Ansatsu Kyoushitsu Karma Novels & Stories

Sensing Abhaya’s glare, Yamato stopped speaking. Abhaya clasped his hands and said, "Amitabha. This world operates on balance. Imagine a scale: if you place too much weight on one side, the scale will tip. To balance it, you must add weight to the other side. Such is life. Now, imagine if you keep adding weight to one side of the scale—not only will it tip, but it will also break."

He cares about no one but himself, he is inhuman, I can’t believe I fell for him. "Here is your money." Abu threw a bag of cash at me. How inhuman is he? Despite everything he did, he feels like it’s okay, he has no shame and he thinks his filthy money is going to cover up for what he did. But thinking about it makes me feel like I’m the murderer, if I didn’t sign that contract, Khalil will be fine. He will be okay, nothing would have happened to me. "Afraah, please leave. It’s getting very late." Abu said

"You! How could you! Could it be that even the five failures of the celestial beings can't help you ......" But see the sky karma fire shrouded down, a thousand feather Nishang this shock is not trivial, the five implied blaze is the strongest move ask the sky, not to mention her fear, that is, the sky gods and Buddhas do not dare to meet the front. The five skandhas are the five yin: color, receptivity, thought, action, and knowledge.

So he could make out her feeble figure lying on the bed with her curly hair sprayed all over the pillow in deep sleep. He watched for a while and wondered how she could sleep so peacefully even in her present situation. Even knowing she wasn't ever going to walk again. While he the healthier one was finding it difficult to sleep without drinking to stupor. Karma was a real bitch. He watched for a while longer then refrained quickly once he realized himself. He almost looked like a creep staring at people while they were asleep and harmless. "Once she wakes she won't be the same peaceful and innocent girl lying on that bed, rather it would be bitter and vengeful eyes he'd see," Jason thought

"What the hell!" "Oops," he said, acting as if it was an accident. "Ever heard of karma, Aito-kun?". His voice was sickly sweet and a corner of his lips was turned up making my smirk dissipate like smoke. He bent low, only stopping when our faces were a few inches apart. I could feel his hot minty breath tickling the tip of my nose. "What you consider fun and no big deal will come back to bite you in the ass one day and it'll be so bad you'll wish you were dead. After all, your heart is already as black as your coffee. Enjoy your meal".

I sniffled, finishing my story and angrily wiped the traitorous tears from my face with the back of my hand before getting up from the cosy sofa with my now cold and probably salty tea. " ...I'll definitely return to Italy but only to avenge my family" I added, stopping in front of a portrait of a black Phoenix rising from its ashes ...just like it, I too was going to rise from my own ashes and burn everyone who did me wrong in the fire of my hatred. I heard Dr Sanchez hum in both understanding and agreement also getting up from his seat "You can keep my daughter's name if you want and I'll continue being your father" . His words warmed my heart. I turned to him with a smile.

The System had added fifteen points of Karma debt for an act he had committed to prevent harm to people who had done nothing except exist in proximity to his father's household. He stood very still on the border road and thought about what that meant. The novel had addressed Karma in the way it addressed most systemic elements: thoroughly in the early volumes, inconsistently in the later ones, and always from the perspective of characters who were advancing rather than being suppressed. Karma accumulated through actions. Positive Karma came from acts the System deemed beneficial. Negative Karma came from acts the System deemed harmful. The classifications were determined by divine-layer admi

"It's like the universe is against our path crossing again." "Don't overthink it. You will someday," "Ever heard of karma?" He asks me. I just stare at him. "I guess this is it for me." Ethan chuckles painfully. "I've been an asshole to pretty much every woman I've come across and then I see just this one I'm really into and I can't find her," Ethan retorts. "Karma is a bitch, bro." I mutter, sipping my drink gently.

"That way I would know which one would take me to death and be able to avoid it.” "We never know when you're making a stupid choice until you're killed by her," Faye said, frowning. "And if by chance we wrote, your destiny would change. Don't you know how karma works, Arianna?” In fact, I didn't really know how karma worked in that world, but it seemed important to pretend that I did. "We know, though... That it is more than risky to let your death happen once again, "said Vraxlon, impassive. "If this time you came back without powers, without memories, it may mean that there will be no next time.”

The room went silent except for the typing sound as Rithik turned the laptop towards three shocked men who look devastated by the newfound information. A video played with a man wearing dirty clothes and a bruised face with one blue eye. He wiped away the tears with back of his hand which was rolling down from his dull and swollen eyes. He winced with every word that came out of his mouth but he didn’t stop "Karma is a very cunning bitch which never leaves anyone untouched, one day or the other it knocks on everyone's door, just waiting for our turn to come. Believe me, I never believed in Karma until it hit me hard shattering my beautiful world before my eyes.