"The strong survive, but the courageous triumph."
"but do i need to say anything?" sophie asked. "do i need to learn any words?" "like what?" saint-germain said. "well, when you lit up the eiffel tower, you said something that sounded like eggness" "ignis" the count said. "latin for fire. no, you don't need to say anything." "then why did you do it, then?" sophie asked. saint-germain grinned. "i just thought it sounded cool."
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Source: Michael Scott (2012). “The First Codex”, p.528, Delacorte Books for Young Readers
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