Yin Nezha Quotes

Nothing lasts,'" said Nezha, at the same time that Kitay said, "'The world doesn't exist.

Hello.” Baji whistled behind Rin. “Who is that?” “It’s Lady Yin Saikhara,” said Nezha. “Is she married?” Baji asked. Nezha shot him a disgusted look. “That’s my mother.”

I'm sorry,' he says. 'I know it should have been me.' Vaisra doesn’t hesitate. 'It should have been you.

Yin?” The apprentice let him go. “And what is the well-bred heir to the House of Yin doing brawling in a hallway?” “She punched me in the face!” Nezha screeched. A nasty bruise was already blossoming around his left eye, a bright splotch of purple against porcelain skin. The apprentice raised an eyebrow at Rin. “And why would you do that?” “He insulted my teacher,” she said. “Oh? Well, that’s different.” The apprentice looked amused. “Weren’t you taught not to insult teachers? That’s taboo.

She’s the only divine thing he’s ever believed in. The only creature in this vast, cruel land who could kill him. And sometimes, in his loveliest dreams, he imagines she does.