The Legend of Deathwalker Quotes

“Any good that I may do, let me do it now, for I may not pass this way again.”
― David Gemmell, The Legend of Deathwalker: A page-turning tale of warriors, war and honour from the master of heroic fantasy

“The sun rose above the red cliffs, shining down on the young man's face, and Kzun saw then that he was no more than fifteen years old. 'I dropped my sword,' said the warrior. 'Now I am going to die.'
'You died defending your land. The Gods of Stone and Water will welcome you.'
'We are not cowards,' said the dying boy. 'But we . . . spend so much of our lives . . . running from the gajin.'
'I know.'
'I am frightened of the Void. If. . . I wait. . . will you walk with me into the dark?'
Kzun shivered. 'I have been in the dark, boy. I know what fear is. Yes, you wait for me. I shall walk with you.' The youngster gave a tired smile, then his head fell back. Kzun closed the boy's eyes and stood.”
― David Gemmell, The Legend Of Deathwalker by David Gemmell

“course.”
― David Gemmell, The Legend of Deathwalker: A page-turning tale of warriors, war and honour from the master of heroic fantasy