Tobias Whale Quotes Mga Nobela at Kwento

"So we sought help." I leaned forward, my heart pounding in my chest. The words felt heavy, charged with something dangerous, something I didn’t quite understand. "What kind of help?" Tobias hesitated, his eyes flicking away from mine for just a moment, as though the answer was something too painful to give. But then he met my gaze again, and there was no turning back. No escaping what he was about to say. And then, in a voice that was barely above a whisper, he said it. "A witch."

“Not like Seraphina. Not with words. The Phantom wolf is not a dragon with vanity issues and strong opinions.” ‘Rude,’ Seraphina hissed. I coughed to hide the laugh that almost escaped. Tobias’s eyes glinted. “She heard me,” Tobias said. “She did,” I replied. “Good,” Tobias said. ‘Tell him I am not vain. I am accurately aware of my excellence,’ Seraphina said.

He definitely has an agenda and I’m going to figure out what the hell it is he wants. *Thelma* “What does a storm cloud wear under his raincoat? Thunderwear!” Tobias says and throws his head back as he laughs. I giggle but I find his attempts at jokes a bit dry sometimes, although I think he is way nicer than his brother and at least he makes an effort.

“Look, if you think making your hand light up is sufficient to inspire me, you’re wrong.” I’m opening my mouth to call him out on his lack of care when the sound of slamming branches makes me spin around. From out of the woodland stumble a combine of werebears, these ones greater indeed than most of the ones I’ve seen some time recently. And behind them, like a apparition out of my most noticeably awful bad dreams, is Tobias. “Looks like you were right,” the cleared out hand werebear snarls to my previous friend. “Tobias,” Charles breathes, his eyes widening.

“I heard that a doll like that turns into a full colony of hair lice at night. They’ll nest in your hair and eat your scalp.” “That’s not true!” little me screams, voice trembling on the edge of tears. “Really?” Tobias asks, still staring at the ceiling. “It’s a lie because that’s not what you want to hear, El. You’ll only believe what you want to hear, even if it’s a lie. You always do.” “What does that even mean?” I snort, hugging the doll tighter. Tobias chuckles, a soft, knowing sound. “You’ll figure it out someday. And you’re right. I am a liar.”

"The rabbit is shy. You have to whisper." Vance leaned closer. He whispered, "The whale was lost." Maya nodded. "Better." He continued, finding a rhythm. His voice grew softer. The whale swam through dark water, calling for his mother. Vance's throat tightened. "The whale thought he would never find her," he read. "He was alone." His voice cracked. Maya looked at him. "Mr. Vance, are you crying?" "No." He wiped his eye. "The whale is just very sad."

In fact, I too think in the same way, until I turned my gift into my greatest strength. It was Theodore who motivated me by reading the famous words of Albert Einstein, ‘Everyone is a genius. But if you judge a fish on its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing it is stupid.’ "Now, tell me who you are and why you are here." Does the Queen send you to kill me?" I asked, tightening my grip on his neck.

Since Dad had passed his title to me, his aura wasn’t as strong as it had been. “You did always think you were better than me,” Tobias smirked. “You and Damien, and his abomination of a mate,” he spat. “Mated to a witch,” he grumbled, glaring at the ground. “Disgusting. Wolves should only be mated to wolves. That is the way it should be,” he snarled, looking back up towards my dad. “Funny you should say that,” my dad said, cocking his head to the side. Tobias growled, but before my dad could continue, Tobias’s eyes glazed over for a moment, then his head whipped towards the trees, his eyes widening.

- I almost yelled into the phone. “S-sorry,” Tobias began to stutter, “first he reported to the elders… - I'm your head! And it was an order! I don't need the approval of the elders! Do you want to go into exile? - Zark, I'm sorry, I didn't think a couple of hours mattered. - They have! And how!!! - Yes, what happened? The fox isn't answering! Tobias was silent for a couple of seconds. - Wait, maybe you're boiling in vain? Probably can't hear, put the phone away. Isn't it enough?

he said in a hushed whisper, “Uh... Thanks?” I replied awkwardly, feeling a little caught off guard by the sudden shift in seriousness of the conversation. “I mean it Zelena. You have more strength than you know, and you are powerful beyond belief. You’re going to change this world for the better before you’re done with it” “I appreciate all the hype, but why are you talking like this?” “Like what?” “Like you’re saying goodbye”. Tobias dropped his head and looked at his hands on his knees. My stomach dropped and fear filled my belly.