Embracing the limitless time, I move forward.

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"Today I become Death, the destroyer of worlds."

Page 500 of 'The Enchantress {The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Famel}' by Michael Scott. (FINAL BOOK)

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"When this is all over, I suggest we go on a second honeymoon," he said. I'd like that," Joan smiled. "Hawaii is always nice at this time of year, and you do know I love it there." Saint-Germain shook his head. "We're not going anywhere that has a volcano."

Page 403 of 'The Enchantress {The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Famel}' by Michael Scott. (FINAL BOOK)

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One hundred Steps. . . Abraham had lived perhaps ten thousand years, and there was still so much more he wanted to do. One Hundred and ten . . . So much more he wanted to see. He was going to miss the joy of discovery. On Hundred and twenty. . . But more than anything else. . . One Hundred and thirty. . . he was going to miss Tsagaglalal. One hundred and thirty-two. The footsteps stopped. "I love you," he breathed.

Page 365 of 'The Enchantress {The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Famel}' by Michael Scott. (FINAL BOOK)

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Prometheus sighed. "So you didn't do it. In my experience, we only regret the things we have not done."

Page 303 of 'The Enchantress {The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Famel}' by Michael Scott. (FINAL BOOK)

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"Takes more than a little spear to kill e." "For the record: It was two spears, and they were not little. How do you feel?" "Like I've just been stabbed by two spears."

Page 300 of 'The Enchantress {The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Famel}' by Michael Scott. (FINAL BOOK)

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"Brave," the sphinx said. "But foolish, too. You are doomed, Elder. Only a miracle will save you now." "You know," came a new voice, filling the hallway, "I've been called many things in my life. But I've never been called a miracle before."

Page 273 of 'The Enchantress {The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Famel}' by Michael Scott. (FINAL BOOK)

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"I'm going to make sure I think my foulest thoughts when you are draining me," Hel promised. "I'm going to give you indigestion."

Page 272 of 'The Enchantress {The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Famel}' by Michael Scott. (FINAL BOOK)

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"I knew your mother both before and after the Change took her. She was ugly before and, let me tell you, there was little difference afterward. Your mother was so ugly that even the magic mirrors would not talk to her. Your mother was so ugly-" Hel was about to continue, but Odin leaned a hand on her arm and shook his head.

Page 270 of 'The Enchantress {The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Famel}' by Michael Scott. (FINAL BOOK)

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"When in doubt, we follow our hearts. Words can be false, images and sounds can be manipulated. But this..." He tapped his chest, over his heart. "This is always true."

Pages 247&248 of 'The Enchantress {The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Famel}' by Michael Scott. (FINAL BOOK)

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With infinite care, the immortal carefully creased the edges of the paper, folding and refolding to create a delicate kame, a turtle.

Page 231 of 'The Enchantress {The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Famel}' by Michael Scott. (FINAL BOOK)

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This moment, when he was facing death, was when he felt completely, fully alive.

Page 230 of 'The Enchantress {The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Famel}' by Michael Scott. (FINAL BOOK)

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After all, if you can't depend on your family, then who can you trust?

Page 120 of "The Enchantress" by Michael Scott.

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I love the word "fate". You know how they talk about "fated encounters?"? Just one single encounter can completely chance your life. Such special encounters are no coincidences. They're definitely... fate. Of course, life is not all happy encounters.There are many painful, sad predicaments.It's hard to accept that misfortunes beyond your control are fate.But I think...sad and painful things happen for a reason. Nothing in this world is pointless. Because...I believe in fate.

-Ringo Oginome

Mawaru Penquindrum.

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I hate the word "fate." Birth, encounters, partings, success and failures, fortune and misfortunes in life. If our lives are already set in stone by fate, then why are we even born? There are those born to wealthy families, those born to beautiful mothers, and those born into the middle of war or poverty. If that's all caused by fate, then God is incredibly unfair and cruel. Because, ever since that day, none of us had a future and the only certain thing was that we wouldn't amount to anything.

-Shouma Takakura

Mawaru Penguindrum.

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"Patience, grasshopper," said Maia. "Good things come to those who wait." "I always thought that it was 'Good things come to those who do the wave," said Simon. "No wonder I've been so confused all my life."

Page 539 of 'City of Glass' by Cassandra Clare.

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"I am a man," he told her, "and men do not consume pink beverages. Get thee gone, women, and bring me something brown"

-Jace

Page 534 of 'City of Glass' by Cassandra Clare.

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He taught me there's a place on a man's back where, if you sink a blade in, you can pierce his heart and sever his spine, all at once, Sebastian had said. I guess we got the same birthday present that year, big brother, Jace thought, Didn't we?

Page 466 of 'City of Glass' by Cassandra Clare.