Legate Lanius Quotes Novels & Stories

“I know my face can make girls feel a lot of things, so I wouldn’t be surprised to know you felt the same way.” “The only thing I feel whenever I see you is—” pain “— annoyance. Though I feel flattered you think I am fearless, your highness. You must have thought so highly of me.” That remark earned a snort from Luster, who turned around and pretended he wasn’t listening to us when Cassius glared at him. Leilani didn’t bother to avert her gaze— she’s outright laughing. While Maximus was just blankly looking at us, a hint of grin was attempting to form on his lips.

The torchlight behind him dimmed. But he didn't look back. *********************** INDEX: delator- in modern meaning--detective boy-legatus- a young or inexperienced military officer Domina illustrissima- most illustrious lady AN// About the title! Marc Aemilius Lepidus, Filius, Nihil Marc Aemilius Lepidus-Lepidus, the ML's full name Filius- Son Nihil- Nothing. A name without a future, a son without a legacy.

The camera switched its focus as a reporter asked, “Mr. Leviathan, as a well-respected elder of the country, how do you see it?” Leviathan took a deep breath and said, “Waltier Ma was a good friend of mine. I, Leviathan, swear to the citizens of this country that the murderers will not live for long.” “Damn it!” Juan cursed in a low voice as his anger intensified. “Stop watching.” Tyr came and snatched the phone away from Juan. “Chief, I…”

he said, lip curling around the word as if he were proud to own it, “will you stand between it and us? Or will you watch us be brave for you?” “I will stand between any mouth and any city,” Lucien said. He did not raise his voice. He allowed the cranes to draw the line for him. “And I will not applaud when you call being eaten bravery.” The room tried on silence again, found it tight through the shoulders, and took it off.

Lewis spoke one word. “Launch.”

Deucalion, with a smirk on his face, spoke first as he and Lucius approached each other, "Lucius, I didn't expect such a bold and suicidal move from you. Charging straight into the heart of the enemy territory." Lucius, unfazed, replied, "I'm not one to sit back and allow Lycans to roam freely in our lands. If you think I'd play it safe, you don't know me well enough, Deucalion." "You have become a thorn in my flesh. A thorn that I must uproot.", Deucalion said. "But it all ends today. Everything about you and your mate, your prophecy and your destiny shall be crushed", Deucalion said. "... just like I did with your father"

The tricky part was how to get away from Caesar, avoid surveillance, and go to the rendezvous point, the place where Lola first met Caesar when she had a fever. Halfway through the banquet, Lola quietly leaned over and told Caesar, "General, I need to go to the bathroom." Caesar said, "Didn't you just go ten minutes ago?" Lola said, "Yes, have you ever heard of an ancient saying?" "What is it?" Lola said confidently, "Lazy people have frequent bowel movements." "..." Caesar looked at her with an indescribable, complex gaze, and after half a minute, he said, "Go ahead little lazy one."

In the gentle crackle of the fire, I could sense Lucian's unwavering support, his belief in my potential as a healer. Finally, breaking the quietude, Lucian spoke, his voice brimming with pride. "Elisa, I am in awe of the path you have chosen," he said, his voice unwavering. "Your dedication and growth inspire me, and I have no doubt that you will become a beacon of hope for our pack."

To Cecily's terrible looks, Luciana answered, "Lay out the world a superior spot, regardless of whether it takes me to hellfire. I will agree with the evil spirits in the event that it assists me with making new paradise." "I'm remaining also; I didn't come this method for surrendering. "I need to be Ithea's next champion," Jalon expressed. Everybody realized the childish person just thought often about himself and could never favor anybody except if it helped him, so his reaction didn't get a very remarkable reaction.

She brought Adrian a cup of coffee and said, "You should stop staring at these six. Shouldn't you be paying attention to the other candidates as well? What if, and I mean what if, none of the six you chose makes it through to the next round?" Adrian took a sip of his coffee and replied, "The chances of that happening are less than 50 percent. Of course, I'm hoping to see others pass with flying colors as well, but I think the new legate will emerge from among these six." "Who do you think has the best chance?" Mya asked. Adrian's interests were piqued. "How about you tell me who you favor instead?" "Juno, of course. I think she’ll become the next legate since it's written in Hannibal's proph