"I won't be long. When Lily arrives, tell her I've gone to see Celestia. She won't question me on that. She knows I have to go and see my sister from time to time, especially when it's my birthday."

"This isn't a good idea, Your Highness. Dabbling in the world of the Earth Humans never has brought joy to our kind. They are cruel, they are shallow, and they crave power. They have none of the values we cherish and hold so dear to our hearts. They do not love their mates for an eternity as we do. They are fickle when it comes to love and so many other things."

"This woman has lost everything. She has lost her husband, her children, and she has been hurt in the cruelest of ways. The Danes she speaks of must be punished. If I do not help her, who will?"

"King Arthur was supposed to keep the Danes out of England ... I heard tell that he was a great King ... for a half-breed that is."

"You know as well as I do that King Arthur has retired to the Isle of Avalon. England is swiftly changing. It is turning into something that both of us would not want to see. The mortals are suffering in the direst of ways."

"Let them continue to suffer. They must learn to help themselves. Our ways, can't fix the problems with their society. I implore you to see some sense in my words of caution. If Lily knew that you were about to traipse into the unknown, she would definitely know how to knock some sense into you."

"Lily would help me. She's off in another magical realm right now, trying to bring happiness to others. She knows how much we are needed. She realizes how dim the light has grown in some worlds. She would applaud me for attempting to help."

"Attempting ... even you realize you walk into peril ... do not do this!"

She saw Hawthorne reach for Leo, but it was too late. He had walked through the veil.