What Is Karmic Retribution Novels & Stories

Hunter pointed at Caroline and scolded, “Caroline, you’re cold-blooded and heartless. You’re unfilial. You’ll be struck by lightning for this!” Caroline replied coldly, “If God thinks I’m wrong and wants to strike me with lightning, let it come. I’m not afraid. I believe I’ve acted in line with my conscience.” “You—! Aren’t you afraid of karma? What if you have children in the future, and they treat each other the way you and your brothers treat each other? What will you do then? “Caroline, there will be retribution. There will always be retribution.” Caroline chuckled. “Retribution? If there’s retribution, I’ll face it. I’m not afraid of it!

Even after multiple reincarnations, her body and mind will eventually remember her sins. Karma and retribution will definitely bite you back at unexpected times. The cycle of tribulation and repentance will repeat themselves, torturing you until your sins are forgiven and washed away. It was such a simple thing. Even a child can possibly understand the reasoning behind it. If you do a terrible deed, you should beware of the consequence that comes back later. What you owed must be fully repaid.

“Then they couldn’t see the worth in you or Kuro. I’m sure you and Kuro always want to help. But they misunderstood you two.” The boy sniffled and started crying. “But Kuro… He’s hurt because of them… I can’t forgive them… I have to get back at them…” The woman shushed him softly. “You’re too true to be seeking revenge, boy… You’re too good for that.” “But they deserve it for hurting Kuro!” The boy insisted. “I know… But revenge will only bring you bad karma and someday, you will harvest a bad ricefield. Revenge is not a good seed.” The woman said.

“You will not be subject to Retribution just for a lie.” Retribution. One word but enough to make those who know it be chilled down to the bone. Jin never experienced it but he saw it. It was the highest form of punishment in the Rigiddin household. He had seen Raeya go through it. He also saw Rex barely survive it. It was not something to be taken lightly and was fit for traitors, murderers, and other deadly crimes. Chief Raius imposing retribution even to his siblings showed his identity as someone with an iron hand. For the others, it was too much. But for the main Rigiddin family, it was a form of training–an unpleasant one. Jin chuckled. “Then for that I am grateful. My life has been sp

“Those who kill innocent living beings from the Dark World will incur karmic retribution. The ones who died in the formation were. Karmic retribution would have scattered their souls even if I hadn’t killed them.” After hearing this, the powerhouses looked at each other in shock. They took in a cold breath simultaneously. “You have two choices now.” James stared at them. “First, go back where you came from. You still retain the strength of the Yuraeceon Daelm Rank’s Third Tribulation. You can go back and see the true face of the Timaeus Sect. “Second, follow me. See if a living being like me from the Dark World is as bloody and vicious as your rumors say.”

She questioned me as she gave me her half-filled glass of water. It seemed like it because of the situation, but Hana was not teasing me. she was seriously asking about Karma. I read about it before once, on one of the forbidden books in the library. It was an eastern belief about the cycle of our action. They said that if you did a person good, you will be rewarded, but if you did a person bad, you will be punished. Hana was pertaining to that cause-and-effect belief.

“I don’t know who I’m talking to. I don’t know why I’m talking to the void. But I have sinned. I don’t know anymore. I am guilt-ridden and I cannot move on without retribution. Tears started forming at the end of her fox eyes but she quickly wiped them off. She denied her sadness. She didn’t think she was worthy of sadness. Sadness is merciful. “I convict myself of the death of Christie Claricel. I should have listened to her. I have sinned and I am going to hell—if there is hell at all. Yet, I am living in my own personal hell on Earth. Retribution is a must. There needs to be payback.”

she held my hand as I sniffed. "I thought revenge was the only way to get back at Mila because I thought she killed Chadran but now I keep having second thoughts... There is something called Karma and there is something called Kismata... Sarafina you can't play the games for this two you can only set the part straight and wait for the villains to get hit at their rightful time" I sniffed and sat up. "You think ui should forgive them all for taking away my family? For using me? You think I should forgive her for killing my Ammi? Is that what you are asking me to do?"

Retribution? Marisa Darcyturned around and walked up to her, smiling crookedly: "Little girl, you don't know, do you? In this world, only stupid good people believe in good and evil, look at me, I've done all the bad things and deserve to be punished, but I've survived every time?" Hope looked at her and said, "I believe that good people, even if they do not have good karma, at least they will always have an open heart and will not be disturbed by nightmares when they return to their dreams at midnight."

And the thought that the person who committed those acts of atrocity is now enjoying a luxurious lifestyle pushed Anna over the edge in her quest to exact retribution until she was finally satisfied. It's likely that some individuals would advise you not to seek revenge and instead to let karma handle everything. However, Anna is willing to take on the role of karma and conduct the deeds that need to be done. She won't give up until the man who did this to her is forced to plead on his knees, suffer excruciating pain while taking no action, and be humiliated beyond belief.