Top 250 Misba Quotes (2026 Update)
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51. “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.”

— Misba

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

— Misba

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

— Misba

54. “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.”

— Misba

55. “And you don’t feel well.” The Monk touches her shoulder, tracing her body with his palm. It rests at the back of her waist.”

— Misba

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

— Misba

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

— Misba

58. “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.”

— Misba

59. “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.”

— Misba

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

— Misba

61. “The key to conquering emotions isn’t in not feeling them. Rather in catching them the instant they appear.”

— Misba

62. “Heartache?” She scoffs. “That’s too much sweetening and buttering with words. I could almost call it a lie.”

— Misba

63. “Meera heals her colossal plants and flowers with her strong prana, her core energy. Healing isn’t a feat a Low Grade can do.”

— Misba

64. “Rewrites history, huh?” Mee-Hae gazes at him. The sparkles in her eyes are those of an archaeologist who is living in a forest near her latest discovered underwater civilization. “The last Ice Age was supposed to be twelve thousand years ago.”

— Misba

65. “She never interrupted Meera before, let alone with a lie.”

— Misba

66. “He sees the tiniest rabbit struggling to reach him.”

— Misba

67. “She dislikes questions about her alarms.”

— Misba

68. “Evidence of radioactive rain destroying a city seventy thousand years ago,” Mee-Hae answers.”

— Misba

69. “To a High Grade who has lived long enough, the past is just a tiny pixel in a large, high-resolution canvas.”

— Misba

70. “You keep an ancient lock with a scanner while the balcony is open?” he asks.”

— Misba

71. “It’s too dangerous for her to step into this. Is he making a mistake bringing her? What if that monster harms her?”

— Misba

72. “Who do you serve?”

— Misba

73. “The Monk remembers taking this photo himself. Sometimes, he wonders if it’s his fault that that man lost his last threads of humanity.”

— Misba

74. “Rulers define the proper, and the world of duality eventually sieves out the improper.”

— Misba

75. “Two alarms within five minutes, and one of them is about death.”

— Misba

76. “He thought he was protecting them while guarding the North. Maybe he was wrong.”

— Misba

77. “Yuan frowns. Nothing should interrupt a Sufi Raag. His frown disappears soon after. A monk must never lose control over his emotions. Not even the deaths of thirty-seven seemingly-pet, rare animals can make him lose it.”

— Misba

78. “You are wrong, Yuan,” Mee-Hae says, half-worried and half-angry, her voice suddenly quivering. “He wanted to make you work. With or without him.”

— Misba

79. “Only her toes touch the ground to kick off and defeat gravity for one moment, until she drops back to the floor on just her toes, making it a flawless leaping-footwork of Bharatanatyam – a traditional dance.”

— Misba

80. “The four tiny lifters at each corner keep the book hovering in the air at the central lounge. As if it’s not a book but a show on his stage. But there’s no stage in the lounge. Not today. Today, the central lounge of Kuhawk – the house where the Mesmerizer lives – is only for the Devil’s Book.”

— Misba

81. “She looks at Meera’s honey-brown eyes – thick Kajol lining them with ends thinned and pointed. A black Bindu sits at the center of her forehead, and she’s wearing a comfortable Sari today – classic cotton, bought costing a fortune from this month’s Cultural Fair.”

— Misba

82. “Right. Seven years have passed with the Gaumonts, so that excuse of being ‘new’ isn’t going to work anymore.”

— Misba

83. “Why are you obsessed with the High Auction?” she asks.”

— Misba

84. “Anything is stunning when it’s gigantic. Humans always visited and prayed to things titled the largest.”

— Misba

85. “It’s not night yet for your lonely bonfire,” Pico says. “But I could understand the significance of a daylight bonfire if I could access my source database.”

— Misba

86. “And much of her energy gets drained in cell-building, in self-healing.”

— Misba

87. “A monk never gets angry. He simply states, witnesses, and flows along with the current of prana.”

— Misba

88. “Mostly because she didn’t know what death or life or any other word in the world meant.”

— Misba

89. “Perhaps, the death of thirty-seven rarest animals on the planet shouldn’t keep you calm after all. Even if they are ‘Not-Pets’.”

— Misba

90. “Nothing physical from the body of a High Grade can heal. No matter if it’s blood or sperm or saliva or even a discarded hair or nail – as some fraudulent religious groups claim, taking advantage of Low Grades’ fascination with the living gods among them.”

— Misba

91. “The Apocalypse and the war scrambled all the races and cultures. The prosperous cities are all now a diverse mix.”

— Misba

92. “Still, how can someone live with a lock like that? Made of ancient iron, reeking of rust.”

— Misba

93. “It itches him to find out what trap that woman has set in such a shabby cottage.”

— Misba

94. “Meera ordered Taha to train for two hours. It still isn’t two hours. Kusha wonders if she’s being a bad sister.”

— Misba

95. “Kusha silently groans; envy is rude.”

— Misba

96. “If you’re a bug, you need toads – dozens of toads so you may evolve.”

— Misba

97. “Even a brain that memorizes books after one reading doesn’t make it fair if you stutter before the High-Grades, if you can’t speak in a world that run with voice, if you can’t master words when they say: the universe began with words.”

— Misba

98. “Kusha freezes her muscles, straightening her spine and lifting her chin. Absolute attention, she tells herself.”

— Misba

99. “Evolution has its charms. People think harsh training has been its door, but in reality, it was easier to find. The door stood right before their eyes. Always.”

— Misba

100. “Mastering time isn’t about stopping time, rather, slowing down its effects. Though in the last decade, he has let his dark wavy hair fade and wrinkles grow near his eyes. Even a line or two is visible on his forehead. He sits on a cliff now. His toned torso half-covered in a dark, plain shawl. His chest swells in flawless, mathematical rhythm when he breathes.”

— Misba