The Unseen Heir Quotes

“Anger weakened the mind and dulled the senses.”
― Kenley Davidson, The Unseen Heir

“If you will not cede my father’s place to me, I will take it in blood!”
― Kenley Davidson, The Unseen Heir

“You remember that somewhere in this world is one who has seen you and known you. Who believes in your courage, your wisdom, and your heart. Who values you not for what you can do, but for everything you are, and who wishes for nothing but your happiness.”
― Kenley Davidson, The Unseen Heir

“His heart ought to have made a sound as it tore in two. Someone ought to have heard it. Because as much as he loved his home and his people, he also loved… Yes. He loved her. To the very depths of his soul, he loved her.”
― Kenley Davidson, The Unseen Heir

“Leisa dreamed, and in her dreams, Kyrion did rather a lot of shouting. He also turned into a storm cat the size of a horse, and then an enormous black wyvern that stooped down and carried her off in its talons. They flew for miles over a vast, beautiful forest while Kyrion’s voice echoed in her mind. Please don’t go. Hold on to me. I love you. Please.”
― Kenley Davidson, The Unseen Heir

“Letting go the breath he hadn’t realized he’d been holding, Kyrion carefully transferred the reins to one hand and wrapped the other arm around Leisa’s waist, tucking her closer to prevent her from sliding around in the saddle with the motion of the horse. And as he did so, he felt an overwhelming sense of rightness. Of being in the only place he would want to be in that moment—riding through this unfamiliar forest, into the shadows of evening, with this woman in his arms.”
― Kenley Davidson, The Unseen Heir

“It was tempting to give a speech. To gloat about his victory, or inspire them all to fear what might be coming for them in the future. But speeches took time, and that was exactly what he could not afford to give them. With”
― Kenley Davidson, The Unseen Heir

“I do not pretend to know your past, night elf, and even if I did, I would not judge you for it. But I hope you will remain open to change. Open to the new and the uncomfortable. It is the only way to move past where we are now.” Leisa”
― Kenley Davidson, The Unseen Heir