Billiard-Fannon's expression hardened. "Say the words,” he ordered. "Say them, or displease me. You do not wish to see the displeasure of the Holy One!”
"I do not wish to see the Holy One at all,” said Jhutti. (Adam Roberts)

Billiard-Fannon's expression hardened. "Say the words,” he ordered. "Say them, or displease me. You do not wish to see the displeasure of the Holy One!” "I do not wish to see the Holy One at all,” said Jhutti.

Adam Roberts

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