Drakengard Sentence Starters
Took out some words and changed names/pronouns to be more applicable.
“Kill me if you desire. But you can never dirty my soul.”
“What makes you worthy of a pact with me?”
“Despise me if you will, but I shall not die.”
“We are united by our need to live.”
“Humans are a race to be pitied.”
“Wise men choose death before war. Wiser men choose not to be born.”
“You cannot live on hatred alone.”
“How should I know what ambitions drive you?”
“What was the last thing they saw, I wonder?”
“To be blind to the foolish hopelessness of humanity is a happy fate.”
“Soldiers are soldiers. Do not forget who is your enemy.”
“Pitying your betters is a habit you would do well to unlearn.”
“A human carcass cannot restore a tree that has burned.”
“Have you grown so accustomed to denying the truth?”
“May the gods bless us, their poor children.”
“What difference between he who prays and he who kills? Fools, one and all.”
“The goddess’s burden grows.”
“Is this the will of the gods? Is it their will that we be tested so?”
“The weak would do well to know their own limits.”
“Does only slaughter calm your soul?”
“Does compassion drive you? Or do you seek to recruit even the mad to your cause?”
“We are children of the gods, yet still we wage war.”
“Let the gods soothe your heart. In these times, faith is all we have.”
“Humans cannot see that blood and idols beget each other.”
“So this is what you call human kindness?”
“All believe the small are weak. But some seek to protect, others to neglect.”
“They take children, then cast them away like bones at a feast.”
“You need not be the only sacrifice.”
“I traded my songs for strength.”
“You would sacrifice your own flesh and blood in the service of revenge.”
“Welcome to a world without song.”
“What right do I have to preach to others now?”
“The dark clouds of hate are gathering in my heart.”
“None can know the world’s fate if the goddess is lost.”
“Stare too much at the back of your shield, and you may begin to forget the enemy.”
“Do you laugh? Does the spilling of the blood of so many amuse you so?”
“Ye gods, is our cause just?”
“The bodies pile higher, even as the flowers on the graves wither.”
“Do you understand what it means to give away all your time?”
“Why are humans so quick to hide from truth in castles made of clouds?”
“You are a match for any man or beast. But you must learn to wield that sword for good.”
“How does it feel to use your sword to save people?”
“Regret is for fools. What has been done has been done.”
“I feel great pressure. Something evil slouches toward us.”
“The goddess dies, and mankind is cursed!”
“The end of the world. Does it look like this?”
“The days when humans feared gods, are the days of fairy tales.”
“You will not kill them all, though you have a thousand lives.”
“It seems we must go to the very ends of hell itself.”
“Do you think I can be beaten by you anymore?”
“They are no longer human. They are broken machines. At death, they feel nothing.”
“Surely even you feel horror at this bloodshed.”
“I can only offer prayers. I am powerless. Please, my goddess, be safe!”
“No human can live here now. The beasts of hell have made this place their own.”
“Now. The real act of revenge begins.”
“Now that the goddess is dead, what is to become of me?”
“If you wish to live, trust only yourself.”
“You cannot warm me now.”
“We have grown? Nonsense. We remain mere fools.”
“Nothing is stronger than we are now. Let nothing that values life stand before us!”
“What horrors does humanity create?”
“The very air is polluted with evil. Even I am buffeted by the storms.”
“We fear nothing! We are loved!”
“Mother has to love me, if the gods love me.”
“You will despised by every soul in this world, unforgiven for all eternity.”
“You will suffer under the unbearable weight of your crimes. You are beyond hope.”
“You had best do it before I change my mind.”
“I have never seen you weep before.”
“Ye gods, is it your will that we should live on?”
“On sacrifices countless will a new shrine be built by the hands of the gods.”
“Miracles cannot be asked for. It’s useless.”
“Have you thought of what will become of the world?”
“A drowning man knows not the ocean’s vastness, only it’s depth.”
“You belittle me with pity and thwart my every dream.”
“Man bends the truth for any convenience.”
“There is no end for us. But still, you battle on.”
“A baby smiles in the bath. It wants to stay in the water. But the seasons must change.”
“Powers greater than we have fated us to battle. What we desire no longer matters.”
“Your life burns too bright. You have come too far, and now I must destroy you.”
“Pity me not, or death will be your reward!”
“Your life will someday be mine.”
“So you failed at playing goddess. Now what?”
“Let not her death be in vain.”
“Salvation lies before them. But stupid people won’t be loved.”
“The gods are dead! No more gods! We are free!”
“This world is beyond the truth of the gods. Not even they can know what will become.”
“For you who live on bloodlust, can this new world be a happy place?”
“The heroes of the stories are the hopes of the tellers. The hero is in you, too.”
“No gods have ever heard your prayers.”
“To catch the lion’s cub, you must enter the lion’s den.”
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