A Dragon's War Quotes

“Dragons would make poor merchants. We lack the patience to bargain, and we tend to eat the inventory.”
― Robert Vane, A Dragon's War

“moved my head closer to Harlan. He showed no fear. His smirk held steady. “If you’re thinking of getting friendly, I’ve already told you I’ve a wife, even if she’s far away.”
― Robert Vane, A Dragon's War

“Fresh blood ran all over the deck. I watched it spread. I’d have to drag myself to a drier area to sleep. Damn.”
― Robert Vane, A Dragon's War

“Harlan noticed my noticing.”
― Robert Vane, A Dragon's War

“I had come to Ni-Yota with a simple mission: save my sister, kill the wizard. I had teeth, wings, determination, and maybe a bit of magic to aid me. Easy as gobbling a goat. Instead, I found myself entangled with a strange human, feuding dragons, and a web of intrigue I didn’t understand. Also, Ni-Yota had no goats.”
― Robert Vane, A Dragon's War

“among us”
― Robert Vane, A Dragon's War

“Are you going to die, or do you just snore worse than a drunk barmaid?”
― Robert Vane, A Dragon's War

“To my own surprise, it appeared: a structure of unfathomable complexity, filled with an infinity of bindings, weaves, and patterns that seemingly connected everything around me. The Latticework was everywhere—it was everything.”
― Robert Vane, A Dragon's War

“I had glimpsed what Kiata had spoken of back in Rolm—this Latticework. There was a world deeper than this one, an invisible framework upon which the mundane sight and touch and sound rested.”
― Robert Vane, A Dragon's War

“the behemoths. Huge, armored creatures with legs as thick as three men and a forked tail laden with nasty spikes.”
― Robert Vane, A Dragon's War

“It was Harlan. He sounded like a rusted door hinge flapping in the wind.”
― Robert Vane, A Dragon's War

“I reeled with joy. Ni-Yota surprised me again: a dragon ruled this land.”
― Robert Vane, A Dragon's War

“The air changed again. I held my breath. Then, the impossible appeared. From the upper reaches of the chamber came a dragon.”
― Robert Vane, A Dragon's War

“It seems life ain’t yet over, and ain’t yet done being interesting.”
― Robert Vane, A Dragon's War

“She is mostly a memory after so long.”
― Robert Vane, A Dragon's War