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C.S. Pacat Quote: “This one stays with me.”

251. “This one stays with me.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “The cuff, unmistakably, was the twin to the one Damen wore, altered last night by a blacksmith for Laurent’s finer wrist. Damen said, ‘Wear it for me.’ For.”

252. “The cuff, unmistakably, was the twin to the one Damen wore, altered last night by a blacksmith for Laurent’s finer wrist. Damen said, ‘Wear it for me.’ For.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “Pallas dropped to his knees in front of Damen, almost glowing with the distinction of what his three victories allowed him to do. ‘If it please my lords and ladies,’ said Pallas, ‘I claim the honour of combat with the King.’ There.”

253. “Pallas dropped to his knees in front of Damen, almost glowing with the distinction of what his three victories allowed him to do. ‘If it please my lords and ladies,’ said Pallas, ‘I claim the honour of combat with the King.’ There.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “The soldier pulled the bag away from the severed head. It.”

254. “The soldier pulled the bag away from the severed head. It.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “We can look out over desolation and ruin together.”

255. “We can look out over desolation and ruin together.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “He is a prize,” said Torveld warmly. “I’ll wager you never thought a prince could be jealous of a slave. Right now I would exchange places with you in a heartbeat.” You.”

256. “He is a prize,” said Torveld warmly. “I’ll wager you never thought a prince could be jealous of a slave. Right now I would exchange places with you in a heartbeat.” You.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “Laurent. Sleep it off. In the morning, you can punish us both. Or forget this ever happened. Or pretend to.’ He did all of this quite adeptly, though he found that before he poured the water it took him a moment to catch his breath. He put both his hands on the table and leaned his weight on it, only a little breathless.”

257. “Laurent. Sleep it off. In the morning, you can punish us both. Or forget this ever happened. Or pretend to.’ He did all of this quite adeptly, though he found that before he poured the water it took him a moment to catch his breath. He put both his hands on the table and leaned his weight on it, only a little breathless.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “He dismounted. ‘Are you here to kill me?’ said Jord. ‘No,’ said Damen. There was a silence. They stood two paces apart. Jord had a knife drawn, and held it low, a white-knuckled fist around the hilt. Damen said, ‘You haven’t told him.’ ‘You don’t even deny it?’ said Jord.”

258. “He dismounted. ‘Are you here to kill me?’ said Jord. ‘No,’ said Damen. There was a silence. They stood two paces apart. Jord had a knife drawn, and held it low, a white-knuckled fist around the hilt. Damen said, ‘You haven’t told him.’ ‘You don’t even deny it?’ said Jord.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “I will pledge,’ said Makedon, ‘if the Prince will ride.’ Damen.”

259. “I will pledge,’ said Makedon, ‘if the Prince will ride.’ Damen.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “The problem with tents was that you couldn’t knock. Damen leaned his weight on one of the poles and called out. The delay from within was pronounced. Finally Jord appeared, shirtless and wide-shouldered. Rather than waste time tying laces, he was holding his pants up with a casual hand. The raised tent flap showed the source of the delay. Pale-limbed, tangled in bedding, Aimeric had pushed himself up on one elbow, flushed from his chest all the way up past his neck. ‘The.”

260. “The problem with tents was that you couldn’t knock. Damen leaned his weight on one of the poles and called out. The delay from within was pronounced. Finally Jord appeared, shirtless and wide-shouldered. Rather than waste time tying laces, he was holding his pants up with a casual hand. The raised tent flap showed the source of the delay. Pale-limbed, tangled in bedding, Aimeric had pushed himself up on one elbow, flushed from his chest all the way up past his neck. ‘The.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “Nikandros didn’t speak again. He just stared in silence, white as one who had been struck a blow. Then, as though one leg gave out, and then the other, he dropped slowly to his knees, an Akielon commander kneeling on the rough trampled stones of a Veretian fort. He said, ‘Damianos.’ Before.”

261. “Nikandros didn’t speak again. He just stared in silence, white as one who had been struck a blow. Then, as though one leg gave out, and then the other, he dropped slowly to his knees, an Akielon commander kneeling on the rough trampled stones of a Veretian fort. He said, ‘Damianos.’ Before.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “He let them see the cuff on his wrist, as he let them see him. He knew by now the ever-present whisper: Damianos, risen from the dead. He watched the army fall silent before him. He.”

262. “He let them see the cuff on his wrist, as he let them see him. He knew by now the ever-present whisper: Damianos, risen from the dead. He watched the army fall silent before him. He.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “He suited the sunset, as if he was part of the light that was slipping from the world. Will thought, The land would be cold and dark if you were gone.”

