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Lanthe-thronos Quote by Kresley Cole

“He stalked up to her, yelling, “Do not call me demon!” She forced herself to hold her ground, then repeated his earlier words: "Sensitive about this, creature?" “Demons are savage. Vrekeners have grace and a sacred purpose. We are descended from gods!” "How do you know this?" “From the Tales of…” quote by Kresley Cole
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““He stalked up to her, yelling, “Do not call me demon!” She forced herself to hold her ground, then repeated his earlier words: "Sensitive about this, creature?" “Demons are savage. Vrekeners have grace and a sacred purpose. We are descended from gods!” "How do you know this?" “From the Tales of Troth—sanctified knowledge passed on from one Vrekener generation to the next for millennia.” "I’m going to have to stop you, because you’ve already bored me.””

Kresley Cole

About This Quote

Source Novel: “The Vrekener Chronicles” (fictional)

A character confronts a demon, revealing a hidden lineage and ancient knowledge, while expressing boredom with the encounter.

In simple terms: A demon reveals secret heritage and ancient lore.

Key Takeaway

Question hidden histories and stay engaged.

Themes

mythology identity knowledge conflict

Mood

dramatic enigmatic

Type

mythic narrative

When to use this quote

  • fantasy role‑play
  • storytelling
  • character development
  • world‑building

Key Concepts

ancestral lineage secret societies power dynamics

Questions to Reflect On

  • What does the demon’s boredom suggest about power?
  • How does secret knowledge shape identity?
A Different Perspective

The dialogue may feel forced or overly expository.

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