Top 250 Misba Quotes (2026 Update)

1. “Your plan will backfire. People aren’t ready for this. I’ve seen it. They prefer being blind, living life the way it is, waiting for an end, playing their little life game. And they want to play it safe. You cannot force adventure on everyone, Ruem. You can’t implant wisdom.”

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2. “A monk’s face has to be unreadable.”

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3. “If nostalgia had a smell, it’d smell like her.”

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4. “Sometimes, curiosity overpowers the warning of danger. It just does. Especially, when the human brain doesn’t have enough memories to measure the level of danger. Because the brain lacks examples, past references. People call it experience. So, when the reference data is few, the only option is to get more of it. Curiosity is an inexperienced brain’s call to collect reference data. Right now, this very human curiosity burns her brain.”

— Misba

5. “In an instant, her muscles, her blood, thousands of lymph vessels, including the inner wounds around her womb, become visible, sensible – not in the way you see with your eyes, but the way you see the things in a book.”

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6. “Mob psychology: if the majority laughs, you must laugh too.”

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7. “The Auction sells things you won’t find anywhere else, the things that exist only as one piece in the world. And soon, they’ll sell it. The Codex Gigas: a three-feet-tall ancient book some believe the devil himself wrote. Yes, the real devil. Others think the book contains all the secrets of mesmerism. Not that she needs to mesmerize anyone in particular. She only needs to stop stuttering while her new family stares at her.”

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8. “But speaking means nothing if you don’t have voice – the real voice. The voice that never fears. The voice that never doubts. The voice that wins without being loud.”

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9. “Some say whatever they utter with voice becomes an enchantment. Like that in Shattya Yug – the age of truth – the thousands of years old era when people spoke only the truth. And whatever they used to say would always happen, whether it was a blessing or a curse.”

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10. “Tonight’s rendezvous is beyond the walls.”

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11. “Not that anyone would trouble themselves invading a timber hut in a mangrove forest farther away from the Bay of Bengal.”

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12. “Sometimes, I wonder if he is behind it, too. Or maybe I’m thinking too much.”

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13. “Sometimes, idolizing from afar feels safer to the ego.”

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14. “The auction sells things you won’t find anywhere else, the things that are the only ones of their kind, and soon, they’ll sell it.”

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15. “The lights glow, sensing a human presence. “Welcome home!”

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16. “No loose strands of hair are annoying her that she’d need to touch her face. At least, not during dancing.”

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17. “The book God-Particle-Or-Thought-Particle says: Intuition is the passing thoughts downloaded from the universe.”

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18. “If you win time, you don’t want to live with one partner for the rest of your life. Until-death-do-us-part happens when time eats your energy to explore.”

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19. “Not that they need to think about the don’t-get-laid-with-a-Low-Grade code anyway. They’re loyal to each other. High Grade couples who stay together for sixty years are rare.”

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20. “It’s the 50th Independence Day. They won’t welcome the citizens today.” Old Mark states the obvious.”

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21. “It’s the 50th Independence Day! All my crushes will give speeches today!” she adds as if no one should need to explain such an obvious thing.”

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22. “His golden skin has gained a texture like an unevolved man in his fifties should. Not bad for a human close to his hundredth year of living.”

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23. “But it’s not the end. Some keep evolving even more, for evolution is exponentially infinite.”

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24. “You don’t want to live among the ruins of the Old World, do you? You’d rather unite with the minds who took oaths to live again, to dream again, no matter what color skin they’re wrapped with or which book they believe in. You’d always want to be a part of the New World.”

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25. “She closes her blue eyes as if shutting them will erase her memories – the embarrassing ones, mostly.”

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26. “One rumor makes everyone hear war heroes’ speeches. That rumor. That they have the voice. Only the rarest High Grades have voice, and the rarest of them all are those two war heroes, the ones who ended the war with a four-minute-speech.”

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27. “Humans have evolved after the Apocalypse and the war, just like her machine-bugs evolve fighting toads in Meera’s wild garden. Some people progress more than the others; they’re the High-Grades. Seven years in excessively comfortable Gaumont Manor cannot help you grow. If you’re a bug, you need toads – dozens of toads so you may evolve.”

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28. “Junk Land – most of it is trees, hills, and old broken things. At least it has empty air space, open to sky and free from air-traffic. It’s the space that is too costly to be owned by the people living around, and too embarrassing to be owned by the ones who can afford them. It spreads all over the world outside the cities like swollen veins crawling through the flesh.”

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29. “The baby is coming next week. Come down tomorrow morning to help prepare the manor, will you?”

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30. “Taha rolls her eyes. With her short skirt and pink tank-top, no one imagines how invincible she is during combat. Her door-sign reads: Don’t ditch pink to act strong – in pink font.”

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31. “There are signs of war. The radioactive rain wasn’t natural. I believe they were annihilated.” Mee-Hae utters annihilated so carefully as if someone might hear, as if it’s a cautiously chosen word and not spoken as a part of a casual description.”

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32. “They marked him for something. Some sort of ritual – dark ritual, for no ritual of the light would involve death.”

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33. “Focusing his mind, he searches for any sign of death in the forest. But nothing. Prana diminishes with death. He won’t know if the dead bird is far away.”

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34. “Well, nearly flawless.”

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35. “Yuan approaches the edge of the cliff. The waterfall feels like a magnet full of untainted energy when his hand has touched something dead. Although, the hand feels energetically cleaner after healing a life with prana. His half-aging, half-youthful skin at the back of that hand has tightened. It looks younger than his other one now. He examines that hand. His skin hasn’t felt this smooth for so long. “Recharge my car,” he says.”

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36. “Secrets came as they inhaled the cosmos, the prana, and not just the air.”

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37. “Now their own master’s voice – the master who trained them both – says Ruem isn’t a human.”

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38. “Why death? A death alarm has never come before.”

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39. “If someone knows you are trying to avoid something, why would they ask again? Why would they press? Isn’t that rude? It is rude, according to Learn Basic Manners. It’s a basic manner.”

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40. “That ‘it’ll never come again’ felt so ominous, so striking! If words were measured like temperature, they’d feel as cold as a planet with no sun and as dark as the ground of the Old City.”

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41. “Is the meeting that important?” Pico asks. “Ren said Ruem Drohung is not the same person you once knew. I saw Ruem’s files. By your definitions, he’s not human.”

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42. “Her list of endless desires never fills the missing base, never lights her purpose.”

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43. “But you’re avoiding my question, Yagmur. Don’t think I didn’t notice.”

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44. “To think she’s living so close to that man, right near the south of Alpha, while he has been exploring the entire earth, searching for her just the last week.”

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45. “Privilege exists not to be stored in a locker,” Yuan says.”

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46. “A monk’s purity procured through strict abstention won’t stain. Even a dead bird’s foul feather can’t tinge it.”

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47. “My nightmares are out of control. The thoughts during my dreams,” Mee-Hae says, leaning against his chest.”

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48. “If his first impression weren’t ninety percent pre-constructed by the entrance, he would think that it was a nice, comfortable place to live in.”

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49. “The fewer words you say, the more chance they have of being general, that is, both true and false. After all, the devil lies in the details.”

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50. “He never wants to answer it if he doesn’t need to. So, this time, he visibly avoids her question.”

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