Arwen Quotes 소설 & 이야기

She searched the crowds to see them looking at her with an evil smirk on her their faces, she read Xena’s lips saying ‘ watch how you die in the hands of your lover ’. That was so cruel of them. They must have done it while they threw her away with so much force and had disappeared immediately. “ I would never do that, I would never poison great one ” she said the truth. “ SILENCE ” Jared barked. Arwen immediately shut up her mouth as she trembled under Jared's dangerous gaze on her. She saw him take two steps closer to her “ still lying to me huh, let me show you what you plan to do to me which wasn't going to work anyway ” Jared said with a smirk.

“You wanted me dead before you even gave me a chance!” Brakk’s eyes were filled with fire as he snapped at her. “Careful, witch. You haven't earned the right to speak when I'm speaking.” “No,” Arwen said firmly, stepping between us despite Garran’s hand reaching out to stop her. “You be careful, Brakk. My father trusts you, but all I can hear from you is nothing but hatred. She saved me. You saw me lying lifeless, yet here I stand. That’s not a curse…it’s a miracle.”

"Right now it pulses. That means not yet." Arwen looks at the vial for a long moment. Then she closes her hand around it and puts it back in her pocket and the glow disappears behind the fabric. "Don't open it yet," I say. "You already said that." "I'm saying it again." She turns to look at me with the specific expression she uses when she is deciding how directly to ask something. I have learned to recognize the half-second before she decides. "Why are you telling me this," she says. "You could have said nothing. You could have let me use it at the wrong time and that would have solved your Blackthorne problem very efficiently."

Though I also felt that insulting him or not would not help our situation at all. A moment passed before Arwen finally spoke again, “your groups defeated those who called me forth. I have seen into all of your minds, and I find you all lacking.” Slowly, he moved around me to regard the other three. A sneer set on his face. “What the fuck do you mean, lacking?” Came Rem’s retort. “You’ve been in your own shitting place for who knows how long. You don’t get to judge us,” he added. Part of me adored Rem for always speaking his mind. The other part of me couldn’t help but want to strangle him out of fear for our lives and him angering Arwen.

“That was the last time I saw him alive. He was running, and a flash of lightning hit him.” “Aurora…” Aurora blinked tears away in her green eyes and tried to smile at him. “There is not much I fear, Theobald. I had to learn to be strong and fearless for myself and my grandmother, especially after my brother died. There is not much I fear, except that one thing. And I apologize if I was in any way improper towards you last night because of that.” Archer shook his head. “There is no need for an apology, my lady. I completely understand.” He tried for a jest. “Had there been a snake in the shelter last night, I would have screamed louder than a newborn child.”

he said gently, “you haven’t done anything wrong. Until now, we never thought that your pack could be asked to go to a supernatural war. We were solely focused on protecting the supernaturals from others and Arthur. We assumed he was eliminating anyone who could be a white wolf. So don’t beat yourself up over the actions you haven’t taken. You never asked them to fight for you. You just asked them to fight for themselves.” With each word, Azraiel saw the doubts in her eyes begin to fade. The light in her eyes started to return, and he smiled softly, rubbing the tip of his nose against hers. “I don’t know what I’d do without you,” she whispered, her breath warm against his cheek. “Neither do

"YOU can't keep me in here forever, Vanluke," Ara said firmly and final as she put on a coffee brown jacket ready to go out to meet her brothers staying near the center market. He caught her arm. "I said no," he said authoritatively. His brows are crumpled in big disagreement. "I'm not asking for your permission, sir," she retorted. She glared at him. He wasn't expecting her to call her 'sir'. It somehow made him feel like he's nothing but her employer. His grip tightened a bit. "It's dangerous."

The woman introduced him to the few who didn’t. David blushed a little. They laughed, but it seemed good-natured. The woman smiled at him and glanced towards me. He turned and waved me closer. He placed his hand on the small of my back and drew me forward. "Lucy, I'd like you to meet the notorious—“ “David,” the woman chided and laughed. “Honestly, still so much trouble.” “You are notorious,” he said, grinning. “This is Arwen of Silverleaf.”

‘Arwen, what did you do to Aragorn that made him retreat in the back of Dominic’s mind? Arwen smirked. ‘I told him something.’ ‘And what is that something, huh?’ ‘Well…’ Arwen stated with pride. ‘I told him that I would no longer allow his dick to enter me if something bad will happen to us.’ “...”

Celia My fingers drummed impatiently on the table, my voice dripping with frustration. "We have evidence, Arwen. Witnesses who've seen your true nature, who've seen you whip those maids and take from the royal coffers." Arwen's laughter, cold and sharp, cut through the air like a knife. "Witnesses can be coerced, or they can misinterpret things. Don't tell me you're blindly trusting those commoners' words."