120 Quotes About Six-of-crows

She wasn't sorry. She was just mad. Mad at Kaz for attempting this insane job, furious with herself for agreeing to it.And why had she? To pay off her debt? Or because despite all good sense and better intentions, shed let herself feel something for the bastard of the Barrel?

Why do you guys say that, anyway? No mourners, no funerals? Why not just say good luck or be safe?”“We like to keep our expectations low.

If Kaz was their leader, then Inej had been their lodestone, pulling them together when they seemed most likely to drift apart.

Nice to be back, Kaz.”“Good to have you back, Wraith.

Isn't that how things are done around here?” asked Wylan. “We all tell Kaz we're fine and then do something stupid?” “Are we that predictable?” said Inej. Wylan and Matthias said in unison, “Yes.

Hooded, chained, and shackled?” said Jesper. “You're sure we can't go in as entertainers? I hear Wylan really kills it on the flaute.”“We go in as we are,” said Kaz, “as criminals.

I like walking the streets free,” said Jesper. “I like not worrying about being snatched up by a slaver or put to death by some skiv like our friend Helvar here. Besides, I have other skills that bring me more pleasure and profit than this. Lots of other skills.” Wylan coughed. Flirting with him might actually be more fun than annoying him, but it was a close call.

If this true,” Inej said slowly, “then I'm free to say no.”“Of course. But you're obviously dangerous,” he said. “I'd prefer you never became dangerous to me.” Dangerous. She wanted to clutch the word to her. She was fairly sure this boy was demented or just hopelessly deluded, but she liked that word, and unless she was mistaken, he was offering to let her walk out of this house tonight.

They fear you as I once feared you,” he said. “As you once feared me. We are all someone's monster, Nina.