Book: Fire order

- We must help the Artisans?! - horrified vampires.
"Yes," retorted Celniker. - Another rhetorical question - and the number of vampires in this hick town will start to shrink very rapidly.

All all know or at least guess. And it's not in a hurry to take advantage of their knowledge by entering into shaky alliances and identifying the most optimal time for a single, precise stab in the back. This is the policy.

Courage is the ability to overcome fear. To be afraid of, but in spite of that, go ahead. And when instead of having to look my fear in the eye and defeat it, the person becomes afraid of everything aggressive creature... Well, it is not aesthetically pleasing, honestly.

- You have just the ideal state, some said, surprised me. - Everyone is happy. What do you have with crime, theft for example?
- We have no theft.
- How is it?
- That's it. Our laws are quite severe. For example, the punishment for murder is death. For the attack on the vampire - death, for robbery on the roads is death, for theft...
- Let me guess- death?
"It is," winked at the vampire. - See, as it turns out, just to convince people to respect all the laws.

... Of a secret society can be created by fanatics, they may be cranks, but at the top is always calculating mind.

Welcher really dangerous, plus can be very touchy, as is characteristic of all the mentally unstable beings, be it humans, vampires or someone else. And offended the Supreme vampire... ugh...

Welcher? - asked Durkin. Yeah he's a total lunatic! Without it will be much safer!
Noticing my expression, he quickly turned and faced nose to nose with Welheim. The vampire grinned his trademark smile stretching from ear to ear, and tilted his head to the side, waiting.
- ...everyone was talking, and I said, "No, no, you're wrong," hastily continued Durkin. - Oh, Hello, welcher.

Only the most incompetent war are lengthy and bloody battles.
This General just one precise strike.

Betrayal isn't the worst pastime.

Who called cowardly stab in the back?
If you're so careless that allowed the enemy to apply it, then blame only yourself.

Welcher, stop him!
- No!
- Why?!
- According to religious beliefs, I'm never going to prevent mass slaughter!

Sometimes silence is much more eloquent than words. When you have someone to keep silent...

In my life there is no death.