The Demon City Quotes

“The enemy of your enemy is not always your ally.”
― Evan Currie, The Demon City

“Especially not some hopped-up monkey with delusions of adequacy.”
― Evan Currie, The Demon City

“What was that saying he used to repeat, brother?” Sindri thought a moment, then answered, “Anyone can kill; there’s no strength in death. Defending the weak is a temporary measure, not an act of strength. If you want to show true strength, don’t protect the weak . . . instead, take the weak and make them strong.”
― Evan Currie, The Demon City

“Time was a finicky element. It didn’t flow, as most people believed; it wasn’t a river. It was an ocean, with tides that waxed and waned. The idea of future, past, and present was truly more of a human concept than anything else, but the very simplicity of the concept was useful, even if it wasn’t particularly accurate.”
― Evan Currie, The Demon City

“Caleb pulled back a little. “A hundred times more driven? Do I want to go in there?” “Is what you want more important than what she needs?”
― Evan Currie, The Demon City

“True,” the robed figure conceded. “I do not say for sure, just that perhaps we consider that while it may require multiple actions to prove a pattern, all patterns begin with but a single act.”
― Evan Currie, The Demon City

“Anyone can kill; there’s no strength in death. Defending the weak is a temporary measure, not an act of strength. If you want to show true strength, don’t protect the weak . . . instead, take the weak and make them strong.”
― Evan Currie, The Demon City

“Because she learned to use hers in mortal combat against a demonic invasion force that outnumbered her and you by several hundred to one,”
― Evan Currie, The Demon City