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Sabaa Tahir Quote: “I witness myself through his eyes: angry and cold and weak and strong and brave and warm. Not the Blood Shrike. Helene. And I would be blind not to see what he feels for me. I am woven into his consciousness the way Elias used to be woven into mine. Harper is always aware of where I am, of whether I am all right.”

251. “I witness myself through his eyes: angry and cold and weak and strong and brave and warm. Not the Blood Shrike. Helene. And I would be blind not to see what he feels for me. I am woven into his consciousness the way Elias used to be woven into mine. Harper is always aware of where I am, of whether I am all right.”

— Sabaa Tahir

Sabaa Tahir Quote: “Part of me wants to ask him if I have made the right decision. After so many mistakes, I yearn for the reassurance that I haven’t ruined everything yet again. He will say yes, of course. He will comfort me and tell me this is the best way. But doing the right thing now does not undo every mistake I have already made. So I do not ask. I simply nod and follow as he leads the way. Because after all that has happened, I do not deserve comfort.”

252. “Part of me wants to ask him if I have made the right decision. After so many mistakes, I yearn for the reassurance that I haven’t ruined everything yet again. He will say yes, of course. He will comfort me and tell me this is the best way. But doing the right thing now does not undo every mistake I have already made. So I do not ask. I simply nod and follow as he leads the way. Because after all that has happened, I do not deserve comfort.”

— Sabaa Tahir

Sabaa Tahir Quote: “The Scholar girl. All that dark hair and those curves and her damned gold eyes. How he held her hand as they fled through the courtyard. The way she said his name and how, on her lips, it sounded like a song. I.”

253. “The Scholar girl. All that dark hair and those curves and her damned gold eyes. How he held her hand as they fled through the courtyard. The way she said his name and how, on her lips, it sounded like a song. I.”

— Sabaa Tahir

Sabaa Tahir Quote: “Wondering how someone who filled up a room could fit into a box so small.”

254. “Wondering how someone who filled up a room could fit into a box so small.”

— Sabaa Tahir

Sabaa Tahir Quote: “I’m not going to kill you,” I say, nestling the blade into his neck. “Just wanted you to know I could. Now take me to my execution, Emperor.”

255. “I’m not going to kill you,” I say, nestling the blade into his neck. “Just wanted you to know I could. Now take me to my execution, Emperor.”

— Sabaa Tahir

Sabaa Tahir Quote: “I wish now that I hadn’t opened up to him. “Ah, Laia-aapan.” He uses the Mariner honorific for little sister and jostles me with an arm. “We’ve all made mistakes in love. Me most of all.”

256. “I wish now that I hadn’t opened up to him. “Ah, Laia-aapan.” He uses the Mariner honorific for little sister and jostles me with an arm. “We’ve all made mistakes in love. Me most of all.”

— Sabaa Tahir

Sabaa Tahir Quote: “This tale is the gibbet in the square... The blood on the cobblestones. It is the K carved into a Scholar girl’s skin. The mother who waited thirty years for her child. The agony of a family destroyed. This tale is a warning. And it is a promise kept.”

257. “This tale is the gibbet in the square... The blood on the cobblestones. It is the K carved into a Scholar girl’s skin. The mother who waited thirty years for her child. The agony of a family destroyed. This tale is a warning. And it is a promise kept.”

— Sabaa Tahir

Sabaa Tahir Quote: “Pain is a choice. Succumb to it and fail. Or defy it and triumph.”

258. “Pain is a choice. Succumb to it and fail. Or defy it and triumph.”

— Sabaa Tahir

Sabaa Tahir Quote: “Because I know this feeling sweeping through me far too well, the feeling that all my effort, all I have worked for, means nothing. That everything and everyone is a lie. That all is cruel and unforgiving and that there is no justice. I have survived this feeling before, and I will survive it again. In this fiery hellscape of a world, this mess of blood and madness, justice exists only for those who take it. I’ll be damned if I’m not one of them.”

