Top 250 Laura Thalassa Quotes (2026 Update)
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201. “I don’t understand why, but I want to be close to you, I want to hold you when you say you are cold.”

— Laura Thalassa

202. “It feels like I’ve just conceded a little bit of my soul. But Des has been collecting pieces of my soul since the night I took my father’s life. As far as I’m concerned, he can have it; I know he’ll take good care of it. Des’s.”

— Laura Thalassa

203. “Why did you have to ruin the world?” the horseman retorts. “I didn’t.” “You did. Just as I don’t have to touch each man to kill him, nor do you have to personally light the world on fire to be the reason it burns.”

— Laura Thalassa

204. “I love you too.” Funny how those words got easier to say the more I voiced them.”

— Laura Thalassa

205. “Dear God,” I breathe. From the earth, the dead rise.”

— Laura Thalassa

206. “You’re the one everyone calls Pestilence the Conqueror,” I say. “Can’t you even tell when you’ve won an argument?”

— Laura Thalassa

207. “And now we’re afraid of each other. That’s what the two of us are. Afraid of hoping when all hope’s ever done is break us. Afraid of getting exactly what we want.”

— Laura Thalassa

208. “It’s hard to remember what you loved without also remembering what you hated.”

— Laura Thalassa

209. “Just because you like honey doesn’t mean you must also like the bee.”

— Laura Thalassa

210. “Toying with this supervillain was kind of fun. Much better than my usual experience with them, which usually involved lots of blood and pain. I.”

— Laura Thalassa

211. “I love this broken, broken creature, and damn him to the pits of hell for making me feel it when I should hate him all over again.”

— Laura Thalassa

212. “Let our enemies come.”

— Laura Thalassa

213. “I vowed to you that I would change,” he says. “I’m trying.”

— Laura Thalassa

214. “Your kind has not been made wrong,” War says cryptically, “but you have all collectively chosen wrong.”

— Laura Thalassa

215. “Weird is just a euphemism for an emotion I can’t actually put a name on.”

— Laura Thalassa

216. “It’s quite easy to control people once you understand them.”

— Laura Thalassa

217. “And of course, he had to be evil. Why do all the sexy guys have to have issues? Why?”

— Laura Thalassa

218. “Every single creature runs from me – except you.”

— Laura Thalassa

219. “The government had been controlling my nightly visits.”

— Laura Thalassa

220. “I met his eyes. “Easily. I could love you easily.”

— Laura Thalassa

221. “Someone so annoying didn’t deserve to look that good.”

— Laura Thalassa

222. “I love you. Maybe more than all of what I am. And I don’t understand why, but I do. I love you.”

— Laura Thalassa

223. “Being with you makes me feel as though I have swallowed the sun. Everything is brighter, fuller, better because of you.”

— Laura Thalassa

224. “All religions want the same thing-salvation. We’re all the same.”

— Laura Thalassa

225. “Solstice expectations: everyone shall set aside their quarrels for this week, hold hands, and sing kumbaya. Solstice reality: everyone shall come within an inch of death at least once.”

— Laura Thalassa

226. “I can do whatever it is I want. So come closer,” I say, moving out into deeper water, souls slipping past me. “Find me beneath the waves. Feel my watery kiss. Drown in my arms. Die for me, my undying king.”

— Laura Thalassa

227. “So, that’s how it feels to be glamoured by a siren,” he says, the corner of his mouth curving up just the slightest, “like I’ve been caught by my balls.” He comes in close, his smirk growing. “The whole thing was horribly invasive. I rather enjoyed it.”

— Laura Thalassa

228. “My child has been in you that entire time. No wonder you’ve been so bloodthirsty.” Oh God.”

— Laura Thalassa

229. “Pray for the world, dear Sara. War is coming.”

— Laura Thalassa

230. “You’re wrong if you think that angers me.” His smile is menacing. “Everything you are has been made for me.”

— Laura Thalassa

231. “He has yet to realize that you don’t have to cut someone to make them bleed. Take away the most precious thing they have, and they will suffer.”

— Laura Thalassa

232. “I don’t follow any of this. I don’t speak psycho.”

— Laura Thalassa

233. “My vicious Sleeping Beauty. This is our violent fairytale.”

— Laura Thalassa

234. “Instead, I reach out and run my hand over his wings. He closes his eyes, like he’s savoring the sensation. Getting up, I circle behind him, studying the silvery skin of them as my hand passes over each talon and joint. Beneath my touch, I feel him shiver. His wings stretch in response, the fine veins of them clearly visible even here in the dim lighting. “I always assumed that fairies had butterfly wings,” I admit. “You’re not wrong,” Des says, his back still to me. “Mine are particularly rare.”

— Laura Thalassa

235. “Those grave robbers resurrected more than an ancient queen when they took Serenity. My heart and my spirit slept with my wife, and those two have now woken. Just as I feared they would.”

— Laura Thalassa

236. “To take what I want, when I want, and to apologize to no one for it.”

— Laura Thalassa

237. “When it comes to grief, words have no balm strong enough to soothe the soul.”

— Laura Thalassa

238. “Des’s voice drops low, so that only I can hear it. “Have I told you how easy it was to kill Karnon? His bones broke like twigs, his body burst like overripe fruit.” Des smiles, the action cruel. “Ending him was the easiest thing to do in the world.”

— Laura Thalassa

239. “Fine,” he rasps. “I’ll help you at” – more teeth gnashing and another raking gaze which pauses on the tear on my cheek – “no cost.” He practically chokes on the words.”

— Laura Thalassa

240. “My eyes slit. “Des,” I warn. He removes my hand from his chest. “Is that supposed to be a threatening tone?” he asks, raising an eyebrow. He clucks his tongue and brings my hand up to his mouth. “Because if it is,” he continues, “then you’ve got to work on your intimidation game,” he continues. “I mean, you gave it a decent try, but I’m more turned on than anything else.” Des.”

— Laura Thalassa

241. “Because around you,” he says, “I feel the oddest urge to use my power to create rather than destroy.”

— Laura Thalassa

242. “That life might be what I want, but my existence really was never about what I wanted. I was woken to save the world.”

— Laura Thalassa

243. “The longer we linger out in the street, the more people trickle out of whatever buildings they took shelter in to now lend a hand. My throat thickens at the sight. This is what Pestilence misses in his quest to kill us off. That right alongside the worst of human nature is the best of it. We all work somberly together.”

— Laura Thalassa

244. “He still doesn’t seem to understand that repairing that which he broke doesn’t make it new again. It makes it scarred.”

— Laura Thalassa

245. “That’s what happens when you discover you have a soulmate. The fear of a lifetime of loneliness evaporates.”

— Laura Thalassa

246. “That soul of hers, tempered by the hottest of forges, has been and always will be mine.”

— Laura Thalassa

247. “The queen lives.”

— Laura Thalassa

248. “Was this what love was like? Not just something to fight and die for, but something that didn’t draw attention to itself unless you looked for it?”

— Laura Thalassa

249. “Well, are you going to make me breakfast, Romeo?” I asked him. While he was off murdering people, I’d had to drink water from the bathroom sink. The bathroom sink!”

— Laura Thalassa

250. “Hell couldn’t give me a more wicked man; heaven couldn’t give me a more perfect moment.”

— Laura Thalassa