Avatar Airbender Quotes Novels & Stories

“It was really hard for me Ava,I couldn’t decide on what to do,if I should go with my heart or with my mind. My heart choose you but my mind kept on reflecting on the darkness in me.” “I used to curse everyday then,it was all your fault. I don’t even curse anymore now.” “Really, my goddnes. My Ava is now a grown ass woman since she stopped cursing.” “Stop teasing me Vador,if I start mine i would win.” “Bet,” Aiden replied gently scratching Ava’s hair. “Game on then. Uhm I’m sorry damsel,” Ava said mimicking Aiden. “I’ll never hurt you again, I always want to see you smile.”

The spark of his laughter held a magnetic quality, one that drew Ava's attention and evoked a sense of vulnerability within her. Yet, as if fueled by an inner fire, Ava's response was swift and resolute, her voice carrying a quiet intensity as she addressed the misconception. "I'm not a kid. I'm grown to make any decision I want." The lines of determination etched themselves on her features, a reflection of her fierce conviction that she was more than the perception he held.

Aspen stated bitterly as we both watched a black sedan running inside and halting in front of us. "Aspen, I'll strongly suggest you not do anything stupid just because you aren't fond of humans" I whispered while giving him a fair warning, "Because you never know, what elders might have depicted in your destiny?" Aspen gave me an icy glare but I avoided it and smiled at Avi who has hopped out of the car and approached me with the same smile on his lips. "Avi" I warmly opened my arms and hugged him feeling a sense of peace in my heart since we have always been good friends in college.

Your face has never left my mind since. "Avi was speaking the truth, then." "A weaver is more knowledgeable than a seer. Avi was correct. Back then, I was your biggest stalker." Weaker than a cat, his laughter rang forth. There, all alone in the unfamiliar meadow, his stunning chuckle reverberated. That's an experience I won't soon forget.

Ava replied. "fresh air? Ava, you wanted to take fresh air?" "Yes" Ava replied. "Do you know that nobody in this pack particularly likes you?" "I do." Ava said. "so why the hell would you go outside?" "I was just bored with staying indoors all the time" Ava complained. Ryder looked at her in disbelief. "you do realize that you are a prisoner right?" "I do"

He, who had been lying lazily, suddenly stood up and gazed at the sky above him. "You don't know how much this child wants to hug you and his mother. But it's okay; in the future, I'm sure he can. He can make you proud and make you realize your past mistakes," said the Blue Firebird, who understood Long Chen's true feelings. "For now, let's deal with that arrogant spirit first. Daring to touch me, he truly doesn't know how to spell 'death' in his dictionary." Blue Firebird's eyes shone, and he vanished from his spot.

- I told you, he's a nerd. And everyone laughs again. - How can we make a fire? - Kevin asks. Another warrior approaches with a smile, saying: - I'm not a nerd like my friend here - he says and takes a smack on the back of the head, making the others laugh. - Like I was saying, before being so rudely interrupted, I'm not a…. cultured guy like my friend here, but my father taught me to survive in human form in the forest, taking nothing with me. I am capable of making fire. I just need some dry twigs.

Either way, the cruelty of it hit me hard. "Not always," I managed finally, my voice tight. "Sometimes people leave but they're still... still alive somewhere else." "That's what Luis says too," Ava said thoughtfully. "He says my mom might come back someday." I blinked back the tears, focusing on the dead raven with unnecessary intensity. "Luis sounds very wise." "He is," Ava agreed seriously. "He knows all about plants and bugs and stuff. He tells me stories about my mom sometimes." This piqued my interest. "What kind of stories?"

In these cracks of her skin and bones, a stream of light reflects, exposing the magic that flows through her. "Oh, fuck, fuck, fuck! Open the gate now! Let me out." I scream to the top of my lungs as my cellmate glow and tear into a new being. The bender runs towards us just in time that the beast grows a magical shield and use it to cut the bars down, instantly attacking the bender. They both wrestle to the ground. The Viatore, an air bender, and the beast woman, whatever she is. I ramble onto the ground as I crawl to my feet. Before I erect, I make a run for it.

“I’m just saying… you didn’t have to do any of this. You could’ve walked away. But you didn’t.” Kairus leaned back slightly on the swing, looking up at the stars peeking out from behind scattered clouds. “I don’t usually get involved in other people’s problems,” he admitted. “But… you didn’t look like you had anyone else. I know how that feels.” Avyanna looked down at her lap again, her fingers brushing over the bandage hidden beneath her sleeve. “I didn’t ask for help.” “I know,” he said softly. “But sometimes… we still need it.”