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“Aeduan.鈥� She鈥檇 never said his name aloud. She was surprised by how easily it rolled off the tongue.
He looked back, his expression inscrutable as always. But laced with聽鈥� with something. Hope, she found herself thinking, though she knew it was fanciful.
Aeduan was not the sort of man to ever hope.”
― Susan Dennard, Windwitch

“He was younger than Iseult had imagined. No older than twenty, if she had to guess. Yet he felt old, with his voice so gruff. His language so formal.
It was in the way he carried himself too, as if he鈥檇 walked for a thousand years and planned to walk a thousand more.”
― Susan Dennard, Windwitch

“This young man had stalked Iseult through Ve帽aza City. Had smiled cruelly at her, his crystal eyes swirling red. Then he had saved her too, in Lejna. With a salamander cloak and a single phrase: Mhe varujta. Trust me as if my soul were yours.”
― Susan Dennard, Windwitch

“Someone owed Aeduan a life-debt. It was聽鈥�
A first.
A first that he didn鈥檛 know how to swallow. The Threadwitch Iseult was alive because he had made it so. She could breathe her current breaths and could taste the river鈥檚 water because he had saved her life.
Though she had also, in a way, saved his. First, she had not killed him while he lay unconscious in the bear trap. And second, she had been the one to hook them to that stone before the Falls.
But Aeduan decided not to mention any of this, for if the Threadwitch believed she owed him three lives, then that gave him an advantage. That, he could use. He didn鈥檛 know how, he didn鈥檛 know when, only that he absolutely would.”
― Susan Dennard, Windwitch

“Aeduan didn鈥檛 contradict her. She was what she was, and fighting one鈥檚 nature only brought pain. Sometimes death too.”
― Susan Dennard, Windwitch

“This girl had fought Aeduan鈥攖ricked him and broken his spine. She had battled city guards and faced cleaved Poisonwitches head-on, yet never had Aeduan seen her show fear.”
― Susan Dennard, Windwitch

“We will need to move fast. Are you up for that?鈥�
She snorted, and when Aeduan glanced back, he found her face had softened. The slightest鈥攁lmost imperceptible鈥攇lint of mischief hovered there now.
鈥淚 think we both know the answer to that, Bloodwitch.鈥� She stalked past him, her chin high. Challenging. 鈥淭he question will be if you can keep up.鈥�
Then she broke into a run, Aeduan broke into a run after her.”
― Susan Dennard, Windwitch

“This was not the Threadwitch who had cornered Aeduan beside a bear trap. Nor the Threadwitch who鈥檇 sparred with him that very morning. This was a woman changed.
Aeduan knew because he鈥檇 been there before himself. Soon she would learn鈥攋ust as he had鈥攖hat there was no outrunning the demons of one鈥檚 own creation.”
― Susan Dennard, Windwitch

“Forever after today, she would flex and furl her fingers, precisely as she did right now. She would roll her wrists and crack her neck. She would stretch her jaw and wonder who might next die at her hands. Who might not get away.
And forever after tonight, she would be hungry to outrun the nightmares. She would race and she would fight and she would kill again, just to make sure the ghosts were real.
They were.”
― Susan Dennard, Windwitch

“The air, the sky, the water鈥攊t was so much like their encounter two nights ago.
Yet also nothing like it at all. Iseult and the Bloodwitch had been enemies then, bound only by coins. Tonight, they were allies bound by聽鈥� Well, Iseult didn鈥檛 know precisely.”
― Susan Dennard, Windwitch

“Who betrays whom first.”
― Susan Dennard, Windwitch

“When Aeduan had said he would kill her in Lejna, she hadn鈥檛 believed him. When he鈥檇 said he would kill her last night, she had.”
― Susan Dennard, Windwitch

“Why so much fighting? Is the land valuable?鈥�
鈥淭here is nothing of value here. Yet men have always believed that they know better than those who came before. That they will be the ones to claim the Contested Lands.”
― Susan Dennard, Windwitch

“Iseult hated herself for that truth, but there it was. She wanted to go after Safi; she wanted Aeduan to lead the way; she wished this child would simply disappear.
Monster, she told herself. You鈥檙e a monster.”
― Susan Dennard, Windwitch

“No stopping, though. Only running onward through the weak rain. Men charged with blades, but swords were so easy for Iseult to evade with Aeduan at her side. Together, they arced, they lunged, they ducked, they rolled. A fluid combination of steps built on blood and Threads.”
― Susan Dennard, Windwitch

