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All the years he’d spent fooling himself into thinking that what he did was correct was simply time wasted from his life, on delusions and fantasies that kept him from seeing what he was and where he was inevitably headed with genuine clarity.

— Robert Asprin Wagers of Sin (1996)

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A brave man is one who admits his fear. Only a fool believes himself invincible.

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A tiny whisper at the back of her mind warned her to be wary of what one asked the gods for, lest they grant it.

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