Blood Omen: Legacy of Kain Quotes

“Tony Jay as Mortanius”

“Simon Templeman as Kain”

“You are the tragic hero.”

“Life without blood. What a travesty!”

“You will have the blood you hunger for...”

“Call your dogs! They can feast on your corpses!”

“Alas, poor Nupraptor. I knew him well... Well, not really.”

“And so I left - cold of heart and soul. Forced to the road, and the long, bitter night.”

“Their charms were visible through the gauze of their clothing, yet beauty such as theirs delivered only death.”

“What, no mug of ale for a weary traveler from distant Coorhagen!? I can reward you well, for I am of noble blood!”

“The winds carried screams from the west... I could not help but smile. Someone in this world was suffering more than me.”

“Wikipedia: Blood Omen: Legacy of Kain”

“After being killed and waking in his mausoleum: "I woke to the pain of a new existence, in a dank womb of darkness and decay.”

“Their sneering faces were forever etched upon my memory. I had crossed death for this moment. My mind was empty save for one thought; I would kill.”

“Worms and maggots fed upon his festering skin, the scent of tainted blood seeped through the wounds upon which they feasted. Pity, such a waste-- good blood gone bad.”

“Upon examining the Soul Reaver: "Time fades even legend... and the origin of the Soul Reaver has been lost long ago.
But its purpose remains - to feed on the souls of any creature it strikes. Kindred, this blade and I".”

“Reputed to have been ripped from the chest of the greatest vampire who ever existed, Janos Audron. The heart of darkness restores vampiric unlife. Life is precious, as Janos discovered, as it was torn throbbing and bleeding from his own body.”

“Strange, isn't it Kain? That one cannot quite accept that which sustains him: you in your death and me in mine. But death cannot reign in a world without life and soon you will find the quest ahead of you is yours and yours alone... I can assist you no longer.”

“Victis - suffering to the conquered. Ironic that now I was the one suffering. Not anything as pedestrian as physical pain. Rather the cruel jab of impotent anger - the hunger for revenge. I didn't care if I was in Heaven or Hell - all I wanted was to kill my assassins. Sometimes you get what you wish for. The Necromancer Mortanius offered me a chance for vengeance, and, like a fool, I jumped at his offer without considering the cost. Nothing is free. Not even...revenge.”