#tiberias calore
“ The boy was the sun in Coriane’s sky. On hard days, he split the darkness. On good days, he lit the world. When Tibe went away to the front, for weeks at a time now that the war ran hot again, Cal kept her safe. ”
— Queen Song
Currently reading: War Storm by Victoria Aveyard
I love the way this looks on my shelf and the gorgeous blue ombre and cover art! But I’m so sad for the conclusion to this amazing series. So far it’s started strong and I look forward to devouring every second of it!
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eve: pass the salt
cal: what’s the magic word ?
eve: or else.
cal: technically that’s two words but point taken
kilorn, coming back from hanging with mare: who loses fifty seven coin tosses in a row? you know, heads she wins, tails i lose.
kilorn:
kilorn: wait a minute
cal: yes?
kilorn: i forgot to pick up my dry cleaning
evangeline: cal i swear to god if you don’t kiss mare soon, i will
cal: what?
mare: what?
elane: what?
evangeline: what?
Ptolemus, on seeing Eve’s Queenstrial outfit: Woah! Looks like someone’s dressing to impress!
Eve: I don’t dress to impress. I dress to depress.
Tolly:
Tolly:Wha-
Eve: I look so good I literally make people want to die.
Mare: Betrayed??? By someone I trusted??? It’s more likely than you’d think
Tiberias Calore the Seventh, Crown Prince of House Calore and House Jacos
Red Queen - Victoria Aveyard Anyone can betray anyone Oricine poate trăda pe oricine Adevărul este cel făcut de mine, as putea da foc lumii și sa spun ca plouă.
Cal
Gorgeous I would also say it’s “fire” too but I’m sure I’d lose all my followers
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Cal: Mare, your clothes are terrible.
Mare: why yes Cal, they are because of your Silver power system, which you still try to give power, so sorry if I try to put my own wellbeing and practicability above the clothes I wear. This isn’t a fucking tea party Cal, this is war, whether you choose to accept that or not-
Cal: I JUST WANTED YOU TO SAY “WHAT DO YOU WANT ME TO DO ABOUT IT” SO I COULD TAKE YOUR CLOTHES OFF JESUS CHRIST
Kilorn, explaining what happened to Mare at the end of Glass Sword: So we didn’t save the golden chest, but the real treasure was the memories we made along the way.
Cal: I almost died!
Kilorn: That was the best part.
Evangeline: I love how we say “oh man” when something’s disappointing.
Elane:Why?
Eve: Because men are really disappointing.
Maven, to Cal: I hate you because my mother cut away any feelings of brotherly love out of my mind and heart.
Cal: Wow!!! So special!! And you know, it’s also so convinent, because I just so happen to hate you all by myself!!!!!
“Maven No”
— a book by Mare Barrow, co-authored by Diana Farley and Kilorn Warren, introduction by Evangeline Samos with excerpts from “Maven Please” by Tiberias ‘Cal’ Calore VII and Iris Cygnet, followed by a sequel titled “Maven Yes” by Maven Calore.
