Novel & Cerita Blood Meridian War Quote

Before she left the room,she looked back and said in a calm tone, " Yes, the war is inevitable! " I woke up suddenly by her words and I felt a deep sense of burning revenge inside of my whole heart. Thomas! Last time you left your dirty claw marks on her! Now you came directly at her school! Whether the prophecy is true or not! I'll not let you live a happy life after that! ***

But tales paled in comparison to the grim reality before them. Were these archers truly as deadly as the fabled Elven marksmen? The very notion seemed to defy reason. Magic, after all, was a myth, a campfire story for children. Yet, the evidence before them was undeniable. A primal roar erupted from the Merlock commander, a sound that ripped through the chilling silence. His bellow was a war cry, a desperate order echoing through the ranks. Every Merlock, from hardened veterans to raw recruits, understood in that guttural command the unwavering will of their leader.

"You're insane!" "I'm practical. The Silver Wolf can't afford sentiment. Can't afford weakness. You need to learn that lesson NOW, before the real war begins. So choose. Your dying father? Your former spy? Your mother? Your traitorous ally Sophie? Elizabeth the blood witch? Or your mate, who might not even actually love you?" "There has to be another way—" "THERE ISN'T!" Meridith's voice thundered. "This is the choice! This is the PROPHECY! Make it, or I'll make it for you!"

“Blood. Fire. An army of Melbringers coming through the veil. War is coming, and it’s coming fast.” The room grew cold, and we all exchanged dreadful glances. The storm was finally on its way.

"Today we look back at the damage and pain inflicted by our enemies, and while we mourn and hurt, I want everyone to know that we will not forget." I clenched my jaws, swallowing hard. "For as many who have bravely laid down their lives in this war, we shall not forget their sacrifice." While I was still speaking, a dark and ominous feeling of dread pooled in my stomach causing me to stop for a few seconds. I took a cautious look around, searching for the source of the dark feeling all to no avail. I continued my speech after skipping a beat. "We assure that the lives of the many who were sacrificed will not go unrequited," I said, facing the people. "I urge that you all remain fearless as w

“You want to kill me? Do it! Do you think that you can escape after that? Look around you! If I die here, then you will follow me! The difference was that, if I die here in this spot, there were lots of people who would mourn for me. They loved me. How about you? Who would mourn for you? Who loved you? They would only throw you into the grave without funeral services just like how a dog dies! You would rot in there like a rat!” Merah grumbled harshly gritting her teeth. Hatred filled her eyes as she gazed at her twin. “You f’cking whore! How dare you ridicule me like this!” Merida was having enough of her twin’s harsh words and insults. She pulled the trigger without hesitation and aimed it

“Mercy gets you betrayed. Hesitation gets your people slaughtered.” He studied me for a long moment. “And love?” That one made me look up. “What about it?” “Does it get you killed too?” I swallowed hard, then looked away. “Sometimes. But it also reminds you what you’re dying for.” He sighed. “You’re too young to sound this old.” I gave a small, humorless smile. “War ages faster than time.” Marcus chuckled softly. “You always did like your dramatic lines.” “Someone has to make the legends sound good when they tell the story.”

**** The Medjay smiled victoriously over General Meru as he stepped forward to speak to him, with a mocking voice. “General Meru, we meet again! I thought your uncle King Iry-Hor has already joined you.” General Meru spat on the ground. “We shall end this battle soon, Medjay!” “Tell you what, General?” Eric butted into the conversation between the two mortal enemies and stood by the Medjay’s side. The general looked at him. “We will not let our soldiers work up. You don’t stand a chance with our number.” He paused deliberately as he looked at the enemy soldiers. “Nah!” He shook his head. “But if you insist, we shall be obliged,” he continued smilingly, taunting the general.

Something in my chest went click. Not loud. Not messy. “I watched her stand on that wall " I said. "I watched her carry what should have been mine to protect.” My jaw was iron. “I realized something.” Serena said nothing. She waited. I looked at her. “You don’t get to stand near this ” I was done. Something flickered in her face. It was small. It was fast. It was gone. “You’re not thinking clearly. This war—” “This war exists because of you.”

The audacity of this woman! When the other warrior growled threateningly, The betrayal made the warriors pour out their every strength, and they managed to tear their opponents apart. The limbs and flesh went flying as the blood scattered. "Traitor!" They screamed in unison as they were surrounded. Due to respect, they didn't show hostility towards Merideth earlier, but right now, after what they heard, they can't help the urge to kill someone they grew up with.