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Sweep with Me (Innkeeper Chronicles, #4.5) Sweep with Me by Ilona Andrews
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“Sean cracked a smile. “They are chickens.” “Technically they’re not even avian.” “Dina, we’re going to host sixty-one space chickens.” I gave up. “Yes.” “And they’re going to argue philosophy.”
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“Life gives us precious few opportunities to put our best foot forward, so when a chance to shine presents itself, one should always take it.”
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“Mercy is defined as kindness or forgiveness given to someone who is within your power to punish. To show mercy means to give up retribution, sometimes at the cost of justice.”
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“Sentient beings are spectacular liars. We are gifted with an unparalleled ability to deny things that make our life unpleasant. We even pretend death isn’t a certainty, because contemplating our own mortality drives us mad.”
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“Qoros sprang up seven feet in the air, snatched the roach off the wall, and crushed it with his claws. Sean pointed to the screen. “You did the same thing two nights ago because you saw a mosquito.” “That mosquito would have qualified as air support.”
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“Have I not cooked delicacies from a thousand planets?” His quills stood straight up. He raised his right hand, his talons spread wide, appealing to heavens. “Am I not a master of my craft?” He paused, glaring at me. “Of course you are,” I said, trying to keep my voice soothing. This would end in disaster. “Then you will bring this Grand Burger to me and I shall make it. You will taste it and you will weep, for it will be the best Grand Burger to ever grace a human mouth.” He spun around dramatically and stalked off into the kitchen. “We should get him a cape,” Sean said.”
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“Sean crossed his arms on his chest. “I had several Medamoths under my command on Nexus. They don’t make peace. They kill, they hunt, and they write bad poetry.”
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“Orro spun around. “I do not like this Assembly. It jerks the small human to and fro.” He stabbed the air with his giant fork for emphasis. “Can they not see that she is exhausted? Do they not know what she has been through? Come to the meeting, do not come to the meeting, is there no decorum?”
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“It taught me that for every period of stress there must be a time of rest and contemplation.”
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“Half an hour later, we came down for the Treaty Stay banquet, and I wore my Treaty Stay robe, silver with a pink trim. I had a silver robe for Sean too, but all of the magic in the world couldn’t force him into it. He wore jeans and a black sweater and threatened to switch to pajamas if I made a fuss.”
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“It taught me that for every period of stress there must be a time of rest and contemplation. This is the sole reason I’m still alive.”
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“Greetings, innkeeper. Greetings, tiercel.” He must have used a term for a male in a military role, but his implant ended up mangling it. If Sean was surprised by being addressed as a male falcon, he didn’t show it.”
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“What happens to Orro if the Vein Ripper goes nuts and his humanizer fails?” “I’ll be carrying the humanizer, and if Qoros steps out of line, I’ll neutralize him and Orro will help me carry him to the car.” Sean glanced at Orro. “Isn’t that right, battle buddy?” Orro rose to his full height, all quills erect, claws spread for the kill. “I will assist, combat friend.”
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“Am I not a master of my craft?” He paused, glaring at me. “Of course you are,” I said, trying to keep my voice soothing. This would end in disaster. “Then you will bring this Grand Burger to me and I shall make it. You will taste it and you will weep, for it will be the best Grand Burger to ever grace a human mouth.” He spun around dramatically and stalked off into the kitchen. “We should get him a cape,” Sean said.”
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“Besides, it’s been almost two weeks since anyone was brutally murdered. Things were getting a bit dull. We wouldn’t want to die of boredom, would we?”
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“Drífan is a very old word. It means to drive, to force living beings to move, to cause one to flee before one’s pursuit, to chase, to hunt, to force by a blow, to proceed with violence.” “Okay,” Sean said. “None of those are good.”
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“I rubbed my face, trying to adjust to the new arsenal. Above us, Gertrude Hunt creaked, installing the cannon.”
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“your rank, the bigger the homestead. Despite the modern convenience of cities, almost all”
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