Top 250 Misba Quotes (2026 Update)
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101. “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

102. “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

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

— Misba

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

— Misba

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

— Misba

106. “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

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

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

— Misba

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

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110. “They have the motto ever since the war.”

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

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

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

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

— Misba

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

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

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117. “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

118. “If the graded citizens with evolved minds and bodies live inside the cities, the ones who haven’t evolved live in the Junk Land.”

— Misba

119. “Were death alarms normal before? Before everything?”

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120. “He saw what that man has become in their recent meeting.”

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121. “The Devil’s Book: a three-foot-tall ancient book some believe the devil himself wrote. Yes, the real devil. Others think the book contains all the secrets of mesmerism.”

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122. “Tsk! As if she can fix the living like she fixes machines.”

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123. “He feels a tiny spark of emotion, seeing his own photo here, right in the middle of the war and the friendship zone – if there’s any zoning at all among the chaotically placed frames, that is.”

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124. “Something is different today. Blood and a whimper.”

— Misba

125. “Kusha felt a tinge of pride, exponentially multiplied by her Low-Grade inferiority complex, reading this footnote.”

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126. “How does she live here alone? He wonders, forgetting that he, too, used to live in such a hut once, until a certain mesmerizer designed an entire mansion for him; until the man said he had to guard the North.”

— Misba

127. “You can discuss anything with Magic Mama. He won’t judge or warn or start a series of lectures like Meera and Rashad do.”

— Misba

128. “Distractions ended. Thoughts began. Then thoughts stopped, too, and the universe entered.”

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129. “You didn’t see their faces yet, did you?”

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130. “How do you know these things?” Taha shouts, “Brain? Mind? Guts? Soul? You said you’ll teach me!”

— Misba

131. “Could even be some prehistoric tricks with wooden logs flying like pendulums or spikes under the moving floor. Perhaps a net – used to catch monkeys?”

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132. “How will you explain thirty-seven rarest animals going missing without lying? Even lying wouldn’t help. They will find out during the next appointment. And I still believe you shouldn’t have burned them,” Pico tries to reason.”

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133. “He senses his feet touching the floor; he tunes himself to the universe. The waves of prana in the floor and the push of music relax his muscles.”

— Misba

134. “Missing this year’s Career Exam will be humiliating. Usually, a company sponsors suitable candidates regarding the exam fee. But landing on such sponsorship without a valid portfolio is impossible. And there are more. The valid portfolio has to be acknowledged by the ones whom you will reach through another valid chain of recommendations.”

— Misba

135. “Listening to war heroes’ speeches here is riskier than just exploring Junk Land with a truck.”

— Misba

136. “Fine. We are the Knights and Rulers of the world,” she says. “You win this verbal war. Can we move on?”

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137. “So, the ‘you should be prepared for anything’ part of Meera’s speech is ignorable? Kusha thinks. She never speaks her thoughts, or maybe she speaks only 1% of her thoughts, but it’s not the reason she halts now. Kusha widens her eyes. 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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138. “Mastering time isn’t about stopping time, rather, slowing down its effects.”

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139. “She’s rethinking her reasons to make it believable to herself first. Otherwise, it’d be a lie, and as a Grade A, she mustn’t lie.”

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140. “The Monk avoids the question. He brings out a small package of tea – procured from the Himalayas with difficulty.”

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141. “Mee-Hae Ra. Pointy face, angled eyes; skin warmed after years of living in the south; blue T-shirt, jean shorts, and CRAB in her left wrist. Nothing has changed, except the short, dark-red hair – it was black during the war.”

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142. “You need to control your thoughts, Ra.”

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143. “He senses his energy, the prana, vibrating, looking for a release, either as a subconscious beast or as a conscious creator.”

— Misba

144. “Always leave a mark, don’t you, humans?”

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145. “He remembers the thirty-seven beasts in his forest that turned stone-hard and dead.”

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146. “Did anything happen,” Meera asks, “in the auction, sweetie?”

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147. “She remembers going to the garden during the auction and falling asleep on a swing with questions about the ghost woman.”

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148. “It’s a laughable lock – one that you would use only to guard a graveyard.”

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149. “Some things shouldn’t be downloaded even as subconscious alarms, she thinks. Two prophetic alarms are enough for one morning, she believes.”

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150. “Men like real-world games once they learn a trick or two.”

— Misba