Knights Quotes

“Lannon said nothing, understanding Timlin's fear. Less than a week before, Lannon had been a lonely lad living a secluded life in the woods, and now he was suddenly surrounded by boys his own age. Soon he would have to go before them and prove his worth in the Color Trials. But despite the special power the Knights believed he had, he didn't feel the Trials were going to be the least bit fun.”
― Robert E. Keller, Knights: Four Novels

“Jace winked at Lannon. "Fear not, my young friend. That Wolf won't escape us indefinitely. I know how to trap Goblins--even the nastiest ones. I wrote the book on Goblins, remember?" Lannon managed a smile, remembering his favorite book The Truth about Goblins.”
― Robert E. Keller, Knights: Four Novels

“What does the Eye of Divinity do?" Lannon had asked. And Taris had replied: "The answer to that question is shrouded in mystery. As far as I know, it works in three stages--Sight, Body, and something called Dark Wave. Sight allows you to gain knowledge of things--even secret or guarded knowledge. Body creates physical changes upon a person and their surroundings, which can vary greatly depending upon the user. Dark Wave, however, is a mysterious force that few have ever gained use of. Little is written about it in the records of Dremlock Kingdom.”
― Robert E. Keller, Knights: Four Novels

“But life will soon teach you the way things truly are. Everything ends in violence and death these days.”
― Robert E. Keller, Knights: Four Novels

“I detest normal,”
― Robert E. Keller, Knights: Four Novels

“Sometimes good ideas go bad.”
― Robert E. Keller, Knights: Four Novels

“Life doesn't always present us with a clear, honorable choice. Sometimes every path is ugly.”
― Robert E. Keller, Knights: Four Novels