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“Like a meteor drifting through space, we were surrounded by both everything and nothing at once.”
“Laago is as free as the wind that blows through your hair.”
“The desire for gold trumps the honor of many.”
“Sometimes, I fear that the only time I will not be utterly consumed by worry is when I lay dead.”
“A golden eagle does not need a crown to rule the sky.”
“Only a soul unburdened by the weight of mortality would stand before death without fear nor worry.”
“Since when does law equate to morality?”
“The loudes person in the room was rarely the most intelligent, and more often, the opposite.”
“As long as there is a night full of stars, we will never lose our way.”