Top 80 Opal Reyne Quotes (2026 Update)
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51. “He wanted to keep it as a token from her. She made me something.”

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52. “It was becoming Nathair-Linh speak. Linhair speak, he thought with humour.”

— Opal Reyne

53. “He hoped one day she would allow him to be seated next to her and allow him to gaze at her while they did this. I want to lay my head in her lap.”

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54. “If this is the afterlife, I wish there was a way to die even further.”

— Opal Reyne

55. “Is... there a way I can fight your dreams for you?” he asked, his tone ladened with so much concern it made her eyes bow. “I do not like that you are afraid of them.”

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56. “My name coming from him sounds like a sin.”

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57. “Even though it was heartbreaking, the beauty of this Duskwalker and his bony face, his horns, and even wings, was highlighted by those glowing, ethereal drops.”

— Opal Reyne

58. “Her smile when he told her had been unusually bright as it beamed from her delicate, pretty face. She is so lovely to behold, he thought at the time. He ached for this female in so many different ways that it stirred both his heart and his body.”

— Opal Reyne

59. “But you have not taken your favourite part of me yet, little spring,” Aleron purred against him.”

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60. “You’ve worded your offer very well, but I can see the danger lurking in it.” His brow cocked again, his lips twitching like his smile was threatening to fall. “I don’t know what you mean.” “You’re offering me a chance, not a guarantee.” She sliced her sword up so the sharp tip was pointing at his nose. “And pawns are usually insignificant to the grand plans in a game of chess. They are sacrificed without care and are often the first to die.”

— Opal Reyne

61. “I want you to be my beacon on the days the darkness wishes to take hold of me again.”

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62. “If he’d been a man... Linh would have never let him within ten feet of her.”

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63. “I have waited eons for her.”

— Opal Reyne

64. “Finding it was tasty, perhaps not to her level of skills but wonderful nonetheless, she took a bite of meat. It went down smoothly.”

— Opal Reyne

65. “She drank the tea I made for her. He knew if he had a human face with skin, he’d be beaming with a grin.”

— Opal Reyne

66. “He panted, drawing the softness and warmth that was Reia in his embrace closer, grinding his hips against her plump backside.”

— Opal Reyne

67. “I love you very deeply, my little doe. You are precious to me.”

— Opal Reyne

68. “Trust that I will protect you.”

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69. “Does that mean I can teach it?” A spark of joy lit in the centre of his chest. Magnar would enjoy teaching something about the world. “Would it look like... her?”

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70. “I have never had a human laugh as I’m about to eat them before.”

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71. “I could keep her warmer than any fire.”

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72. “I will always choose you,” Aleron said without thinking, only to pause.”

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73. “I think you broke my hymen.” “Your what?” he gasped, tilting his head as he looked down towards her pelvis. “I broke you?” Have humans gotten weaker over the eons? Dread crept through him. If he broke her, shouldn’t she be screaming and crying?”

— Opal Reyne

74. “I’m homesick for arms that don’t even know how to hold me.”

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75. “He didn’t want to be a menace upon any world, and this human was teaching him how to be better – without even knowing it.”

— Opal Reyne

76. “Good girl,” he rasped, making her eyes roll into the back of her head. “You brought yourself to me.”

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77. “I don’t know why the Demons didn’t eat me like the rest of my family. Just because I survived, does not mean that I am cursed or a bad omen.”

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78. “His words had gouged at her heart – like he was trying to reach into it and take it for himself.”

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79. “I’m terrible at taking orders. I’m much better at giving them.” “That sounds like a flaw you should work on.” “I’ve heard that before.”

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80. “He wanted a companion; he wanted someone to hold. Already she filled his mind with thoughts of her rather than the echoing loneliness he always felt. Her presence was already a comfort for him.”

— Opal Reyne

81. “Your life is precious. I will try to make sure it does not end if I can.”

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82. “But if they could be a support to lean on for each other when their minds rotted in decay, wouldn’t that be... comforting? They may end up hurting each other, but so long as they remembered it came from a place of confusion, disorientation, and pain, and forgave it, then their bond would be strong. They’d need affection and reassurance constantly to battle the darkness they both harboured within, so that any toxicity they brought forth was healed within the warmth of tenderness.”

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83. “How come you’re still inside me? Doesn’t it usually go back inside you?” He licked behind her ear since she’d hidden her face. “As long as it is sheltered in something warm and wet, it doesn’t matter where it is. You said I could be inside you whenever I wanted. I chose to rest with it lying in you.”

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84. “I want to lay my head in her lap.”

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85. “His chuckled deepened. “Because you are loud and clumsy, Reia. You will scare them away.”

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86. “I am not alone now.”

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87. “She,” Ingram corrected, as a small amount of awe filled him. His sight turned dark yellow in curiosity. “The Mavka is female.”

— Opal Reyne