Lilith Quotes Novels & Stories

"You, Fiona. You’re mine. And I’m here to bring you home." Quinton growled, stepping in front of me, but Lilith didn’t even flinch. She tilted her head, studying him with a look of mild amusement. "Ah, the protector," she said, her voice dripping with condescension. "Always standing in the way, aren’t you? But you don’t understand, Quinton. This isn’t about you. It never was." I could feel Quinton’s anger radiating off him, but he stayed silent, waiting for her next move.

the assassin that said coldly, and then he slowly approached Lilith, although he saw the crowd of maids surrounded himself, but at the moment, for him, they were already dead people. "Killing someone? When have I ever killed anyone" Lilith muttered, a constant twinkle in her eyes as if she was desperately trying to remember her behavior over the past 14 years, but sadly she couldn't find any information about her killing, not even a chicken, did that mean when she was a baby! What a joke! But even so explaining to that assassin would he believe it? The answer is 'Impossible' 'What should I do, die? To die in this kind of situation that makes people's balls hurt?'' Lilith said in her heart, l

Even I found myself so entranced by the queen’s splendid voice that I nearly forgot my hatred for her. “Tonight is a night of celebration,” the queen continued. “After centuries, we immortals can at last be out in the open. We can at last better the lives of mortals everywhere with the gift of ritual magic. Rest assured, we shall not squander this opportunity to erase the black mark on immortality’s name. Lilitu were once blamed for unexplained pregnancies . . . pregnancies such as the Virgin Mary’s. We immortals know the true story: it was an incubus who carried the seed of Our Lord into Mary, Mother of God.” There were hushed mumbles from the crowd.

This time, I blinked innocently and asked, "What is there for me to mind? Lily has been out there all these years, and now that she's finally home, I'm thrilled! I couldn't be happier." With that, I stepped forward and took Lilith's hand. But the moment I got close, that familiar stench of decay hit me in the face so hard I nearly threw up. However, I held it in and smiled even brighter. Lilith clearly hadn't expected this reaction from me. A flash of malice crossed her eyes, which she quickly replaced with a pitiful expression. "Ella, you're so kind. When I was at the orphanage, I used to dream of having a sister like you."

I tried to process Sariel's words, but it seemed that I was going to be involved in something I had absolutely no idea about. "What gathering?" I asked uncertainly. "You cannot be serious, Master!" Mr. Gotha burst out, "With all due respect, Ms. Leber is a human, and no human has ever-" "Don't ever question my decisions concerning Lilith." Sariel sent Mr. Gotha a murderous glare.

Samael whispers to me. “They don’t stay blind,” Lilith mutters defensively. “And the daylight always comes back.” “Wow, I’ve never ever imagined that could even be a possibility. That’s really impressive,” I tell her honestly. Her face, which was beginning to look gloomy, brightens a bit. “Thanks,” she says, “It has been a challenge to get the hang of it.” She glares at Samael, “But I’m working on it.”

POV: Eve Lilith's smile widened and Eve felt it like a hand pressing flat against her sternum. "The very same," Lilith said. "Though I prefer to think of myself as the woman who chose herself over servitude. The one who looked at paradise and said, what exactly is the price of all this perfection? And then actually waited for an honest answer."

“How did you get in here?” “How I got in here shouldn’t be your business, Clarissa.” Lilith’s lips curled even more into something sinister. “Your business should be your safety.” Clarissa froze. Lilith laughed. “We had a discussion before. I hope you still remember. Tell me…do you really think you matter to Lucas?" Lilith said with a soft chuckle, standing above her in those white heels. “You’re just another passing thing. A convenience and a filler.” Clarissa blinked away the hot tears that were beginning to blur her vision, her tongue tasted the metallic taste of iron at the corner of her mouth. “What... what are you talking about?”

Torches were placed along the walls, but their flames flickered strangely and unnaturally, casting shades of shadows that seemed to look Alentalone. “This is where we lure the one who wants stand with us,” Lilith said, turning to face me. “You say you want our help. That you want to make the world fear you.” She smiled. “Let’s find out if you deserve it.” I exhaled slowly. “What do you need me to do?” Lilith remained expressionless. “Survive.” As soon as she uttered the word, the torches went dark.

Lilith says as she trails her hand down Tanis’ chest. Tanis smiles, running a hand through his grey beard. “Well, you won’t be getting out the way you want anyways.” “You should have made me your queen, Lucifer. I earned that position!” Lilith says as she glares at me. “And you gave it to that pathetic little witch!” “Watch your tongue!” I growl. “If anyone is pathetic, Lilith, it’s you!” “I...” Lilith starts, but I cut her off.