Character: Nathan

Miracles only happen in Hollywood movies.

I seem to understand something. Lou, people such level most appreciate the reliability and prudence. No, of course it is very important not to be an idiot and to do their work. The most important thing is personal loyalty.

It was great to see the old folks and all, but after a couple weeks I already couldn't wait to get back to new York. It's not a city, but an epic poem.

- I thirst for blood! - he growled.
- The wine ran out. Yesterday we killed the last four bottles.

Only someone you trust that can deliver.

Famous kings and the greatest kings in no other art is almost like murder, and not one person like you wanted to do, and countless, burning countries and the destruction of cities had extended their Kingdom, and hence his glory.

If you feel sorry for me, remember that I am your enemy.

- And you have some use, except for a hiccup - sarcastically said the vampire.
- Is that a compliment?
- This is a hint for you to remain silent, intervening in the conversation only when there are specific considerations - did not fail to explain it.

- You're too cruel, vampire - sadly I said.
The vampire looked up from her work and looked at me.
Is better than living with illusions, Princess. At least, my view of the world will not suffer like you do.

Good intentions can encourage lazy minds to idleness. The more you give them, the more they need. And yet your kindness is limitless, they will never learn to discipline and will not learn to rely on themselves. Your kindness will cause damage to their human qualities. If you give a coin it's because he says his family is starving and he spends it on booze, and then kills someone, are you going to blame? No. He killed. But if you didn't give him money and fed him or would go and bring food to his family, the murders would not have happened. Wizard's second Rule: good intentions can cause the greatest evil. Violation of it can have anything from a little problem to global catastrophe.

Wizard's second Rule States that good intentions can lead to disastrous consequences. Sounds like a paradox, but the best intentions sometimes paved the way to the most terrible evil. And to protect yourself from this evil only through knowledge, wisdom, foresight and understanding the First Rule. But even this is not always enough.