Top 250 Misba Quotes (2026 Update)
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151. “Yes, time. Win time, live in youth forever, and you’ll pass Grade A, but it’s not the end. Some evolve more, for the evolution of the mind is exponentially infinite. Some High Grades have been Grade A for fifty years. Fifty. Solid. Years!”

— Misba

152. “Her intuition works when the right option is present. None of these is the right option.”

— Misba

153. “Mistakes aren’t adorable when adults do it.”

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154. “The term Empire dawdles at the door of her memory. Like it was a significant dream and someone woke her too soon that she couldn’t just save the precious dream somewhere safe. Now the dream is lost. Forever. It lingers, but it doesn’t appear.”

— Misba

155. “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

156. “Big industries could keep this look with their molecular level repairing technology. Such a shame!”

— Misba

157. “That was seven years ago – a day after she lost all her memories. Also, the day that started it all. The day that kicked off her desire to speak that kept growing, and it will keep growing until she craves to become a goddess one day. Either to save the world as a hero or to destroy it, crafting a villain’s ballad.”

— Misba

158. “The entire time Pico doesn’t mention the words ‘pets’ or ‘meetings’ or ‘bonfire’ even once.”

— Misba

159. “Nothing should interrupt a Sufi Raag.”

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160. “CRAB – Conservable RNA Augmented Body – the faithful servant for a citizen, as the advertisements from the New World Government say. This parasitic bio-computer, installed in his left wrist, bears his identity.”

— Misba

161. “No answer comes when both options can be right.”

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162. “For a moment, she even thought, she hated every High Grade in the world, including everyone in her adoptive family. Right now, standing in front of Meera, the hatred swells.”

— Misba

163. “Kusha heard people whisper about it in the Old City – the lawless city where sunlight never reaches the ground.”

— Misba

164. “Kusha digs through her chain of thoughts, looking blankly at the air. Soon, her mind reaches the source thought like a train reaching its destination.”

— Misba

165. “From here, their neighbors’ houses look like dots on the ground or balloons in the air.”

— Misba

166. “The Monk takes the key and inserts it into the lock carefully, hoping neither the key nor the lock will break. Of course, he does the methodical twists and turns with mechanical precision, winning through the rust until he opens the almost broken door like the gentle monk he is. The door shrieks.”

— Misba

167. “I’m guessing something happened?” Mee-Hae says, busying herself with make-the-sofa-sittable and turn-the-room-walkable for a sudden guest.”

— Misba

168. “Sometimes, she feels each of her cells bursting whenever she hears questions. Just any questions from anyone.”

— Misba

169. “You’re still depending on healing pills?” he says in questioning tone.”

— Misba

170. “One room in the two-story building glows, violin music emanating from it. Maroc is playing for his master: The Roar of Death Sonata, 1st Movement, one of the legendary Eleven Pieces composed after the Apocalypse.”

— Misba

171. “If you start afresh with a fully blank brain, like a newborn, you’ll have a lot to catch up on. Sometimes, it won’t be cute. Sitting weirdly, spreading your legs – unaware of your briefs showing, or asking your new parents why their lips are glued together, isn’t cute.”

— Misba

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

— Misba

173. “A life flourishing to fulfill its drive deserves to live.”

— Misba

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

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175. “The forest holds the earth’s rarest treasures. His treasures, and they took fifty years to grow.”

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176. “Still, knowing your origin gives you half your purpose sometimes, building its base. Kusha feels her base missing when she looks in the mirror.”

— Misba

177. “Yuan?” calls one of the most influential archaeologists of the planet and also the owner of this half-broken hut.”

— Misba

178. “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.”

— Misba

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

— Misba

180. “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

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

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

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183. “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.”

— Misba

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

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

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186. “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

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

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188. “Sometimes, she wishes something would happen in her life. Something more unexpected than very willingly venturing into the Junk Land to act like a rebellious twenty-three-year-old adult. But still not adult enough compared to the rest of the evolved adults.”

— Misba

189. “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

190. “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

191. “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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192. “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.”

— Misba

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

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

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195. “If she did, Taha would ask what they had talked about, until she finds out how she blabbered about destiny during her first conversation with a war hero, and how he mocked it, and how humiliatingly he called her a fraud who sells originality-detection service.”

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196. “Mastering time isn’t about stopping time, rather, slowing down its effects.”

— Misba

197. “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

198. “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

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

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

— Misba