Цитаты из книги Chama de Ferro

«Я дам тебе знать, если моё наказание будет включать в себя смерть или прочие неудобства».

«Я уже буду знать, так как я постоянно с тобой, — проворчал

Тэйрн. — Вынужден быть свидетелем постоянного позора, который представляют собой люди в возрасте двадцати одного года.»

«Я постараюсь позориться меньше».

«Если бы могла, ты бы так уже не делала».

It’s better to find joy in your power than it is to fear it.

This right here makes everything worth it. The world could disintegrate around us and I’m not sure I’d notice—or care—as long as I have him in my arms.

Shit. What is this? Jealousy? Anxiety? Insecurity?

“All three,” Tairn responds in utter annoyance. “To which I will remind you that not a single dragon chose her. You were selected by two. Pull yourself together.”

“Violence, remember it’s only the body that’s fragile. You are unbreakable.”

On your own, you’re both capable of terrifying things with those signets. Together? You’re a fucking menace.

I meant what I said on the parapet. Even when I’m not with you, there’s only you.

And hope? That shit is harder to kill than a dragon.

We will settle matters of emotion after matters of life.

We might not compliment each other, but we complement each other.

“We do not eat our allies,” Tairn lectures.
“You never let me have any fun.”

“I love you. She will never sit in this seat. She will never wear a Tyrrish crown. She’s never had me on my knees in front of her.” His mouth curves into a wicked grin that makes me instantly ready for it to be tonight. “And I’ve also never fucked her with my tongue.”

“Scratch her eyes out,” Andarna suggests. “Really. The eyes are the softest tissue. Just jab your thumbs in there—”
“Andarna! Use some common sense,” Tairn snaps. “The kneecaps are a much easier target.”

“So what are the Sorrengail siblings going to do now that you’re all reunited?” Xaden asks, lifting his head to look at my family.
“We’re going to beat the shit out of our brother,” Mira answers with a smile.
“Survive,” Brennan chimes in.

“Can you carry a luminary?”
“That question insults me.”
“Can you carry a luminary while insulted?” she prods.

It’s hard to leave behind everything you know, everything you love, because your honor demands it.