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“Is she … one of my flock?” he stammered. That quirk became a grin. “Baaaaaa,” she said.
“If I’ve learned one thing in all my years of using one, it’s that men with swords die every bit as easily as other men, and usually much sooner.
“Dead?” whispered Brother Diaz. “As fuck.” Baptiste gave his shoulders a parting squeeze. “She’s dead as fuck.”
The oaths would keep him standing when his flesh failed. When his courage failed. When his faith failed.
Everyone’s scared all the time. That’s the thing you’ve got to tell yourself.
If people don’t like you, it’s their problem, don’t make yourself suffer for it. Fuck ’em, she’d always said. You’ll find enough folk want you to suffer, there’s no need to help the bastards.
Made Sunny feel useful. Like she was in a family.
Sunny once heard it said that loaves are all about the grooves. They won’t rise properly without them. Maybe people are the same. They’ll never come out well unless they’re cut a bit.
“Can you win?” “Eh…” She dropped forwards onto her hands, blood soaking through her vest, running down one tattooed arm in streaks. “Sometimes…” There was no escaping Cardinal Zizka’s conclusion. “A devil is what you need.”
He’d fought many duels. Enough to know when he wasn’t going to win. But when you can’t die, a draw is enough.
“It’s meant to be true. You had something. Be thankful for that.” Jakob gave a long, pained sigh. “Now you have to let it go.”
“It’s not what you’ve done that makes you good or bad. It’s what you do next.”
“I was cursed by a witch so I cannot die?” “Oh, let us be more specific. You were cursed by your lover so you cannot die.”











































