Nothing in life is easy, Arvan. But it's what I'm trained for. To lead an army. To bring death and… — David Gemmell
Nothing in life is easy, Arvan. But it's what I'm trained for. To lead an army. To bring death and destruction on my enemies [...] A man must stand against evil wherever he finds it and he must use all his talents.
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