The Hero, The Sword and The Dragons Quotes

“For every life you take, you must save another or more. It does not matter if they are good or evil; who can really tell? There is good in everything, evil as well ….”
― Craig Halloran, The Hero, The Sword and The Dragons

“Every day mattered to them. Each one was new, never the same, filled with new adventures over every horizon. Men, good and bad, knew how to live. I”
― Craig Halloran, The Hero, The Sword and The Dragons

“I’ve been in your shoes and walked the same path, and I know what you are thinking.”
― Craig Halloran, The Hero, The Sword and The Dragons

“Good men died, and bad ones lived. Evil withered in the dirt only to rise again into a strong and mighty tower. There was nothing that held it back for long. Not war. Not power. Not peace.”
― Craig Halloran, The Hero, The Sword and The Dragons

“canteen and drank, which did little to”
― Craig Halloran, The Hero, The Sword and The Dragons

“The dragoness was beautiful, her features soft behind her armor and razor-sharp claws. After all, beautiful things have to defend themselves. I waved as I watched her disappear back into the mural among her kind, a queen defending in a glorious battle of dragons charging across the sun-glazed sky.”
― Craig Halloran, The Hero, The Sword and The Dragons

“Yes, there are bad dragons, too, but it wasn’t likely I’d run into two dragons in one day or that a dragon would want to fool with me, for that matter. But they did on occasion; I’d seen it for myself. The most beautiful and dangerous creatures in the world. The noblest and greediest, too.”
― Craig Halloran, The Hero, The Sword and The Dragons

“I was running hard, pushing myself past human limits, to the only place I knew could help. Home. I already could tell that my wound was fatal, and with every step the loss of blood made me more woozy. Orcs were hot on my trail, at least a dozen, howling for my head. I was certain they would not stop; they were stubborn and stupid, slow as well, but I was smart and fast. I was a dragon, after all… in a very man-like sort of way. By appearance, I was a man: big, long haired, and rangy—more than capable of whipping a few lousy dragon-poaching orcs, until they got the drop on me. So now I was running for my life, my dragon heart pounding in my chest like a galloping horse, mile after mile, until I had no choice but to come to a stop.”
― Craig Halloran, The Hero, The Sword and The Dragons

“That’s what I call myself, and I talk to myself a lot. My real name is much longer, difficult to pronounce and spell, but part of it is Nath. So, if a commoner ever asks, Nath Dragon is my name; saving dragons (and other things) is my game.”
― Craig Halloran, The Hero, The Sword and The Dragons

“missing. He wasn’t the most understanding when it came to such things, either. So”
― Craig Halloran, The Hero, The Sword and The Dragons

“The most beautiful and dangerous creatures in the world. The noblest and greediest, too.”
― Craig Halloran, The Hero, The Sword and The Dragons

“checking”
― Craig Halloran, The Hero, The Sword and The Dragons

“pushing”
― Craig Halloran, The Hero, The Sword and The Dragons

“he’d complain the entire way.”
― Craig Halloran, The Hero, The Sword and The Dragons

“of”
― Craig Halloran, The Hero, The Sword and The Dragons

“Evil ones always try to beguile and convince a person their distorted intentions are only for the best, or out of necessity.”
― Craig Halloran, The Hero, The Sword and The Dragons

“a”
― Craig Halloran, The Hero, The Sword and The Dragons

“They should have learned a lesson today: never pick a fight with an opponent you don’t know anything about; it just might be a dragon.”
― Craig Halloran, The Hero, The Sword and The Dragons

“Word after word, minute after minute I chanted in a language more ancient than man, more difficult than women, more lengthy than a river.”
― Craig Halloran, The Hero, The Sword and The Dragons

“if a commoner ever asks, Nath Dragon is my name; saving dragons (and other things) is my game.”
― Craig Halloran, The Hero, The Sword and The Dragons

“Anything could pick up the trail of the wounded: overbearing bugbears, wily wood elves, pesky witches, dog-faced gnolls, transforming wolves, tricky sprites, were-shadows, or even worse … dragons.”
― Two-Ten Book Press, The Hero, The Sword and The Dragons

“coincidence or a design of arcane wizards that once took harbor there. Or it was a massive scarecrow created by dwarves that wanted to be left alone. It was, without question in my mind, the face of a dragon. A massive cave filled with rows of teeth could be seen, smoke rolling”
― Two-Ten Book Press, The Hero, The Sword and The Dragons

“I was running hard, pushing myself past human limits, to the only place I knew could help. Home.”
― Two-Ten Book Press, The Hero, The Sword and The Dragons

“Zip! Zip! Zip!”
― Two-Ten Book Press, The Hero, The Sword and The Dragons

“Do it, Dragon!”
― Two-Ten Book Press, The Hero, The Sword and The Dragons

“was running”
― Two-Ten Book Press, The Hero, The Sword and The Dragons

“The eyes shimmered with fire,”
― Craig Halloran, The Hero, The Sword and The Dragons