Obito Quotes Novels & Stories

Osbert or whatever his stupid name was , was definitely doing too much and it was high time I put an end to all this madness. How're y'all? Please j.o.i.n my F.b group Shree Above Story

Just then, a raging Otto shoved guards aside till he was in front of us. “So this was your plan?” he raged, stretching his limbs as his broken bones popped back into place with a sharp crack. “I thought you were honorable. Never thought you could stoop this low,” he added. I raised a brow, confused. “It’s a bit funny hearing the word honor from you,” Robin said, taking a step forward.

"I think I can... Ottera AI, do you hear me? "Hi, how may I help you?" A robotic voice answered back.

Bo just hums as a reply. It is quiet again. “You can tell me- you can tell me if you need help Bo.” Oscar’s voice is careful, the words softly placed as if he was afraid of the man being insulted. Bo stops his lips on Oscar’s wrist. “I will be okay.” It is an affirmation that he is not okay now, but the assurance that he will be is beneficial. Oscar leans forward, tipping off of his elbow and kissing Bo softly. “I believe you Bradley Jones.” The quotes do not belong to me. They belong to J.R.R Tolkein.

Mr Obi announced. Here we go again!

“You heard him Bomby. No scary stuff.” “Don’t worry.” Bob who had been waiting patiently said. “We just saw Star Wars.” “Don’t make my kid nerds please.” Ash said. “What’s wrong with that??” Bob exclaimed and Ash laughed. “Just make sure to sleep soon.” He said. “Yeah, yeah, we know Ash. It’s not the first time. Wait.” He said, knowing already what the omega was going to ask next, and then shouted. "Jai!!”

Yahiko smiled and said seriously, “Mr. Wade, there’s an Oskian saying, ‘A talented person is free to choose his own boss’. I have investigated your background, and I’m sorry to say that your wife is not worthy of you!” Charlie looked at Yahiko nonchalantly, then smiled as he said, “Seems like Mr. Ito has a good understanding of Oskian culture. Just a while ago, you were able to mention the words ‘Prepare for unprecedented events and accumulate strength’, now, you’re able to say the phrase ‘A talented person is free to choose his own boss’... it looks like you know Oskian culture very well indeed!”

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."

"And please tell them to sit down." "Thank you, madam," Oboo said in a rush as he sat down. Okayo sat down too. She gave them a strained look before opening up a colloquy with them. Mr. Shan gave her the book and she opened a blank page. "Oh! What's your name, boy?" "They call me Oboo." "Who are they?" "Mmm...," he thought scratching his head, "my people... our people." "Can your friend over there hear me? I mean, does he speak English?"

He was breathing in shallow, irregular rasps, his fingers twitching against the fabric as if he were still trying to fight off the crowd in the courtyard. "You're too loud," a weak, gravelly voice murmured from the pillow. I stopped. Obi’s eyes were open, just two thin slits of dark, glassy gray tracking my movement with immense difficulty. "How are you feeling?" I asked, the standard question sounding stiff and ridiculous in the quiet room. "Like your men used iron bars instead of boots," Obi croaked, his throat clicking as he swallowed. "Did... did the servers drop?" "No," I said, leaning down slightly so he didn't have to strain to hear me. "The dead-man switch held. You're still worth mo