What Is Karmic Retribution Novels & Stories

“What happened between you and Felicia is painful. I understand that. But seeking revenge, trying to destroy her happiness, that’s not going to heal you. It’s only going to make things worse.” “I’m not seeking revenge. I’m simply observing that the truth has a way of coming out.” I meet his eyes. “Don’t you think this Jake person deserves to know who he’s dating? What she’s capable of?” “That’s not your decision to make.” “Isn’t it? If you knew someone was dating a person who’d done something terrible, wouldn’t you want them to know?” I pull away from him. “I’m not saying I’m going to do anything. I’m just saying that karma is real, and Felicia’s is coming whether I help it along or not.”

The humans survived, but since the councils did not want any other risks happening to their people, they asked Lucifer to erase their memories who agreed under a condition that only the councils knew. With a snap of a finger, everything was erased; the tears of children crying for their parents, the yells of people, the snapping of the bones, the crunching of teeth, and most importantly, the smell of blood. That was the last time the Kingrads were heard of. But they say, Karma is a bitch and that she always finds a way to bite you back. They are back again after 2215 years. This time to make sure that they fulfil their revenge to the end and right now, one has already started its blood crave

The woman staring back at me wasn’t Anastasiya Van Houten anymore… I was Valencia. She gave me her life. I had spent my entire life knowing exactly who I was. I had defined myself by the mission, by the kill. Relishing in the darkness like a demon. But now? I was something worse. Something stronger. My heart hardened. Malcom Reece had taken everything from us. And every single person who had played a part in our suffering—in Valencia’s suffering—would pay dearly. No mercy. No forgiveness. Only retribution. Valencia watched me for a long moment before she stood up, extending her hand to help me up.

He would never admit defeat even when staring right at it. Just like those two said, he was just a stubborn mule, but a stubborn mule would only bring himself more pain at a time like this. Hashem held his head high, and his voice was a bit hoarse. "Are the two of you not worried about retribution? Karma is very real! Even though warriors always kill each other, it's not like we can do whatever we want! Without any grudges against each other, you still employ such ruthless methods. You'll get your retribution! There will be people who'll work against you together!"

He had heard tales of how dubious demons in the past would inhabit freshly dead bodies or those in coma, preventing the owner from returning. Even if Nikamura were dead, he would rather have her body pure and not contaminated. "You're a lying demon, I see. What fiery pits are you from?" He demanded from her. "Don't you get it too? I'm no fucking demon!" She yelled at him and instantly regretted that move as a sharp pain swept through her body like a wave. She flinched and saw him take the safety off the gun. Wait, he really was going to kill her then. She realized that she needed to do something to salvage herself. She had just woken up and needed to figure things out before she got killed a

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!

“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

“Married? Who married you off? I'm still alive and I haven't given my blessings yet.” “Your blessings hold no value in the face of the law. We're legally married.” “What happened to you Kara? You weren't like this, what changed?” “Goodnight Dad. My husband and I are about to get busy. As you know, it's not our first night together. No need to hold back or be shy.” I ended the call and let out a breath I didn't know I was holding. Pierce looked at me, intently. “What are your plans? Where to do intend to start in getting your revenge?”

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.