263. “He suited the sunset, as if he was part of the light that was slipping from the world. Will thought, The land would be cold and dark if you were gone.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “The advice of his father came back to him, never to take your eyes off a wounded boar: that once you engaged an animal in the hunt, you must fight it to the finish, and that when a boar was wounded, that was when it the most dangerous animal of all. That thought nagged at him.”

264. “The advice of his father came back to him, never to take your eyes off a wounded boar: that once you engaged an animal in the hunt, you must fight it to the finish, and that when a boar was wounded, that was when it the most dangerous animal of all. That thought nagged at him.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “So you will parley with me as with a king, and you will tell me why you called me here.’ Deliberately, Damen tossed the knife onto the floor of the tent. Laurent’s eyes didn’t follow its path. His gaze held steady. ‘Didn’t you know?’ said Laurent. ‘My uncle is in Akielos.”

265. “So you will parley with me as with a king, and you will tell me why you called me here.’ Deliberately, Damen tossed the knife onto the floor of the tent. Laurent’s eyes didn’t follow its path. His gaze held steady. ‘Didn’t you know?’ said Laurent. ‘My uncle is in Akielos.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “White-faced, Jord took one look at his expression and said, ‘He’s not coming.’ ‘We’re outnumbered,’ said Damen, ‘but if you run, you might still make it out.’ ‘If we’re outnumbered, what are you going to do?’ Damen drove his horse onward, ready to take up his own place on the front line. He said, ‘Fight.”

266. “White-faced, Jord took one look at his expression and said, ‘He’s not coming.’ ‘We’re outnumbered,’ said Damen, ‘but if you run, you might still make it out.’ ‘If we’re outnumbered, what are you going to do?’ Damen drove his horse onward, ready to take up his own place on the front line. He said, ‘Fight.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “This is not the way I planned to spend the eve of war,’ said Laurent. ‘With me in your bed?’ ‘And in my confidences,’ said Laurent. Laurent.”

267. “This is not the way I planned to spend the eve of war,’ said Laurent. ‘With me in your bed?’ ‘And in my confidences,’ said Laurent. Laurent.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “Always and forever, he was bound to one person.”

268. “Always and forever, he was bound to one person.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “We make the exchange in a place where no man can bring an army, or draw a sword, on pain of death.’ Damen said, ‘We make the exchange in the Kingsmeet.’ There.”

269. “We make the exchange in a place where no man can bring an army, or draw a sword, on pain of death.’ Damen said, ‘We make the exchange in the Kingsmeet.’ There.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “Laurent wasn’t here because he had chosen not to be here. And when he thought about goodbye, it was a welling silence full of all the things he couldn’t say. He.”

270. “Laurent wasn’t here because he had chosen not to be here. And when he thought about goodbye, it was a welling silence full of all the things he couldn’t say. He.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “If he could do it, Damen could do it. He could make impersonal negotiations, speak in the formal language of kings. The ache of loss didn’t make sense, because Laurent had never been his. He had known that.”

271. “If he could do it, Damen could do it. He could make impersonal negotiations, speak in the formal language of kings. The ache of loss didn’t make sense, because Laurent had never been his. He had known that.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “If you want an answer, you’ll need to ask the question,’ said Laurent. ‘Half the men riding in your company are convinced you’re a virgin.’ ‘Is that a question?’ ‘Yes.’ ‘I’m twenty years old,’ said Laurent, ‘and I’ve been the recipient of offers almost as long as I can remember.’ ‘Is.”

272. “If you want an answer, you’ll need to ask the question,’ said Laurent. ‘Half the men riding in your company are convinced you’re a virgin.’ ‘Is that a question?’ ‘Yes.’ ‘I’m twenty years old,’ said Laurent, ‘and I’ve been the recipient of offers almost as long as I can remember.’ ‘Is.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “Interrupted, the kiss was alive between them, in dark eyes and heartbeats.”

273. “Interrupted, the kiss was alive between them, in dark eyes and heartbeats.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “The last time a slaughter had taken his home from him, he’d been the one stupid with emotion, stumbling through it, making mistakes that had gotten others killed. Now he knew: Don’t grieve. Move. One foot after another, that’s how you survive.”

274. “The last time a slaughter had taken his home from him, he’d been the one stupid with emotion, stumbling through it, making mistakes that had gotten others killed. Now he knew: Don’t grieve. Move. One foot after another, that’s how you survive.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “It took me until I was nine to realise he was letting me win. I just thought I had a very fast pony.”

275. “It took me until I was nine to realise he was letting me win. I just thought I had a very fast pony.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “If you are concerned that my memory for wrongs against me is longer than ten months,′ said Laurent, ’there’s no need for anxiety. I am sure you can persuade me you were genuinely mistaken.”

