt they were each standing on. And in that I never saw more truth... than to truly live, was to have something worth dying for.”
― N. Gemini Sasson, Worth Dying For

“The vestiges of a once large and mighty army lay in scattered ruins. Its leaders had abandoned it – fled, to save their own lives so they might go back to England and live off the fat of their lands. The brave sons of Scotland had won their battle. Not because they were more – no, they were outnumbered four-fold. Not because they were better armed or paid. They won because, in order to live, they had to.”
― N. Gemini Sasson, Worth Dying For

“Friends they were, above all. Not servants. Not soldiers. Not subjects. But friends that I loved and to whom I owed everything. I had been blessed to know them. Honored that I was struck with a dream I could not part from. A simple dream. Freedom. All men are born free. We Scots have merely fought for what God intended us to have.”
― N. Gemini Sasson, The Honor Due a King