The Will of the Many (Hierarchy, #1)

by James Islington

‘A ladder should not be climbed from the shoulders of others,’

“Silence is a statement, Diago. Inaction picks a side. And when those lead to personal benefit, they are complicity.”

“A man will always wonder what might have been, but a wise one recognises fortune when it comes. For all I left behind, life has not been unkind to me.”

“Nervousness means there’s a fear to be faced ahead, Diago. The man who is never nervous, never does anything hard. The man who is never nervous, never grows.”

“Just because you are good at something does not make others bad at it.”