The Three Feathers Quotes

“This may sound strange,” Joshua thought to the wolf, “but is it possible that we are right now exactly in the center of Hollow’s Gate?” “Why do you think that?” Grey replied. “When we fell from the plateau, for a moment I saw those strange patterns toward the middle. It must have been the ruins of the old city we are in.” “Joshua,”
― Stefan Bolz, The Three Feathers - The Magnificent Journey of Joshua Aylong

“For you must first face your nightmares before you can reach the cave of dreams.” With that, the eagle jumped off the rock and landed in front of Joshua.”
― Stefan Bolz, The Three Feathers - The Magnificent Journey of Joshua Aylong

“For you must first face your nightmares before you can reach the cave of dreams.” With”
― Stefan Bolz, The Three Feathers - The Magnificent Journey of Joshua Aylong

“I have fought many wars. I have seen despair in friend and foe. I have seen pain and loss and plenty of it but nothing captures my heart more than someone’s inability to fight for freedom.” Grey”
― Stefan Bolz, The Three Feathers - The Magnificent Journey of Joshua Aylong

“Joshua couldn’t help but wonder why he went on this journey to begin with. Doubts rose in his mind—doubts of the justification of all this. Was it all worth it? He began to think that whatever it was that had pushed or pulled him to go and leave his world, his place of belonging, was probably just a dream, no more than the senseless musings of a bored existence.”
― Stefan Bolz, The Three Feathers - The Magnificent Journey of Joshua Aylong

“He could not yet fully grasp that this part of his life was irrevocably over, gone like fog in summer’s sun, erased and not belonging to him anymore. At”
― Stefan Bolz, The Three Feathers - The Magnificent Journey of Joshua Aylong

“The goal of the journey is neither the journey itself nor its end. It is but the companions we collect on the way.”   – Joshua Aylong”
― Stefan Bolz, The Three Feathers - The Magnificent Journey of Joshua Aylong

“The goal of the journey is neither the journey itself nor its end. It is but the companions we collect on the way.”  – Joshua Aylong”
― Stefan Bolz, The Three Feathers - The Magnificent Journey of Joshua Aylong