The Wild Huntress Quotes

“I will not let the evils of the world frighten me out of kindness.”
― Emily Lloyd-Jones, The Wild Huntress

“I may be the monster, but you are the most dangerous creature in the forest.”
― Emily Lloyd-Jones, The Wild Huntress

“He might have walked away. But the problem, he decided, with looking at the world as a gardener was that he did not see maps and countries, armies and cities. He saw what could grow. What might grow. He saw how the world could change.”
― Emily Lloyd-Jones, The Wild Huntress

“But do not make the mistake of thinking it is easier to change the world than it is to change yourself.”
― Emily Lloyd-Jones, The Wild Huntress

“Want to know a secret, mortal girl?” Her voice softened, losing its giddy ire. She sounded suddenly, terribly lucid. “I may be a monster, but you are the most dangerous creature in this forest.”
― Emily Lloyd-Jones, The Wild Huntress

“He met her gaze. "I can recognize dangerous people."
"We're not dangerous," said Branwen.
"You're sitting on him with a knife to his throat," said Gwydion reasonably.”
― Emily Lloyd-Jones, The Wild Huntress

“He gazed at her as though she were a knot that had just unraveled in his hands.”
― Emily Lloyd-Jones, The Wild Huntress

“That’s the real power the otherfolk have—not the magic or the immortality. It’s their illusions. Changing how a person sees the world? That’s true power.”
― Emily Lloyd-Jones, The Wild Huntress

“He found himself glancing at her again and again, merely for the pleasure of seeing her.”
― Emily Lloyd-Jones, The Wild Huntress

“Whether you like to admit it or not, you were raised to rule. Kings and monsters are grown from the same soil.”
― Emily Lloyd-Jones, The Wild Huntress