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C.S. Pacat Quote: “There had been a silence, until Laurent had said, ‘You were right. I haven’t been thinking about it like this.’ ‘Like what?’ said Damen. ‘Like war,’ said Laurent. Now they faced one another on the dais and words rose to Damen’s lips, personal words. But what he said was, ‘Are you sure you want to leave your enemy in charge of your fort?’ ‘Yes,’ said Laurent. They.”

401. “There had been a silence, until Laurent had said, ‘You were right. I haven’t been thinking about it like this.’ ‘Like what?’ said Damen. ‘Like war,’ said Laurent. Now they faced one another on the dais and words rose to Damen’s lips, personal words. But what he said was, ‘Are you sure you want to leave your enemy in charge of your fort?’ ‘Yes,’ said Laurent. They.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “He has a mind for details, Radel had said. Damen.”

402. “He has a mind for details, Radel had said. Damen.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “As though the words were coming up from the depths of him, against his will, Nikandros said, ‘I want Ios.’ Damen.”

403. “As though the words were coming up from the depths of him, against his will, Nikandros said, ‘I want Ios.’ Damen.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “That is how Akielons win wars, isn’t it? Why fight the whole army, when you can just – Damen.”

404. “That is how Akielons win wars, isn’t it? Why fight the whole army, when you can just – Damen.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “You were right about Kastor,’ Damen said. It was all he said. ‘I.”

405. “You were right about Kastor,’ Damen said. It was all he said. ‘I.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “I told them when they ran me out of the Hall that I’d come back to walk on their graves.”

406. “I told them when they ran me out of the Hall that I’d come back to walk on their graves.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “The only reason Damen had that language was because his father had insisted that, for a prince, learning the words of an enemy was as important as learning the words of a friend. The.”

407. “The only reason Damen had that language was because his father had insisted that, for a prince, learning the words of an enemy was as important as learning the words of a friend. The.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “Damen found himself facing Jord. He didn’t need to look up to see the position of the sun. ‘I’m going to stop him,’ said Damen. ‘What are you going to do?’ ‘It’s noon,’ said Jord. The words sounded harsh, like they hurt his throat. ‘He needs me,’ said Damen. ‘I don’t care if you tell the world.’ And he rode his horse past Jord, onto the dais. Dismounting.”

408. “Damen found himself facing Jord. He didn’t need to look up to see the position of the sun. ‘I’m going to stop him,’ said Damen. ‘What are you going to do?’ ‘It’s noon,’ said Jord. The words sounded harsh, like they hurt his throat. ‘He needs me,’ said Damen. ‘I don’t care if you tell the world.’ And he rode his horse past Jord, onto the dais. Dismounting.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “The Veretian Prince is to be given my home, and he is to be your primary ally in this war?’ ‘Yes.’ ‘And you have made up your mind?’ ‘I have.’ Damen.”

409. “The Veretian Prince is to be given my home, and he is to be your primary ally in this war?’ ‘Yes.’ ‘And you have made up your mind?’ ‘I have.’ Damen.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “He tried to stand and get to them, and collapsed. How had he made it off this mountain last time? He remembered dizzily that Will had carried him. Will had put him on a horse, then put him to bed and lain down next to him. He remembered looking up into Will’s eyes, remembered how it had felt to have all that attention focused on him, dark eyes looking down into his own, a warm hand brushing hair from his face. God, he hated when he was weak.”

410. “He tried to stand and get to them, and collapsed. How had he made it off this mountain last time? He remembered dizzily that Will had carried him. Will had put him on a horse, then put him to bed and lain down next to him. He remembered looking up into Will’s eyes, remembered how it had felt to have all that attention focused on him, dark eyes looking down into his own, a warm hand brushing hair from his face. God, he hated when he was weak.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “Keep your mouth off my brother.”

411. “Keep your mouth off my brother.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “If Torveld insists strongly enough, I think my uncle will agree to some sort of – loan – or, more accurately, a permanent arrangement couched as a loan, so that it will not offend our allies in Akielos. It’s my understanding that Patran sensibilities regarding the treatment of slaves are similar to your own.” “They are.” “I.”

412. “If Torveld insists strongly enough, I think my uncle will agree to some sort of – loan – or, more accurately, a permanent arrangement couched as a loan, so that it will not offend our allies in Akielos. It’s my understanding that Patran sensibilities regarding the treatment of slaves are similar to your own.” “They are.” “I.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “My orders are to hold,’ said Damen. ‘We let the Regent commit first, to draw him out of position.’ ‘If we do that, and your Veretian doesn’t arrive, we’ll all be killed.’ ‘He’ll be here,’ said Damen. From.”

