“Forger!" the king bellowed, his voice echoing across Tartarus. There was no answer. Hades leaped up, grasping the edges of the jagged mountainside, and began climbing the steep cliff until he reached the highest of the twin peaks. The amber flame of Tartarus lit the high mountain. "Unnamed One, show yourself!”
Source: Hades and Persephone: The Golden Blade
“Forged from Chaos, weaved from the entrails of Ophiotaurus... and," he continued slyly, "dipped in the blood of Uranus.”
Source: Hades and Persephone: The Golden Blade
“I shall cover the lands with my power! I shall name it snow, winter, and it will wipe out all life! I will watch his kingdom wither!”
Source: Hades and Persephone: The Golden Blade
“Hecate's eyes flashed with anger. "Do not compare me with that drivel. I have no shrines, little bird. Those who need me may seek me in their kitchen as they break their fast or in their bed, in the dark of night, when wicked thoughts fill their mind.”
Source: Hades and Persephone: The Golden Blade
“This was his burden to bear, this unlovable king, his penance. He was alone, and the light would never touch him. It was what he deserved.
As they drug yet another prisoner away, Hades lifted his head. "Let the next one in," the King of the Dead demanded.”
Source: Hades And Persephone: Curse Of The Golden Arrow
“My damnation stains me, Persephone, with you... with all of you. A crimson stain, a cursed badge I forever have to wear. My history is written in your world- it will always paint me as a monster until I become the very thing I have been pictured to be." His gaze moved gently over her. "Until I become what you think I am.”
Source: Hades And Persephone: Curse Of The Golden Arrow
“I could warn you about the dangers of letting a wolf loose with sheep," he said with shadowed eyes.”
Source: Hades And Persephone: Curse Of The Golden Arrow
“A wolf with a lamb, he thought with disgust, remembering Aphrodite's warning. And how he wanted to... devour her.”
Source: Hades And Persephone: Curse Of The Golden Arrow
“Some are professors and others are possessors.”
“Oh, Persephone," he whispered, "if only you could lie with your eyes."
He stood abruptly, and she heard him leave the room. And as she remembered the dampness on his face and the sheen in his eyes, she realized that it had been tears that had shone in their depths.”
Source: Hades And Persephone: Curse Of The Golden Arrow