Nature Quote by M.C. Scott

“Governor Paetus...’ Lupus closed his eyes that we might not read the rage in them. ‘Governor Paetus has informed us that he will return…

— M.C. Scott

“It would have been easy to ask, then, ‘What of this Eagle?’, to have wheedled out of them all they knew: where it was…

— M.C. Scott

“The dying go so swiftly at the end. Always the speed of their leaving catches me unawares; so much left to say, to promise,…

— M.C. Scott

“Tell me we’re not going to be stoking up the cook fires to build palisades through the night by their light.’ I stood, turning…

— M.C. Scott

“He bared thick teeth. ‘I am Zacchariah. My price will be right. You show me now?’ In that moment, ten generations of horse-traders counted…

— M.C. Scott

“The mare on which the traitor had been seated at the time of his death was, obviously, no longer considered the best horse in…

— M.C. Scott

“Three old men with moon-silver hair and slow, ponderous movement took him in their arms and laid him on a marble slab and set…

— M.C. Scott

“So we left the spear in the wagon and I dressed and still was not sick and together we walked to the head of…

— M.C. Scott

“We broke camp together and set off in our opposite directions: we of the XIIth and our allies marched east, towards the rising sun,…

— M.C. Scott

“He is wounded, but he is still the Leopard, still dangerous. His eyes look through you, until they don’t. That’s when he’ll kill you.”

— M.C. Scott

“What of honour? What of courage? What of all the things that bind the legions together?’ He gave a shrug and a nod together,…

— M.C. Scott

“The camp offices stood in the centre, adjoining the shrine to Jupiter that held the legion’s Eagle. In the camps of the Vth Macedonica…

— M.C. Scott