#tiberias vii
“ 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
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
Red Queen: A Summary
Maven: You’re really campaigning for the Asshole of the Year award, aren’t you?
Mare: As defending champion, does that make you nervous?
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 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.
Cal: first impressions are very important.
Mare: but you married me??
