Lilith Quotes Novels & Stories

Lilith says, tapping her chin thoughtfully, nodding along like she's contemplating something profound. I sit up, clutching Winston protectively against my chest, bracing for her wise, insightful advice. "Honestly? Just hump him," she deadpans. "Go for it. Hump him thoroughly." "WHAT?" I shriek. "Lilith!" I grab a pillow and launch it directly at her head. Lilith practically falls apart laughing. "Okay, okay, sorry, just messing with you...but seriously though, would that really be so terrible? Okay fine, genuinely terrible advice. Bad Lilith," she admits. "Or is it though?"

Arianna furiously fumed with struggle as she was being dragged. "Perhaps, it is good to dream-an impossible dream-which shall always be a mirage. Good Loki will never be able to find you; he will go into despair and drown in sorrows. But on this dreariest and darkest day of his existence, to whom could he run for refuge? Me-I'll be that shoulder to whine on-and I do exactly what is meant to be performed at the moment and make him mine. Good luck with your stay in Black Solstice. I wish you never have to come back," Lilith said and turned away, leaving quickly.

So many questions, and not enough time to have them answered. Lilith knelt down to look at a young girl that she was smiling at. "What's your name?" Lilith asked. But the girl didn't answer her. "She can't speak, ma'am." The mother replied. "How old is she? Why can't she speak?" Lilith spat at the mother like she was disgusted. "She's 6. And I don't know why she can't speak. She just can't." The mother stuttered out. And Lilith looked at me.

A feeling of warmth flowed through my body almost like a message sent directly from the moon goddess. “Adams, I want you to know that I can help him. With my ability I can heal him!” He turned his head to look at me and I could see the look of disbelief clearly written all over his face. He asked “What?” His voice sounded harsh and filled with emotion, making me feel as if he had just hit me. “No! Lilith, you absolutely should not do this. Remember the last time you tried something like this? You completely blacked out and it was terrifying. I can't put you through that again or take that risk. It’s just not worth it.”

Lilith mumbled. Tio laughed as he continued to gaze up at the sky. "Don't worry, Colt won't hurt you. He's a fantastic buddy and lover as well," Tio jokes. Lilith, on the other hand, was unsatisfied. She simply wasn't ready to face her fear yet. "He was my saviour," Lilith said quietly. "It's just that I'm not very good at talking to people." "Why?" Tio wondered. "Don't tell me you don't have any friends."

I narrowed my eyes at her words, and a surge of disdain rushed through me. “ You really got some nerves, Lilith. Aren't you scared that I might kill you? You know I can, maybe you’re mistaking my calmness for stupidity. I have just one piece of advice for you, Lilith: stop making yourself look so cheated. It's good enough that you’re vicious, and the only thing that can come to that little head of yourself is to question your murderous instinct.” I muttered, swerving towards the stairs. I didn't want her blood to be in my hands; seeing her right now made my stomach sick.

Though she was still a bit afraid of his presence, she acted like it didn't bother her. "Did you really take what's mine and tried to escape with it?" Lucien asked when the silence had taken too long. He stared at her from the cell as she remained far and closer to the wall. "I said I didn't. I would never take what is not mine, especially what belongs to you" Lilith replied back as bold and clear as she could be. That defiance she had decided to leave behind suddenly came getting the better part of her and Lucien saw it in his eyes.

she said quietly. Lilith didn’t even glance her way. “No. You don’t have to go.” “I really should,” the girl repeated, her voice small. “What are you doing, Lilith?” I asked, staring at her. She turned to me with a slow smile. “Husband. I can see you’re enjoying yourself here. Why don’t you both enjoy it together?” Then she turned her head to the girl and said, “Strip.” It took me a second to process what she just said.

Giving a touch that makes them fall into disgrace. "Just playing around?" Lilith chuckled in amusement as she swaggered her bright red hair behind her shoulders. "I'm not just going to play with that girl. I'm going to eliminate her until there's nothing left of that weak human." Anger returned to Lilith's face as she recalled all the things Felen had done since her arrival.

Lilith looked up at Edna, her eyes filled with a mixture of defiance and curiosity. Edna paused, momentarily caught off guard by the unexpected expression on Lilith's face. "You think you've won, hunter?" Lilith sneered, her voice dripping with venom. “You may have defeated me in this realm, but my influence will persist. The darkness I've sown will continue to thrive." Edna's brow furrowed as she contemplated Lilith's words. She had fought so hard, endured countless hardships, all with the sole purpose of vanquishing Lilith and moving on her next task.