Two-face Dark Knight Quotes Novels & Stories

"Yeah with what qualification are you saying you'll be our commander!?" " How can we even trust someone who covers its face?!" "Yeah what do you have to hide!?" Celea than got on the big rock that was next to her and shouted so that every one could hear her " A KNIGHT WHO DISCRIMINATES DOESN'T DESERVE TO BE CALLED A KNIGHT, AND IF WE ARE TALKING ABOUT QUALIFICATIONS YOU EXPERIENCED MY POWERS FIRSTHAND I COULD KILL YOU ALL IN A MATTER OF SECONDS AND EVEN IF YOU DON'T WANT TO APPROVE IT YOU KNOW DEEP DAWN I'M RIGHT BUT I'M NOT HERE WITH THE INTENTION OF KILLING YOU BUT TO TECH YOU"

I just kept my eyes at the fountain, seizing the cold, fresh air hugging my body. "That's the last time you're gonna go in that cylindrical wire, right? You're done sacrificing your blood for gold." I sounded like I was declaring it myself. The side of his lips rose. "We never know." I slapped his arm. "Come on! That's enough. I think you're already the best warrior." He met my eyes. "You think so?" I nodded while admiring his glittering eyes. "I believe so." He laughed sarcastically as he turned his gaze back at the fountain. "Not enough to defeat Darkesta."

I couldn't care if his head cracked. “That hurt,” he whined as he robbed the spot, but I felt satisfied at my revenge. “You psycho Joker!” I said ready to hit him again when he grabbed my wrist. “Joker is a psycho already so your sentence is redundant. It's just like saying ‘you black charcoal'” he said and continued laughing. “What are you so insufferable?” I couldn't help but ask, “I feel like pulling my hair out just talking to you. Who knew you had this side of you too?”

With a laughter that echoed through the chaos, he shouted, "You think you can defeat us so easily? The darkness is our ally, and we will not be defeated!" The ground trembled beneath us as Baddy unleashed a wave of dark energy, threatening to engulf our warriors. I felt the weight of his words, the despair they carried, but I refused to let fear take root. "We fight for our future!" I declared, rallying our warriors to stand firm.

I leaned in just a fraction, my voice dropping to a whisper that only he could hear. “And you’ve never been very good at that, have you?” This time, he didn’t respond immediately. The air between us shifted, thicker now, charged with something neither of us was willing to name. Then his lips curved again, but it wasn’t the same smile as before. “Just remember,” he said quietly, “shadows don’t fall. They remain, long after everything else burns.” I straightened, meeting his gaze without hesitation. “Only because they never stood for anything in the first place.”