“There is no truth to peace,” she said. “Peace is at best a brief interlude between hostilities. The treaties… — Genevieve Cogman
“There is no truth to peace,” she said. “Peace is at best a brief interlude between hostilities. The treaties which might be signed here are no more than lies. The field of battle is more honest.”
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