Novel & Cerita Last Airbender Uncle Iroh Quotes

I couldn’t be the thing that got Uncle killed. “Just kill me!” “You’ll die in good time,” he said, “First your Alpha, and then you. All in good time.”

I asked them and they both nodded their heads, which made me smirked. “So, I know I'm ready to face them. I have to go, Uncle, and I shouldn't waste more time. I will never forget you and once I'm done, I will be back here. Just so you know, this is my home and I would choose to stay here with you, My favorite uncle.” I said smiling. Uncle Joe smiled and he patted my head. I hugged him for the last time before leaving. “Don't forget to beat their ass when they tried to hurt you. Bite their asses, Little Wolf.”

He looked taller than before. "You did it, you have survived, you survived the hole" "All thanks to you Uncle but let go home and so cold" "Hahahaha let go, your grandmother will be happy"

"But... you do look amazing." Then he fake-choked dramatically. "Damn you.....thief" I muttered, smiling despite myself. “Learn to let things go,” Liam said with a grin. “You’ll live longer and probably end up half as good-looking as me.” I couldn’t help the chuckle that slipped out. “I don’t even want to understand that story,” Uncle muttered, shaking his head. Then his phone buzzed. He glanced down and tucked it back into his pocket. “Come on, your dad just texted. They’re waiting for you.”

Grandpa is already an old man, he can't have fainted! "I'm taking her back! You guys--" Uncle continued to yell in anger, but suddenly a calm voice interrupted him. "All right-" It was Grandpa, he was there, too, great. "Mr. Vermont! They can't protect Hirre!" said the uncle, still not giving up. " It is true. But you calm down first! Hirre will be fine." Grandpa replied with certainty. Then he immediately added, "She'll wake up soon." What? Grandpa actually said the same thing as mom! Why? Why are they so sure that this spell won't work on me?

My tears also could not help but voluntarily dripped to my jaws in utter regret. "Yeah. That's right, Nathalie. I can grant you that wish for the last time. In that way, you could say I still care for the one I considered family. Get your dying mum out of this place and never come back." Uncle Robin said back. I shortly turned around, facing uncle Robin and said, "over my dead body, you bastard." Then I growled aloud and disappeared from my spot. In a split second, everyone was surprised as soon as I landed behind Uncle Robin's wolf, readying my sharp claws and fangs. They were eager to get stained in his blood.

I didn’t care anymore. “I love them,” I said. “They’re special to me, Uncle, so please understand.” I felt Aiden’s hand clasp over mine then, and I shifted my gaze to him. He was smiling, and he looked proud of me. Aiden was proud of me, eh? “I see,” Uncle Jin said, chuckling. “It looks like I have nothing more to say.” I returned my attention to Uncle Jin. “And?” He looked thoughtful for a moment and then said, “I don’t want to lose you, Haru, especially not after I’ve lost my sister, your mother.”

I hold onto my uncle’s dragon for dear life as we soar towards the mouth of the volcano. Bile rises in my throat as I realize what he is going to do to me. Tears roll down my face and a sob escapes my lips. “Don’t do this uncle! You know they never really come back! I will never be the same if you do this!” I yell, my voice cracking with emotion. He replies in the dragon’s tongue so Mitalonys translates. Your freedom is a small price to pay for the safety of all living dragons and vengeance for all of the dead.

"Little guy, I'm your uncle too!" Zuko saw Neil approaching again and immediately raised a chubby hand to block, slapping him in the face with a smack. "No, you're not!" Zephyr smirked and carried his son over to teach him. "Zuko, Uncle Carter's very smart, so he doesn't need your help. But this uncle's a bit foolish and pitiful. Didn't Papa teach you that you should have sympathy for others?" Zuko nodded and replied innocently, "Yes!"

Darrion asked. “Yeah. We have branch in the Fire Kingdom,” Oki supported. The uncle smiled nervously. “Well… It’s very important to me, but uhh—" but before the man could answer, Jai answered for him. “It’s alright. Aging does not go well with memory,” Jai smiled, and the uncle scratched his head and laughed lightly. “Oh I see… You lost it. And since it’s very important, you don’t want anyone involved,” Oki pointed, seemingly understand the situation even though it wasn’t the case at all.