276. “If you are concerned that my memory for wrongs against me is longer than ten months,′ said Laurent, ’there’s no need for anxiety. I am sure you can persuade me you were genuinely mistaken.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “Dear Charls. Whatever will you do with your own Kemptian silk? It will spoil on the road.’ ‘We aren’t carrying any Kemptian silk,’ said the Prince. It took a moment for those words to be understood, and then Makon’s expression changed. ‘Oh, did you think we were? I’m afraid you undercut yourself for no reason.’ A look of fury had appeared on Makon’s face. The Prince said, ‘A little healthy competition.’ Dinner.”

277. “Dear Charls. Whatever will you do with your own Kemptian silk? It will spoil on the road.’ ‘We aren’t carrying any Kemptian silk,’ said the Prince. It took a moment for those words to be understood, and then Makon’s expression changed. ‘Oh, did you think we were? I’m afraid you undercut yourself for no reason.’ A look of fury had appeared on Makon’s face. The Prince said, ‘A little healthy competition.’ Dinner.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “Lamen was relegated to a small three-legged stool at the table end. Servants.”

278. “Lamen was relegated to a small three-legged stool at the table end. Servants.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “The strongest move you can make right now is to take Fortaine. It will give you full control of the south. With Ravenel, Fortaine and Acquitart you’ll hold Vere’s southern trade routes to Akielos as well as to Patras. You already hold the southern routes to Vask, and Fortaine gives you access to a port. You’ll have everything you need to launch a northern campaign.’ There.”

279. “The strongest move you can make right now is to take Fortaine. It will give you full control of the south. With Ravenel, Fortaine and Acquitart you’ll hold Vere’s southern trade routes to Akielos as well as to Patras. You already hold the southern routes to Vask, and Fortaine gives you access to a port. You’ll have everything you need to launch a northern campaign.’ There.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “Nikandros came to stand beside him. ‘Jokaste is confined in a cell in the east wing. Do you have further orders?’ ‘Strip her and send her to Vere as a slave?’ Damen didn’t move from the sill. Nikandros said, ‘You don’t really want that.’ ‘No,’ he said. ‘I want it to be worse.’ He.”

280. “Nikandros came to stand beside him. ‘Jokaste is confined in a cell in the east wing. Do you have further orders?’ ‘Strip her and send her to Vere as a slave?’ Damen didn’t move from the sill. Nikandros said, ‘You don’t really want that.’ ‘No,’ he said. ‘I want it to be worse.’ He.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “You will accompany me,’ said Laurent, ’in lieu of a guard, and we leave at dusk. And that is as far as I will bend on this subject. Any further opining from you will not meet with a loving reception.”

281. “You will accompany me,’ said Laurent, ’in lieu of a guard, and we leave at dusk. And that is as far as I will bend on this subject. Any further opining from you will not meet with a loving reception.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “To be seen was to invite the violence of destruction.”

282. “To be seen was to invite the violence of destruction.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “I am Damianos, true son of Theomedes, and I have returned to fight for you as your King.’ A.”

283. “I am Damianos, true son of Theomedes, and I have returned to fight for you as your King.’ A.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “Last night, in the evening darkness of the tent, he had pulled this gift from his packs and looked down at it, feeling its weight in his hands. Once or twice before, he had thought about this moment. In his most private thoughts, he’d imagined it happening with the two of them alone together.”

284. “Last night, in the evening darkness of the tent, he had pulled this gift from his packs and looked down at it, feeling its weight in his hands. Once or twice before, he had thought about this moment. In his most private thoughts, he’d imagined it happening with the two of them alone together.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “He didn’t take his eyes off Laurent. ‘Arrest me,’ said Damen. ‘I have raised hands to the Prince.’ The.”

285. “He didn’t take his eyes off Laurent. ‘Arrest me,’ said Damen. ‘I have raised hands to the Prince.’ The.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “It’s all very well caring about sheep when you killed six of my men,” said Phillip.”

286. “It’s all very well caring about sheep when you killed six of my men,” said Phillip.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “For a moment he thought Laurent wasn’t going to do it. But in public, Laurent had no recourse to refusal. Laurent extended his hand. And then waited, palm outstretched, his eyes lifting to meet Damen’s. Laurent said, ‘Put it on me.’ Every.”

