99 Quotes About Magnus-chase

Pretty didn't do it justice. I felt like we'd sailed into a world meant for much larger beings, a place where gods and monsters roamed freely.

I was the first to regain my wits. I hate it when that happens.“Hello,” I said to the giant.I’m diplomatic that way, always knowing the right greeting.

Suttung howled. His axe slipped from his hands, the heavy blade impaling itself in the skull of its owner. And that, kids, is why you should never use a battleaxe without wearing your safety helmet.

Take the rudder, will you? Just stay in the middle of the fjord and watch out for krakens.""Krakens?" I protested.Halfborn nodded absently and went below, maybe to check on dinner, or Mallory and T.J., or simply because I smelled bad.By full dark we'd reached the open sea. I didn't crash the ship or release any krakens, which was good. I did not want to be that guy.

T.J. rushed past me, heading for the prow, and nearly impaled me with his bayonet. “Magnus, hold that line!” he yelled, waving at pretty much every rope on the ship.I grabbed the nearest bit of rigging and pulled as hard as I could, hoping I had the right line, or hoping I at least looked helpful while doing the wrong thing.

Besides, killing a ring dragon is a very personal thing. You would have to weird me yourself. An act like that affects your ."I frowned. "You mean it affects you weirdly?""No, Your .""You're weird." I muttered."He means fate," Blitzen put in, signing as he spoke for Hearth's benefit

Not that my regularly scheduled life was so great, but it beat getting judged unworthy by twelve bearded guys named Erik.

You can't hold on to hate forever. It won't do a thing to the person you hate, but it'll poison you, sure enough.

I saw my problem immediately.I should never have introduced Alex to Percy Jackson. She had learned way too much from his relentless training methods. Maybe Alex couldn't summon sea animals, but she could turn into them. That was just as bad.