413. “My orders are to hold,’ said Damen. ‘We let the Regent commit first, to draw him out of position.’ ‘If we do that, and your Veretian doesn’t arrive, we’ll all be killed.’ ‘He’ll be here,’ said Damen. From.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “That isn’t why. She would have chosen him even if you’d had royal blood in your veins, even if you’d had the same blood as Kastor. You don’t understand the way a mind like that thinks. I do. If I were Jokaste and a king maker, I’d have chosen Kastor over you too.”

414. “That isn’t why. She would have chosen him even if you’d had royal blood in your veins, even if you’d had the same blood as Kastor. You don’t understand the way a mind like that thinks. I do. If I were Jokaste and a king maker, I’d have chosen Kastor over you too.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “There was something impossible about his beauty. He suited the sunset, as if he was part of the light that was slipping from the world.”

415. “There was something impossible about his beauty. He suited the sunset, as if he was part of the light that was slipping from the world.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “I used to beat Auguste all the time when we raced at Chastillon. It took me until I was nine to realise he was letting me win. I just thought I had a very fast pony.”

416. “I used to beat Auguste all the time when we raced at Chastillon. 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: “The constructed arrogance of the display was intentional. It said, exquisitely: Did you exert yourself at Charcy? I have been here examining my nails. Nikandros.”

417. “The constructed arrogance of the display was intentional. It said, exquisitely: Did you exert yourself at Charcy? I have been here examining my nails. Nikandros.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “Reining his horse alongside Damen’s, Laurent said, ‘You have your two extra weeks. Let’s see what we can do with them.’ In.”

418. “Reining his horse alongside Damen’s, Laurent said, ‘You have your two extra weeks. Let’s see what we can do with them.’ In.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “Someone wants you to know your messenger didn’t get through,’ said Damen. ‘Take the horse,’ said Laurent, ‘ride back to camp, and tell Jord that I will rejoin the company tomorrow morning.’ ‘What?”

419. “Someone wants you to know your messenger didn’t get through,’ said Damen. ‘Take the horse,’ said Laurent, ‘ride back to camp, and tell Jord that I will rejoin the company tomorrow morning.’ ‘What?”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “He flushed, hard. A golden wrist cuff had only one meaning: use, and submission, of the most private kind. He.”

420. “He flushed, hard. A golden wrist cuff had only one meaning: use, and submission, of the most private kind. He.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “We don’t choose the moment. The moment comes whether we will it or no, and we must make ourselves ready.”

421. “We don’t choose the moment. The moment comes whether we will it or no, and we must make ourselves ready.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “Laurent said steadily, ‘I have you oath that you will see this border skirmish through to its end? Then you have mind: stay with me until this thing is done, and I will take off the cuffs, and the collar. I will release you willingly. We can face each other as free men. Whatever its to fall out between us can do so then.”

422. “Laurent said steadily, ‘I have you oath that you will see this border skirmish through to its end? Then you have mind: stay with me until this thing is done, and I will take off the cuffs, and the collar. I will release you willingly. We can face each other as free men. Whatever its to fall out between us can do so then.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “You wouldn’t break an oath,’ said Damen, past the feeling in his chest. ‘Even to me.’ He had to force himself back. The tent was large enough to accommodate the movement, four paces between them. Laurent didn’t answer. He still had a hand clutched to his shoulder, his fingers sticky with blood. Laurent said, ‘Even to you?’ He.”

423. “You wouldn’t break an oath,’ said Damen, past the feeling in his chest. ‘Even to me.’ He had to force himself back. The tent was large enough to accommodate the movement, four paces between them. Laurent didn’t answer. He still had a hand clutched to his shoulder, his fingers sticky with blood. Laurent said, ‘Even to you?’ He.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “Lamen though of modest origins was a thoughtful young man who spoke Veretian very well, even if his knowledge of cloth was lacking. ‘I.”

424. “Lamen though of modest origins was a thoughtful young man who spoke Veretian very well, even if his knowledge of cloth was lacking. ‘I.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “You’ve spent a morning with him and you’re warning me off. Just wait,’ said Damen, ‘until you’ve spent a full day with him.’ ‘You mean that he improves with time?’ ‘Not exactly,’ said Damen.”

425. “You’ve spent a morning with him and you’re warning me off. Just wait,’ said Damen, ‘until you’ve spent a full day with him.’ ‘You mean that he improves with time?’ ‘Not exactly,’ said Damen.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “He had maintained from the beginning that he had wanted only his freedom. And that was exactly what he had been given. ‘I always meant to leave,’ he said. He.”

426. “He had maintained from the beginning that he had wanted only his freedom. And that was exactly what he had been given. ‘I always meant to leave,’ he said. He.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “But what is death,′ saif Kettering, ’to one who can return?”

427. “But what is death,′ saif Kettering, ’to one who can return?”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “I don’t know how this interrogation found its way into my bed. May I ask where I can expect it to travel next?”

