Avatar Airbender Quotes Novels & Stories

he shouted back. "See Bambi, I told you. He has become old" We giggled. He is the one who was telling me to live into the moment a few minutes ago. "Leave him, let us go there" "No, it is too much slippery due to mud" "Oh come on Bambi, it is so much fun" He ran to the mud area and started jumping on it, flinging the mud. "Aarav, stop it, you will fall ill" "No, I will not stop. Granny says that we are made up of mud then how could I fall ill by playing in the mud?"

"Nothing's impossible if you put your mind to it. As long as you don't give up, there's always hope. You just have to believe in yourself." Eleanor nodded eagerly. "Thank you so much! Without you, I'd have given up already. What's your name?" Aria answered, "I'm Aria Carver."

“1) I am not alone. 2) My breath is mine. 3) The ropes are not enemies, but boundaries. 4) It’s not the first punch that matters, but the last decision. 5) Whoever came this far with me, I want to see them after the ring too.” At the last sentence Aria looked up. It wasn’t romantic, not a question. Just fact: don’t burn everything behind you. “Good list,” she said. “I’ll print it and put it at the top of your gear bag.” “Put it in two,” Kai replied. “Mine and yours.”

I lost balance at some point as my hand was caught in some hole but I was quick to get hold of myself, and regained my balance. I soon realized that it was not just a hole but a tree's hollow which was situated at the base, and wide enough to accommodate both Avira and me. I motioned for Avira who had stopped crawling to continue, and she did. Soon she was beside me, on all fours, and staring at me with confusion, and probably wondering why I was grinning. "The safe spot," I said happily but in whispers. "Is this tree hollow." I finished. "No," Avira said, shaking her head. "It is not safe," she added as if to convince me but I had a different thought. "One of them could walk up to this plac

"You've been in this prison for two days now and yet, you are still trying to make things difficult for me," Kaira said, her voice filled with frustration. "If you want to kill me, just go ahead because you won't be getting anything from me," Ava replied. "You know, I'm not a very patient person. I promise you wouldn't like it if I get fed up with you and when that time comes, don't blame me for being merciless." "No matter how powerful you think you are, there will always be good people out there who will find a way to stop you, no matter what."

I answered Raven. "Wow! So gentlemanly," he commented. Aira remained quiet. I drove to prevent the teasing fire from happening. I love Aira and I will do everything I can to prove how much I love her. "Wait! Stop there!"

“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.”

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"

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?"

“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.”