He Who Fights with Monsters 3 (He Who Fights with Monsters, #3)

by Shirtaloon

All that remained of Jason Asano was pure, unadulterated defiance.

“Arabelle told me that there is only so much value to be had in looking at the things we’ve done,” Gary said. “In the end, all the past can do is help us decide what we’re going to do next. That’s what matters.”

Humphrey came down on the construct like the United States military on an oil-rich nation.

“I wasn’t going to put forward any ideas until I was confident in them. It’s been my experience that making tentative proclamations is more trouble than it’s worth. People have a habit of believing the thing they like over the thing supported by the evidence, so I don’t like to make statements I’m not confident in.”

“Here we are.” Jason said. “I’m just telling you now, so you don’t say you weren’t warned: this time, I brought pants.”

It was a process Jason has insisted on referring to as “reversing the polarity.”