428. “I don’t know how this interrogation found its way into my bed. May I ask where I can expect it to travel next?”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “Not everyone could have the blissful equanimity of Lamen, who seemed to pay the Prince no deference of rank, a piece of very good acting. Charls.”

429. “Not everyone could have the blissful equanimity of Lamen, who seemed to pay the Prince no deference of rank, a piece of very good acting. Charls.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “He knew that he was vulnerable to her in this state, that her expertise, like Laurent’s, was in finding weakness and pressing down. He looked over at Laurent and said, flatly, ‘Deal with it.’ Laurent.”

430. “He knew that he was vulnerable to her in this state, that her expertise, like Laurent’s, was in finding weakness and pressing down. He looked over at Laurent and said, flatly, ‘Deal with it.’ Laurent.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “Like a lie, cracking and dropping from him. He looked at the gleam of the gold where Guerin placed it, halved, on the workbench. Veretian shackles. In the curve of its metal was every humiliation of his time in this country, every frustration at Veretian confinement, every indignity of an Akielon serving a Veretian master. Except that it was Kastor who had put the collar on him, and Laurent who was freeing him. It.”

431. “Like a lie, cracking and dropping from him. He looked at the gleam of the gold where Guerin placed it, halved, on the workbench. Veretian shackles. In the curve of its metal was every humiliation of his time in this country, every frustration at Veretian confinement, every indignity of an Akielon serving a Veretian master. Except that it was Kastor who had put the collar on him, and Laurent who was freeing him. It.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “There was no Prince Damianos. The self that he had been striving to return to was gone. To.”

432. “There was no Prince Damianos. The self that he had been striving to return to was gone. To.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “I think he wants you because you were the jewel in another man’s crown.” The answer wound out of Will in the flickering light from the torch. “I think he has no idea of what you really are, or who he’s trying to summon. If he did, he’d never dare plunder the grave of a king.”

433. “I think he wants you because you were the jewel in another man’s crown.” The answer wound out of Will in the flickering light from the torch. “I think he has no idea of what you really are, or who he’s trying to summon. If he did, he’d never dare plunder the grave of a king.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “These were not the Regent’s troops. This was the army of Nikandros, the Kyros of Delpha, and his Commander, Makedon. A burst of activity in the courtyard, the clatter of hooves, voices raised in alarm – Damen.”

434. “These were not the Regent’s troops. This was the army of Nikandros, the Kyros of Delpha, and his Commander, Makedon. A burst of activity in the courtyard, the clatter of hooves, voices raised in alarm – Damen.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “The land would be cold and dark if you were gone. Seeing him now, Will felt lost forever to the knowledge that James was all he had wanted in his past life, and could never possess in this one.”

435. “The land would be cold and dark if you were gone. Seeing him now, Will felt lost forever to the knowledge that James was all he had wanted in his past life, and could never possess in this one.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “He fought, until he was only his body, the burn of flesh, the pounding of blood, the hot slick of sweat, until everything concentrated into one simple focus, the power of heavy steel, that could bring death. In the moment when he paused – stopped – there was only silence and the sound of his own breath. He turned. Laurent was standing in the doorway, watching him. He.”

436. “He fought, until he was only his body, the burn of flesh, the pounding of blood, the hot slick of sweat, until everything concentrated into one simple focus, the power of heavy steel, that could bring death. In the moment when he paused – stopped – there was only silence and the sound of his own breath. He turned. Laurent was standing in the doorway, watching him. He.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “You would really sacrifice your pride over the fate of a handful of slaves?”

437. “You would really sacrifice your pride over the fate of a handful of slaves?”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “You have me over the back of your horse.’ ‘It’s not like you to give up the reins,’ Damen couldn’t help saying. ‘Well, I can’t see the way over your shoulders.’ ‘We.”

438. “You have me over the back of your horse.’ ‘It’s not like you to give up the reins,’ Damen couldn’t help saying. ‘Well, I can’t see the way over your shoulders.’ ‘We.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “Laurent, he realised, had guarded his solitude for him. And his people, fearing the fierce, strange foreign prince, had done as Laurent ordered, and stayed out. He was stupidly, profoundly grateful for that. He.”

439. “Laurent, he realised, had guarded his solitude for him. And his people, fearing the fierce, strange foreign prince, had done as Laurent ordered, and stayed out. He was stupidly, profoundly grateful for that. He.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “You put Govart,’ said Damen, ‘in a cell with Laurent?’ ‘Yes.’ Guion spread his hands.”

440. “You put Govart,’ said Damen, ‘in a cell with Laurent?’ ‘Yes.’ Guion spread his hands.”

C.S. Pacat Quote: “James is not a possession, Will wanted to say. He had to force himself to sit still, to allow the idea that someone was going to put hands on James. His head was pounding.”

441. “James is not a possession, Will wanted to say. He had to force himself to sit still, to allow the idea that someone was going to put hands on James. His head was pounding.”

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