Lelouch Vi Britannia Quotes Novels & Stories

My voice cut through the silence. “Strength,” I said, my tone sharp, echoing Draven’s toast, “is not measured by how hard you strike someone weaker than you. Loyalty is not earned through fear. And obedience—” I let my gaze sweep the room, “—is worth nothing if it is forced.” Gasps rippled through the hall. The warrior’s face reddened. Draven’s expression darkened, his aura pressing heavy, but I didn’t flinch. I placed a hand gently on the girl’s shoulder. “Remember this,” I said to her, but loud enough for all to hear. “Your voice matters. And one day, you’ll use it louder than all of them.”

“Please help become the most beautiful lady tonight, headmistress. I can’t be too shabby if I want the other nobles to spend and bid for me. Let’s hope that the other nobles would have enough money to compete with the Duke of Avalon.” “Alright, I’ll do my very best.” The old lady sniffed and promised. “Since things had already reached this low, let’s leave everything to fate.” Lili nodded and clenched her hands into a fist. She remembered a saying the old headmistress always told her when she was still young. Something she had stopped saying after the nobility had banned it. “May the dragons protect us.”