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Relativity (Aurora Resonant #1; Amaranthe #7) QUOTES

Relativity (Aurora Resonant #1; Amaranthe #7) QUOTES

1 " Alex thrust her hand and half her arm into the labyrinth of light.
Her stare blanked, and in the halo of the matrix her eyes and glyphs blazed so radiantly she looked as if she were being consumed by a primordial fire.

“She just stuck her hand into Machim Command’s central server matrix!”

Caleb smiled, watching on in blatant awe. “She does that. "

― G.S. Jennsen , Relativity (Aurora Resonant #1; Amaranthe #7)

2 " He wasn’t going to be able to deactivate the field, which meant there was only one choice.

He’d realized early on that his arcane, profoundly alien passenger came with a cost, possibly one too high to pay and get out the other side free and clear. He’d pay it nonetheless and without complaint if the diati would only come through for him now.

Caleb closed his eyes. "

― G.S. Jennsen , Relativity (Aurora Resonant #1; Amaranthe #7)

3 " An eerie, chilling voice interrupted him to reverberate through the house.

“You believe you are safe, but you will never be safe from me. My reach is limitless, my capabilities legion. Sleep fitfully and avoid the shadows, for know that I am coming for you. When I arrive, you will pay for what you did. "

― G.S. Jennsen , Relativity (Aurora Resonant #1; Amaranthe #7)

4 " No, we absolutely should do it. If we can capture such a motherlode, it could make a pivotal difference in the coming war. We need it. AEGIS needs it, my mother needs it. This is why we’re here.

“I’m merely pausing at the precipice of the cliff, peeking down into the chasm and asking, ‘Are we sure?’ So…” Alex eyed him wearing an uneasy grimace “…are we sure? "

― G.S. Jennsen , Relativity (Aurora Resonant #1; Amaranthe #7)

5 " Caleb shoved back from the table and stood to retreat to the kitchen. “No. Find another plan.”

“There is no other plan. This isn’t even a plan, merely a nugget of an idea for the start of a plan that’s certain to fail and end in your deaths. "

― G.S. Jennsen , Relativity (Aurora Resonant #1; Amaranthe #7)

6 " The woman’s gaze sent chills racing down his spine. The diabolical, aberrantly predatory arch of her lips curdled his blood. Seriously, his blood must be curdling back at the lab right now.

“Nice illusion. I’m definitely feeling the evil vibe here.”

She stood and rounded the desk with perfect grace. “There is no illusion. Explain yourself quickly now, before I grow bored by your presence and dispense with it. "

― G.S. Jennsen , Relativity (Aurora Resonant #1; Amaranthe #7)

7 " Anyone who tells you life has greater value when it comes with an expiration date is full of shit. Immortality is worth the fortunes of galaxies.”

She regarded him too intently. “But it’s not worth everything. You gave it up for your freedom.”

His forced bravado faltered. That truth still petrified him today. “I did. "

― G.S. Jennsen , Relativity (Aurora Resonant #1; Amaranthe #7)

8 " Mia stood between the bed and the broken window, holding an active plasma blade at waist-height in front of her. A thick coat of blood stained the plasma nearly from hilt to tip, hissing as it dribbled from blade to floor.

“Are you all right?”

Mia gave her a wan, distant smile. “It’s okay. I’ve done it before. "

― G.S. Jennsen , Relativity (Aurora Resonant #1; Amaranthe #7)

9 " Laches faded away, leaving Miriam standing facing Hyperion, the Metigen who had orchestrated the slaughter of over fifty million people a short year ago.

There were limits to even deals with the devil, lines which should never be crossed…but she was beginning to wonder when she might find one. "

― G.S. Jennsen , Relativity (Aurora Resonant #1; Amaranthe #7)

10 " Caleb reached up and slid the tie out of her hair to let it fall free. “You were crazy to do it. But I love you because you’re wild and fearless, not in spite of it, and I know the price.”

He sensed her cringe against him. “Which is?”

“At random and unexpected times, you terrify the life out of me. "

― G.S. Jennsen , Relativity (Aurora Resonant #1; Amaranthe #7)