John Gwynne Quotes & Sayings

Storm. I shall call her Storm. — John Gwynne

What is across there? Lykos said.
Death, whatever that is. Said Calidus. — John Gwynne

To my thinking, though, it's what happens before death that's important. All of us die. How many really live? — John Gwynne

The mountains were gone, replaced by a lush green vale. A river flowed out of the mountains, twisting in great curves through the vale until it — John Gwynne

Two for vengeance. One for love. — John Gwynne

So much emotion wrapped up in weakness, leading you to attempt the impossible, lying to yourself, time and time again. Hope, I think you call it. — John Gwynne

I shall stay and tell my tale, hope that it may serve some purpose, that eyes shall see it and learn, that the future will not repeat the mistakes of the past. That is my prayer, but what use is prayer to a god that has abandoned all things . . . — John Gwynne

It will be a dark day, a bloody day, a proud day, for this is the day of our wrath. — John Gwynne

How is it that you and Calidus are here? Made flesh?' Meical looked into his cup, swirled it around. 'It is part of the prophecy; one Ben-Elim, one Kadoshim. Part of Elyon's fairness, I suppose. — John Gwynne

Memory is a double-edged sword, Uthas. It can keep you strong through dark times, but it can also cripple you, keep you locked in a moment that no longer exists. — John Gwynne

She took a sip of the mead, the taste of honey combining with a pleasant heat in her belly. 'It's — John Gwynne

Family. Friendship. Loyalty. These things have been my guiding stars, my light in these dark times. — John Gwynne

If you choose not to fight against Asroth, then you have already chosen him. Doing nothing does not absolve you of choice. Doing nothing puts you firmly on Asroth's side and makes you a coward, as well, for not having the stones to admit it. — John Gwynne