Ippo Quotes

We live for those we love,” she told him in bast-Kai. “We die for those we love. This is a privilege, Serovek, not a sacrifice.

She shrugged and set to work packing the last of her satchels in preparation for disembarking. “I let him rob me and didn't eat him. That's diplomacy.

Some might think her overly cautious. She preferred that to being overly dead.

Not everyone who works hard is rewarded. But! All those who succeed have worked hard!

Which was the best I could do, sir, seeing as the motorboat was no use and I'd got to get across the creek somehow. I won't repeat what that Peabody said, because it doesn't bear repeating, but..." "I said," interrupted a voice with relish, "I said I 'adn't been 'ired to row an 'ippo across the creek, and no more I 'ad.

It's just the aftermath of relief at avoiding death, her reason told her turbulent emotions. Her emotions guffawed and told her reason to kindly fuck off.

You learn from your enemy; your enemy learns from you. Surprise them with the unexpected by teaching them to expect the same thing.

I don't know how you weak humans ever got this far.” “We're cunning, feral, and afraid of dying.

Anhuset quickly learned that the conversation between human males worked better than any dream elixir brewed by the most skilled Kai apothecary. It was vapid, shallow, and so utterly uninspired she was in danger of sliding from a light sleep atop her horse into a stupor of boredom.

The weight of the fists that were inherited is Heavyweight

His half smile held a question and a hope that refused to die no matter how she might scoff. “Decided to share my bed, firefly woman?” “I admire your fortitude,

His half smile held a question and a hope that refused to die no matter how she might scoff. “Decided to share my bed, firefly woman?” “I admire your fortitude,” she said. “And my answer is still no.

Anhuset's eyes narrowed. She had never been, and would never be, a prey animal,

Not everyone who works hard is rewarded. But! All those who succeed have worked hard!

He might have known that the way to charm Anhuset wasn't with compliments or flowers but the offer to brawl or gamble.

The shock value of honesty was always greater than that of the most convincing lie.

This affection burned bright with passion, with desire. There existed between them an unspoken and private language only the two of them understood and shared with no one else.