Top 80 Will Wight Quotes (2024 Update)

1. “There are a million Paths in this world, Lindon, but any sage will tell you they can all be reduced to one. Improve yourself.”

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2. “A worry shared is a worry halved.”

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3. “Truth does not care for your feelings.”

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4. “A common misunderstanding. You can bring joy to others even when you don’t feel it yourself.”

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5. “Accepting an unpleasant situation you are powerless to change is not treachery, it is maturity.”

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6. “Sacred Valley is too soft. Only storms turn fish into dragons, and there are no storms here.”

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7. “Larian said. “Or, I guess more appropriately, caught between one Dreadgod and another.”

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8. “The only true defeat is death.”

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9. “Some believe that hope is the strongest force in the universe,” Dross said. “Although that is objectively untrue.”

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10. “That night, Lindon stuffed a shovel into his pack and prepared to cheat.”

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11. “When there’s only one road forward, take it with a smile.”

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12. “A dragon uses his full strength, whether he’s fighting a Sage or a mouse.”

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13. “It’s like I’m dying of poison, and I’m drowning in a sea of the antidote.”

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14. “You want somebody for a suicidal mission, sure, we’re your guys. But this is just suicide.”

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15. “Even dragons,” Orthos said, “know when to bow.”

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16. “As long as we all survive this, no matter the outcome, I will consider this a successful team-building exercise.”

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17. “Reigan Shen wished he had enough time left to cry.”

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18. “Plan? My plan is the same as it has always been. I planned to build up a team of those who can walk into situations like this, together, and solve the problems that no one else could.”

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19. “Apologies, but I thought you would try to trick me into doing it.” “Lindon! Lindon. Lindon. How dare you say something so hurtful and yet so accurate.”

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20. “He drew himself up as though proud to be asked the question. “Young lady, I am the greatest janitor in all existence. I am the son of a janitor, last in a long line of janitors that stretch all the way back to the Sage of Brooms... and beyond!”

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21. “Power exploded from the Silent King’s corpse. Hunger aura. It flashed to every corner of the world, empowering the other Dreadgods. All four of them.”

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22. “A dragon does not allow fear to make his decisions for him,” Orthos rumbled. “A dragon decides for himself.”

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23. “But the foundation of any Path is learning to accept the world as it is, not as you wish or even observe it to be.”

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24. “I think you may have seen hard work sometime in the past,” Yerin called back, “but you never came close enough to shake its hand.”

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25. “A man holds grudges for a day, a family for a year, and a clan for a lifetime.”

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26. “It means accepting who you are, not who you will always be.”

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27. “Fine then. I spit on the honor of the Sandvipers, that pathetic collection of cowards and cripples. You don’t have a spine between you, you only use poison because it takes courage to face an enemy in battle, and I could improve on a Sandviper warrior by stapling a snake to a scarecrow’s arm. Also your mothers were dogs and your fathers were blind, and so on. Fight me.”

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28. “The only difference,” Eithan said, “is that you trusted him. Trust comes with time. And during that time, you will clear that course with your Goldsign or I’ll tie you to a string and drag you behind the house like a kite.”

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29. “Once, you were weak. That boy is long dead, but his Remnant still haunts you. Your weakness, Lindon, is thinking you are weaker than you are.”

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30. “There’s a cave in this very city where the Arelius family has sealed a descendant of the ancient dragons, and that cave is filled with such madra! What luck!” Lindon finally caught on. “By chance, does that cave happen to be Underground Chamber Number Three?” Eithan beamed and clapped him on the back. “By now, my servants should have the seals undone and a medical team standing by. After you!”

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31. “When you saw everything, you usually had to pretend you didn’t. It was more polite that way.”

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32. “River doesn’t get too far without banks,” Yerin said. “Out of control, it’s just a flood. Spills everywhere. You want it to go where you want it to go, you have to guide it.”

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33. “Oh no, I missed something!” Eithan cried. “Quickly, repeat your entire conversation before you forget a word!”

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34. “I don’t know who that idiot is, running around in that cloak like he thinks he’s an assassin, but where did he get that beautifully crafted doll?’ That’s what people are going to say about you.”

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35. “He is looking to stand out by provoking one of the Empire’s villains in front of everyone,” the turtle said, not bothering to keep his voice down. Everyone heard. “He is not confident enough in his results to let them speak for him, so he has to distinguish himself in another way. He is the weakest sort of scavenger, crawling along the bottom and looking for scraps. Crush him.”

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36. “While Honor has never won a single battle, Deceit wins wars.”

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37. “Soulfire itself, and the process of weaving it from vital aura, gave Lords powers that no Gold could access.”

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38. “The very idea beggared his imagination, but that only meant his imagination was too limited.”

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39. “Maybe it was his imagination, but a few of the dolls seemed like they had turned in his direction. Staring with painted eyes. Suddenly, sleep seemed impossible.”

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40. “The announcement went out all over the Empire: to prevent the spread of disease, citizens were required to implement quarantine procedures. They should stay home as much as possible. Keep at least six feet away from other people. And cover their mouths and noses with masks whenever they went out in public. For the Consultant’s Guild, nothing changed.”

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41. “Eithan stared up at the fortress of death and wondered how he had gotten in so far over his head.”

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42. “The son of a cripple might be a cripple, but the son of tigers won’t be a dog.”

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43. “Lindon didn’t mind treating them all with respect. Manners were free.”

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44. “Yerin’s eyebrows lifted. “If I had to pick between you and a rusty spoon, I’d have to think about it first.”

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45. “I have so little. To a beggar, even scraps become a feast.”

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46. “I could take it all, and it still wouldn’t be enough.” Rahm gave a hearty laugh, smacking his palm on the flat of a glass case. “Good! Very good! That’s how a young sacred artist should be. If you’re not greedy for more, always more, how could you ever advance?” Lindon suspected he may have just heard something profound, but the elder was already ushering him forward.”

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47. “We have stared into the abyss and lived to tell the tale,” Ziel said. “I’m going to sleep.”

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48. “Her Blood Shadow exploded. Blood madra splattered all over the walls in a spray as though it had been struck by the hand of a Monarch.”

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49. “I have long been aware of my weaknesses. Alas, awareness of one’s flaws is not the same as overcoming them.”

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50. “Starting to get hungry out here,” Yerin said, as they marched on their patrol route through the Night Wheel Valley. “Not me,” Lindon replied. He pulled the object from his soulspace and popped it into his mouth. “I have a bean.”

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