Elijah Mikaelson Quotes Novels & Stories

Miss Grace exclaimed, panic rising in her voice. But Elijah stared into Madam Jewel’s eyes, sneering as though she had just started a game of chess that he wasn't willing to back out of or surrender, and said in a deadly serious tone, “Do unto others as you want them to do to you,’ do you know that quote?” Madam Jewel froze, looking at Elijah with wide, disbelieving eyes, her mind unable to comprehend that Elijah was challenging her and trying to provoke her, which left her completely stunned and unable to respond.

It was almost… pathetic. "Take a good look at yourself, Joshua. Aren't you pathetic?" Elijah snatched back the earpiece, his gaze dripping with mockery. "Everything happens for a reason. I'll leave you with this little mystery—go figure things out yourself." Sean sucked in a breath. Did Elijah have some kind of mind-reading ability?

"I...failed you... I failed my son." Theo's eyes filled with tears as he held Elijah's hand, his heart breaking with sorrow, his mind reeling in grief. "You didn't fail me, Elijah," he said, his voice shaking with emotion, his words filled with conviction. "You're my father, my friend, my guidance. I'll always be grateful for your bravery and loyalty." Theo choked out. "Don't die Elijah! We forbid you!" Michael almost screamed at the dying Elijah. As the darkness closed in around him, Elijah's eyes locked onto Theo's, and he smiled weakly, his eyes filled with a deep sadness, "I'll...always be with you, you all," he whispered, his voice fading away into nothingness, his words filled with sor

But Eli wanted to be a hundred percent certain. Brigail shook her head vigorously, which made Eli smirk in satisfaction. "Why are you helping him then?" Eli kept on. "That's what friends do, Mr. Michealson. They help each other out. Try it sometimes, maybe in your next life you won't be a dung beetle." Eli chuckled. "Do you keep a list or you just come up with these snarky comments as you go?" "Don't need a list if I have you as my muse," she said before she gave him a sickly sweet smile.

I knew he couldn't see me, but his voice sent shivers down my spine. "Spare me your petty threats, Elijah. Your minions got exactly what they deserved for messing with what is mine. You've known me too long to know that I don't joke about what's mine," Azriel responded in a neutral voice. I winced at his words. I didn't like being addressed as property.

I turned my back on him, taking a deep breath to steady myself. "I don’t need anyone to save me, Elijah," I said, my voice calmer but still sharp. "Not you, not anyone." "You think shutting everyone out will make things better?" he countered, stepping closer. "You think this... this mask you wear will protect you forever? It won’t, Eloise. It’s only hurting you!" I laughed bitterly, shaking my head. "And you think you know what’s best for me? What makes you so sure, Elijah?!”