“You鈥檝e been there all along, Bloodwitch. Somewhere, l-lurking. You are the reason I had to go to my tribe鈥攚hich means you are the reason Corlant c-c-could attack. So if I had never met you, then would I even be here right now?鈥�
鈥淚f I had never met you,鈥� he countered coolly, 鈥渢hen my spine would never have snapped, and Leopold fon Cartorra would never have hired me. Monk Evrane would not have almost died.”
― Susan Dennard, Windwitch

“Iseult knew what she had to do. She knew what Safi would do in this position. What Habim or Mathew or her mother or anyone with a backbone would do. So why was she finding it so hard to summon any words?”
― Susan Dennard, Windwitch

“陌nsanl谋臒a b谋rakabilece臒in en iyi hediye, insanlar谋 akla, bilime ve 产补谤谋艧a 莽a臒谋ran arkanda b谋rakt谋臒谋n g眉zel izdir!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“Nas谋l oldu臒unu anlamaks谋z谋n 谋艧谋k h谋z谋yla ge莽iveren 测谋濒濒补谤谋n hakiki 艧iddetini; 测谋濒濒补谤谋n ailenin 眉st眉nde b谋rakt谋臒谋 geri d枚nd眉r眉lemez izleri, kendi kalbinin ortas谋ndaki k眉莽眉k kara noktada hissetti臒inde anlars谋n. (...)

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― Ozan 脰nen, Babam Beni 艦ahdamar谋mdan 脰pt眉

“艦u d眉nyada y眉r眉rken arkas谋nda iz b谋rakmayan hi莽bir insan yoktur! B眉t眉n mesele, kurba臒a gibi 莽amurlu 莽irkin bir iz mi yoksa bir kuyruklu y谋ld谋z gibi 谋艧谋lt谋l谋 g眉zel bir iz mi b谋rakmak?”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“Geride b谋rakt谋臒谋n izler o kadar 枚nemli ki, geride b谋rakt谋臒谋n yanl谋艧 bir iz bin tane daha yanl谋艧 iz yaratabilir!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“Y眉z眉nde, ya艧ad谋臒谋 hayattan hi莽bir iz ta艧谋mayan bir insan yoktur 艧u d眉nyada!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“Hi莽bir iz b谋rakmamas谋na bunca u臒ra艧t谋ktan sonra, 艧imdi niye kalkm谋艧 kendi sildi臒im izlerden unutulmaz resimler yaratmaya 莽al谋艧谋yorum?
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― Feyza Hep莽ilingirler, K谋rlang谋莽s谋z Ge莽ti Yaz

“Hayat yolunda geride k枚t眉 bir iz b谋rakmak, hi莽 iz b谋rakmamaktan daha iyidir, 莽眉nk眉 o k枚t眉 iz bile insanlar谋n daha sonra iyi izi bulmalar谋na sebep olur!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“艦u d眉nyan谋n en komik 艧eylerinden biri nedir derseniz, adam谋n birinin 测眉锄lerce ve hatta binlerce y谋l 枚nce b谋rakt谋臒谋 yanl谋艧 izlerin 测眉锄lerce ve hatta binlerce y谋l sonra milyonlarca insan taraf谋ndan saf莽a takip edilmesidir derim!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“Sevgili dostum, geride b谋rakt谋臒谋n izlerin yok olaca臒谋ndan endi艧elenmene gerek yok 莽眉nk眉 geride b谋rakt谋臒谋n izler her zaman yok olacakt谋r!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“Sevgili dostum, arkanda b谋rakt谋臒谋n izler bir g眉n gelip seni ge莽erlerse, do臒ru ve adaletli i艧ler yapt谋n m谋 bilemem, ama bildi臒im bir 艧ey var, kesinlikle g眉莽l眉 bir etki yaratan i艧ler yapm谋艧s谋n!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“艦u d眉nyada arkanda bir iz b谋rakmak 莽ok kolay, ama arkanda iyi bir iz b谋rakmak ise 莽ok zor, hi莽bir iz b谋rakmamak ise tamamen imk芒ns谋z!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“Ya艧land谋臒谋nda b眉t眉n hayat谋n boyunca geride b谋rakt谋臒谋n ayak izlerini be臒enmediysen, 艧imdi art谋k yapaca臒谋n tek 艧ey hi莽 kimsenin o izleri takip etmemesini sa臒lamakt谋r!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“Karda b谋rakt谋臒谋n iz belki 1 belki 3 g眉n ya艧ar sonra yok olur gider; ama ayn谋 iz 丑补蹿谋锄补da 测谋濒濒补谤ca ya艧ayabilir! Haf谋za, 驳别谤莽别办濒颈办ten daha sa臒lam bir 驳别谤莽别办濒颈办tir desek do臒ru olmaz m谋?”
― Mehmet Murat ildan