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Hard to cast a spell with a blade in your throat isn't it, witch?

I fought for God. Who do you fight for, exile?

Give a man a fish, and you can feed him for a day.
But give a fish a man, and you can feed it for a month.

Wisdom is the offspring of suffering and time.

There is a fine line between consideration and hesitation. The former is wisdom, the latter is fear.

Why cling to your sanity? It offers you nothing.

Life is nothing without death. That simple truth's been forgotten from time to time.

And that's where you missed the point, Malachai. Death is the only thing that gives life any meaning.

It is woman's purpose to tempt and try the will of man.

It is too easy for the soul to escape from an open heart.

Stand and lead the righteous pride,
Fight 'til death, never hide

When the throat roars
As eyes weep
When the hand grips hard
With trembling fingers
When belly twists
Yet legs stand strong
That is the work
Of the Defiant Heart

The throne is the most devious trap of them all.

To entertain doubt is to dance with death.

No life can be owned. Not a deer's. Not a rabbit's. And not mine. Every creature has a birth-given right to live however it will. However it can.
My right is to hunt. To feed off the wilderness in the understanding that, one day, will feed off me.

When the time comes to strike, an emperor strikes without hesitation.

Tora thinks almost as poorly as she smells. You cannot start a new world by simply slaughtering the old. Pay no heed to that primitive.

Pity the emperor who sits alone on his throne.

Strong leadership is able to bridge the chasm between existence and extinction. Poor leadership might see an entire tribe vanish into that same chasm.

I offered you the gift of exile and you used it to reinvent yourself. I couldn't wish for a more potent instrument.

One rung closer to the top of the food chain.

I've dealt with far darker shadows than you, exile.

You'd bite the master that called you here, Witch?

You there, let me bend your air for a moment.

Not any more. I, Izaro Phrecius, shall return us to Justice. I shall build the greatest Lord's Labyrinth in Azmerian history, and my successor shall be chosen by the Goddess herself.

I exiled an animal. Now you almost resemble a man, Karui.

Before your emperor, you are worthy. Before the Goddess of Justice, you are worthy. Receive our blessings. Embrace our gifts. And rise, ascendant, for this is the ending that we all deserve.