Game Of Thrones Quotes Winter Is Coming 소설 & 이야기

“We come from a land of steam and purple fire. The South is no longer a home for the living, Queen of the North. The rising of the Abyssal King has turned our wells to salt and our air to poison. We seek the shadow of your mountain because it is the last place where the ground does not scream.” ​Thorne growled, a low vibration in his chest that rumbled through the floorboards of the dock. “We just buried our brothers because of a spy, Winnie. We have no food to spare, and even less trust. We should turn them back to the past before they bring their troubles to our gates.”

The others came behind, indistinct, at first, as breathing of animals that have long been dead. “Well, welcome back, Sister,” a voice said. The messenger came out of the shadows of the throne, and he was the same hooded individual who had brought the medallion. His voice was low, and his face concealed. “I told you I was not coming back,” I said. My voice cracked. I hated that it cracked. “The war’s over.” He tilted his head. “Wars do not end, Agatha Lannister. They only change the shape of their hunger.”

The natural winter—a season the city hadn't felt in a century—had descended with a predatory hunger. "She’s doing more than keeping them warm, Nomo. She’s the only reason they haven't marched on the storehouses yet," Jax said, pausing to catch his breath. "The 'Cold-Bloods' are whispering in the alleys. They’re telling everyone that the Queen’s Sun-Wells were a gift and that Sofia’s freedom is just a cold way to die. If the central heating core goes down, those whispers are going to turn into a riot."

"She didn't save me, Mother. She left me in a cage. And I am done being a king of a cage." He leaned down, his breath hot against her ear. "You wanted her gone because you feared her fire. But you forgot one thing about our bloodline. The Thornes didn't conquer the North with fire. We conquered it with the winter. And I am bringing the winter to every house that forced her out." He pushed past her, leaving her weeping on the stone floor.

Zeth adds. Really, those remarks shouldn't have been spoken. The ice I've been growing and hardening into razor-sharp blades is now melting at their worried looks. In these two, I've never witnessed loyalty that is that profound. Without a doubt, they would risk their lives to save me, even though I would never let it. They are much more than just guards in my eyes. They are family, and I defend my family even if it means fighting teeth. "You shouldn't be concerned. As Ambers, we consistently triumph. In addition, just though he hides his past, doesn't mean it still exists. "

It's surrounded by thick pine and the snow is not as deep as compared to when we're out in the vast fields that once had abundant plant life. "Can you believe how dead this forest is?" I say, my voice echoing out in the quiet area, my voice cutting sharply through the crisp air. He turns around and shushes me. I nod my head quickly, forgetting myself. The enemy could be anywhere. They could strike at any time. And what an opportunity to capture the queen and the king of Stauckana? As we travel through the small pathway, he answers me. "Winter kills all. I despise the demons of the cold." He looks back at me through his peripherals and sighs. "Winter and I have had long histories."

Ava's Pov I closed my eyes in absolute surrender. If this is death, so be it. Just when I thought death was about to accompany me out of my body, the car screeched to a stop. My heart pounded in my ears as I heard the car door flew open. I immediately opened my eyes, and a popular catchphrase from the series of game of thrones came to my mind. 'What do we say to the God of death? Not today,' was Arya stark's response.

Theon whispered hoarsely, “But I swear to God, I am going to turn this country upside down to get him back.” I collapsed, and he caught me. I clawed at his shirt, tears pouring out harder with every second, “I can’t lose him. I can’t…” “You won’t,” Theon growled, and pulled me up forcefully, “Don’t say negative things like that. I promise we will find him.”

Snowy stepped out. The living room was silent. Winter closed her eyes. Gideon's words echoed over and over in her mind. Those words struck her deep in the soul. A tear rolled down. She sent a message to Snowy. Snowy, who hadn't gone far, glanced at it and gave a bitter smile. "Always so stubborn." In the living room, Winter muttered to herself, "I'm sorry. I'm really thankful you see me as your woman. And since I am, how can I let you take that risk?"

with his head bowed low Diego said, his whole body was filled with endless injuries, and there was no sign of it healing, obviously caused by the poisoned chains. “There’s nothing to be sorry about. Those who failed and betrayed the pack are the ones who should be sorry,” I said softly. “You’re all warriors who fought till the end, so never bow your heads low.” They lifted their chins, and I met their eyes with determination, hoping to instill some strength and courage in them. “Enough of the bravado talk already, and let’s get down to business!” Rebecca shouted, her hands clenched into fists, her voice tinged with urgency and frustration.