259. “Because I know this feeling sweeping through me far too well, the feeling that all my effort, all I have worked for, means nothing. That everything and everyone is a lie. That all is cruel and unforgiving and that there is no justice. I have survived this feeling before, and I will survive it again. In this fiery hellscape of a world, this mess of blood and madness, justice exists only for those who take it. I’ll be damned if I’m not one of them.”

— Sabaa Tahir

Sabaa Tahir Quote: “I don’t understand what you want”, I say. “We’re made through pain. Suffering. Through torment, blood, and tears.”

260. “I don’t understand what you want”, I say. “We’re made through pain. Suffering. Through torment, blood, and tears.”

— Sabaa Tahir

Sabaa Tahir Quote: “But as the days turned into weeks and months, I grew accustomed to the pain – the same way I learned to live with the scars on my face. And instead of hating my heart, I began to marvel at its strength, at the fact that it thuds on insistently. I am here, it seems to say. For we are not done, Helene. We must live.”

261. “But as the days turned into weeks and months, I grew accustomed to the pain – the same way I learned to live with the scars on my face. And instead of hating my heart, I began to marvel at its strength, at the fact that it thuds on insistently. I am here, it seems to say. For we are not done, Helene. We must live.”

— Sabaa Tahir

Sabaa Tahir Quote: “Why is it always us? All of these people – so many children – hunted and abused and tormented. Families stolen, lives shattered. They come all this way to be rejected yet again, sent outside the city walls to sleep in flimsy tents, to fight over paltry scraps of food, to starve and freeze and suffer more. And we are expected to be thankful. To be happy. So many are – I know it. Happy to be safe. To be alive. But it’s not enough – not to me.”

262. “Why is it always us? All of these people – so many children – hunted and abused and tormented. Families stolen, lives shattered. They come all this way to be rejected yet again, sent outside the city walls to sleep in flimsy tents, to fight over paltry scraps of food, to starve and freeze and suffer more. And we are expected to be thankful. To be happy. So many are – I know it. Happy to be safe. To be alive. But it’s not enough – not to me.”

— Sabaa Tahir

Sabaa Tahir Quote: “There’s a loneliness to him that makes me ache. He’s dying. He knows it. Perhaps life does not get more lonely than that.”

263. “There’s a loneliness to him that makes me ache. He’s dying. He knows it. Perhaps life does not get more lonely than that.”

— Sabaa Tahir

Sabaa Tahir Quote: “I will never understand the savagery of war, even when it is my foes being destroyed.”

264. “I will never understand the savagery of war, even when it is my foes being destroyed.”

— Sabaa Tahir

Sabaa Tahir Quote: “Alas.” The Scholar spins me in a circle, then pulls me back. “We’re the ones who survived, Empress. Unlucky, perhaps, but that’s our lot. And since we’re here, we might as well live.”

265. “Alas.” The Scholar spins me in a circle, then pulls me back. “We’re the ones who survived, Empress. Unlucky, perhaps, but that’s our lot. And since we’re here, we might as well live.”

— Sabaa Tahir

Sabaa Tahir Quote: “There are some things that do not die. No matter how many blades we put into them.”

266. “There are some things that do not die. No matter how many blades we put into them.”

— Sabaa Tahir

Sabaa Tahir Quote: “I have tried not to think of Elias. But he haunts my thoughts, a ghost who is always on my mind and always out of reach.”

267. “I have tried not to think of Elias. But he haunts my thoughts, a ghost who is always on my mind and always out of reach.”

— Sabaa Tahir

Sabaa Tahir Quote: “I miss that girl. That Laia. That version of myself that burned brightest when Elias Veturius was near.”

268. “I miss that girl. That Laia. That version of myself that burned brightest when Elias Veturius was near.”

— Sabaa Tahir

Sabaa Tahir Quote: “We never had much, but whatever we did have was made with love, which I now know transforms simple fare into a feast.”

269. “We never had much, but whatever we did have was made with love, which I now know transforms simple fare into a feast.”

— Sabaa Tahir

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