Dragon Coast Quotes

“Because we're not what we eat. We're what we do, and what we sacrifice, and what we love. And if we choose right more often than we choose wrong, we become who we want to be.”
― Greg Van Eekhout, Dragon Coast

“I’m naked,” he said. “I’m naked, and Em’s in the room.” “It’s nothing I haven’t seen before,” Em said. “That doesn’t make it better. It just means you can make comparisons.”
― Greg Van Eekhout, Dragon Coast

“In case I haven’t said it, thanks. Not just for this job. Or even for the last year of chasing after Sam. But for all of it. You know? From day one. I couldn’t ask for a better friend.” “That’s it? A friend? What about brother? Am I not more like a brother? I would have said brother, if I were the one getting all goopy.” “I killed my brother.” “Friend is okay, then. Friend is fine. Now stop being morbid and let’s go get you your promotion.”
― Greg Van Eekhout, Dragon Coast

“I know this isn’t anyone’s first piñata party, but I’ve been to this particular party before, and as dangerous as these people look, it’s just show. They’re actually far more dangerous than that. They smell something they don’t like, they’ll beat us to jelly before we can say, ‘Please don’t beat us to jelly.”
― Greg Van Eekhout, Dragon Coast

“Don’t insult me when I’m busy insulting you.”
― Greg Van Eekhout, Dragon Coast

“How do you know?” “What’s that thing when the little inky bugs go into your eyes and make brain knowledge? Reading.”
― Greg Van Eekhout, Dragon Coast

“I trust only two people for that: me and you.” “Well,” Max said, “I trust half that many.”
― Greg Van Eekhout, Dragon Coast

“Show up to my office at eight,” he said. “We’ll start discussing a plan.” “Will there be doughnuts?” Daniel asked, hand on the doorknob. “Will we be at war if there aren’t?” Daniel smiled. “I’ll make sure we have doughnuts.”
― Greg Van Eekhout, Dragon Coast

“Right now, Gabriel Argent wished he had a higher tolerance for things being done wrong. But he was a control freak. Other people said that like it was a bad thing.”
― Greg Van Eekhout, Dragon Coast

“But later in life he realized that magic sometimes made one great, but it almost never made one good.”
― Greg Van Eekhout, Dragon Coast