Homura Akemi Quotes Novels & Stories

“Of course. Your mate! It's so nice you could join us.” “Akira run!” “Orion? What's going on here?” Something felt off, she could feel it in her spine for some reason and it felt familiar. "Dea, exstingue te! Corruptio tua sit, tua vita finis sit. Deos et mortales, omnes te despiciunt. Pereas in tenebris, et oblivio tua sit aevum." (Goddess, extinguish yourself! May your corruption be, may your life be an end. Gods and mortals, all despise you. May you perish in darkness, and may your oblivion be eternal.)

His head kind of reminded me of a mushroom growing in every wrong way possible. I pointed at the fiery guy. "Who is this sassy jackass?" The guy's eye twitched with annoyance. "I beg your pardon." Hanako spoke up"This'sassy brat' you say is Takeo Tachibana. "You didn't need to agree with him on the sassy part!" Takeo said. Hanako ignored him and continued, "And the one next to him is the super genius in this class, no, the entire school itself, Izumi Harutora."

They are amazed that someone like Dokyeom knows deep quotes like this. “Me too! Me too! I also know one quotes,” Hoshi cheerfully said while raising his hands. He also forged a cough and fixed his sitting postures. Next, he squinted his eyes, and acted as if he’s going to cry. “Wayne Charlie once said this: ‘I guess I am still holding on to something that I know will probably never happen, because somehow deep down inside me, I have this little piece of hope that someday, it will.”

Look, I'm not trying to die, I just hate myself, don't care if I get my ass kicked but I won't let you walk over me." Continuing to sing, Akemi's sweet voice gradually became more sinister. "I... refuse to give up on you. No matter how much you throw me away. I.... haven't had enough of you. don't even think of leaving!" "I'm not a doormat. Not a doormat. Just because I hate myself doesn't mean I'll be your doormat! A fist to the face is a smile price to pay,

He still looks surprised that Kai is still talking to him before he says softly "Megumi is sort of cute—" Then he pauses, as if that's not the right word to use, because it's not, but Kai doesn't seem to mind as he says "Pfft, I'm more into Nobara. You seen what she does with a hammer?" Caramel makes a face "That's sort of disgusting. I s-saw what she did to her hand" "That's the exact reason!" He says "She's super cool because she can practically brave all odds. Do you know anyone who could actually do that to themselves?"

For once and for all, I am a human. "It's better than doing nothing, doing nothing is the most tiring thing to do since you cannot quit and rest." My eyes squinted, "Hey! You should give credits to the owner." "It's anonymous." I clicked my tongue. "Clever move." "Humans had a few worthy saying to qoute." Now, that was a praise coming from Yamiko. A curve started to show on my face. "You like that don't you? See? We weren't that bad."

She orders to her friends who begin to walk towards Angie and I grit my teeth to bark at them. Akemi only smiles so cruelly at me and I see it in the dark glints in her eyes. This bitch has gone bonkers, she’s totally out of her mind; she can do and undo. “Akemi, don’t do this!” I plead, not knowing any other way to help my friends.

“Okay, I see your point. Not all of them are great, but, I mean, different cultures?” Kimi shook her head. “Nuh-uh. Do not use the ‘Some people juggle geese’ excuse.” “What?” I asked. “Firefly quote,” Kam explained. She flipped us all off. “Suck it. I still love them.” “Just don’t act blind to their faults,” Kimi growled.

“What will I do?” “I don’t know. What do you have in mind?” “Jerk! Go, buy me boba. I’ll crush your hero later.” Aiko started playing moba. She tuned up the volume to break the silence in the room. “Hmmm…Aiko, can you please get that shirt for me?” Aiko looked up at Kalli and scanned the room for the shirt he was referring to. “Oh, shit, my turret is under attack.” Aiko threw the shirt which landed on Kalli’s side.

Before him stretched the crowd—rows of students, families, teachers. In the back, Rishi grinned from within a circle of baseball teammates. Misaki was recording on her phone. Even Kenta, the boy from the elementary school, had snuck into the crowd, waving shyly from the front row. Kimura took a deep breath. Then closed the folder. “In the end,” he said, letting the words fall like stones in still water, “I want to borrow a line from a certain idiot: ‘As long as you’re alive, there’s still a chance to change everything.’”