Karma Akabane Quotes Novels & Stories

Aki furiously screamed while looking at at emotionless Harvey. “I’m the young lord of the Kitagawa Clan, and the disciple of the Shinkage Way! I’m a well-known character in the younger generation of the Island Nations!” “I cannot be embarrassed that easily!” “Kneel before you talk,” Harvey said with a calm tone. “You dare make me kneel?!” Aki was completely enraged. “So what if you’re a God of War, Harvey?!” “You think the Shinkage Way doesn’t have Gods of War?!”

“Because we have to! We are going to be given a fortune—” “WHO ARE YOU?!!” Akane screamed, surprising everyone. Her voice was cracking and tears could be seen filling up her eyes and flowing down her face. “My mother is not a cruel woman!” She said between hiccups. “She wouldn’t trade another person’s life with money, position, or anything! She’s a kind woman that always wants to do the right thing…” Her sadness touched her mother. She stood up and reached towards her daughter. “Akane-chan… I’m still your mo—”

I told him. “I love to be the one that breaks it to you that hell doesn’t exist. It is only a figment of the imagination of people who deprive themselves of the good things of the world and want others to follow suit.” “You will surely get what you deserve one day. Karma will catch up with you and make fun of you.”

Ava thought. "You are indeed an idiot." Before Jason could speak, the monk started again. Ava raised her eyebrows and was about to lose her temper. “It was only a casual remark! how dare this bald donkey insult my master by say so?” However, Jason just smiled faintly. He was not angry. Instead, he looked at the bald donkey with interest and said, "Why did you say that I am stupid?" "It seems that they are strong reinforcements, but they also bear karma. The karma on them is not small." The monk said lightly.

“None of your business.” Kane looks at me with a little frown on his face, but he doesn’t say anything. “If you don’t pay tribute, the gods will not bless you,” Agatha says. I snort loudly. “They’ve never blessed me. I doubt they’ll start now.” “You are wrong, girl. You should be grateful. They’ve given you more than most of us get.”

“I have no doubt that you will do great things with the knowledge and power you possess.” Agnes bowed her head respectfully. “It is all thanks to you, Baba Tunde. Your wisdom and guidance have been invaluable to me.” Baba Tunde placed a hand on her shoulder. “Remember, Agnes, true power comes from within,” he said. “Harness the strength of your spirit, and you will be able to conquer any obstacle.” Agnes nodded, taking in his words. “I will, Baba Tunde. I promise you, I will use my powers for good and to protect those I love.”

I want to grab my hair and pull it right know due to much frustration I’ve been feeling. I really want to smack my previous self for loving these crazy kinks! Nakuuuuu Nina from earth, kapag nakita lang kita like for the last time, hahampasin talaga kita. Hindi pa nga ako nagdadalawang buwan dito sa mundong ito tapos ito agad? Ito agad ang ibibigay nyo saakin? I can’t believe I did like those kind of people. Tapos parang karma saakin galing kay Kapalaran, now I’m tasting my very own medicine.

Turns out Ace was a strong believer of karma as well, except he also believes that he is karma itself, and so he wants to take it upon ourselves to do the universe's work. "Isn't this going to leave a trace or something?" I ask him. "I don't think so, not if you smoke it." He answers. "Oh well, I think the stench here in your room is enough to cover up any weed-smell." I joke and he rolls his eyes. "Very funny."

Embarrassed. *You're known for this,* I thought bitterly. *For saying yes to everyone.* "Things change," I said and tried to soften it with a smile. "But thank you for the offer." I walked away before she could respond and felt eyes on me from across the courtyard. Kain was standing with a group of warriors, wearing a smirk. His voice came through the mind-link. *That was painful to watch.* *Shut up.* *This is karma. For all those years of being a man whore.*

Looking at my hand, I felt heavy just as it did with Zeus until it disappeared entirely. Her eyes looked heavy as they blinked, staring out the window that she could now see. "I think there is a phrase that humans like to say," I muttered so she could hear. "It goes: 'Karma is a bitch." I bit my tongue at the foul word. Mom winced, holding her stomach as she cried.