287. “For a moment he thought Laurent wasn’t going to do it. But in public, Laurent had no recourse to refusal. Laurent extended his hand. And then waited, palm outstretched, his eyes lifting to meet Damen’s. Laurent said, ‘Put it on me.’ Every.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “I don’t think I need to bring in more men,” said Laurent. “I think all I have to do is tell you to kneel, and you’ll do it. Without me lifting a finger to help anyone.” “You’re right,” said Damen. “I can end this any time I like?” said Laurent. “I haven’t even begun.”

288. “I don’t think I need to bring in more men,” said Laurent. “I think all I have to do is tell you to kneel, and you’ll do it. Without me lifting a finger to help anyone.” “You’re right,” said Damen. “I can end this any time I like?” said Laurent. “I haven’t even begun.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “Laurent had delivered all Damen had asked for, tied up neatly in a bow. All within the space of a day. If you put everything else aside, you had to admire it for sheer organisational efficiency. If.”

289. “Laurent had delivered all Damen had asked for, tied up neatly in a bow. All within the space of a day. If you put everything else aside, you had to admire it for sheer organisational efficiency. If.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “Gratified, Damen stood still while the attendants scraped the oil from his body, and towelled him down. He returned to the dais, where he spread his arms for the attendants to re-pin his clothing. ‘Good fight,’ he said, taking his place again on the throne beside Laurent. He waved over some wine. ‘What is it?’ ‘Nothing,’ said Laurent, and found somewhere else to put his eyes.”

290. “Gratified, Damen stood still while the attendants scraped the oil from his body, and towelled him down. He returned to the dais, where he spread his arms for the attendants to re-pin his clothing. ‘Good fight,’ he said, taking his place again on the throne beside Laurent. He waved over some wine. ‘What is it?’ ‘Nothing,’ said Laurent, and found somewhere else to put his eyes.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “His escort arrived. It was six men, and one of them, already mounted, was Jord, who looked him right in the eye and said, ‘You kept your word.’ His.”

291. “His escort arrived. It was six men, and one of them, already mounted, was Jord, who looked him right in the eye and said, ‘You kept your word.’ His.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “It’s what I came here last night to say. I’m going to take care of it.’ ‘Promise me,’ Damen heard himself say. ‘Promise me we won’t let him – ’ ‘I promise.’ Laurent.”

292. “It’s what I came here last night to say. I’m going to take care of it.’ ‘Promise me,’ Damen heard himself say. ‘Promise me we won’t let him – ’ ‘I promise.’ Laurent.”

$C.S. Pacat Quote: “I can’t – I have to – ’ he heard himself say, and the words came out in his own language. Distantly he heard Laurent answer him in Veretian, even as he felt Laurent begin to spill, the pulsing jerk of his body, the first wet stripe of it, hot as blood. Laurent came beneath him, and he tried to experience all of it, tried to hold on, but his body was too close to its own release, and he did as he was bid in Laurent’s fractured voice, and emptied himself inside.”$

293. “I can’t – I have to – ’ he heard himself say, and the words came out in his own language. Distantly he heard Laurent answer him in Veretian, even as he felt Laurent begin to spill, the pulsing jerk of his body, the first wet stripe of it, hot as blood. Laurent came beneath him, and he tried to experience all of it, tried to hold on, but his body was too close to its own release, and he did as he was bid in Laurent’s fractured voice, and emptied himself inside.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “He said it to Laurent. Laurent said that from this moment on, any Veretian who struck an Akielon would be executed. He trusted the honour of the Akielons, he said. Only a coward hit a man who wasn’t allowed to hit back. It.”

294. “He said it to Laurent. Laurent said that from this moment on, any Veretian who struck an Akielon would be executed. He trusted the honour of the Akielons, he said. Only a coward hit a man who wasn’t allowed to hit back. It.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “I will find you,” Anharion said. “I will always find you. Try to run.”

295. “I will find you,” Anharion said. “I will always find you. Try to run.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “While many of the king’s victories were celebrated in the sun, they were won in the dark.”

296. “While many of the king’s victories were celebrated in the sun, they were won in the dark.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “The physician said, ‘I was told you would be difficult. Very well. The better it heals, the less your back will trouble you with stiffness, both now and later in life, so that you will be better able to swing a sword around, killing a great many people. I was told you would be responsive to that argument.”

297. “The physician said, ‘I was told you would be difficult. Very well. The better it heals, the less your back will trouble you with stiffness, both now and later in life, so that you will be better able to swing a sword around, killing a great many people. I was told you would be responsive to that argument.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “Time unslid the knot of any last ribbon of tension.”

298. “Time unslid the knot of any last ribbon of tension.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “Laurent could also throw a spear. Probably.”

299. “Laurent could also throw a spear. Probably.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “He didn’t care who Laurent took to bed. He.”

300. “He didn’t care who Laurent took to bed. He.”

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