(john):- thanks dosto.
"Tidak...hahaha...tidak ada. Tapi, sepertinya kalian memang cocok... Sangat cocok sebagai sepasang kekasih...hahahaha... Ups! Waduh, maaf aku udah kelewatan." jawab Yuri blak-blakan.
"Aku nggak akan nurunin kamu dari gendongan lagi, kalau sekarang bisa mukul kenapa kamu cuma ngelihatin aku sampe merah gitu. Huh?" timpalnya menggoda Kahime yang memang mulai merah dan kesal. Dia tampak memayunkan bibirnya dan memalingkan wajahnya.
Super nice?
Tahimik itong tumango. Nabahala siya ng mapansin ang biglang pagbago ng mood nito. "Nakahalata kaya siya? No, i must convince her, that im Hindler!" Tahimik na bulong niya.
Seeing that his efforts yielded no results, he pressed the wounds on Harvey's arms forcing him to let out a loud bellow releasing his grip on Zeus's neck.
Instead of using the blunt edge of the swords, I deftly flipped the swords so that the handles were aiming at Liliana's body. I knew if I attacked her, she would not be making it unscathed. The force of the handles caught her in the stomach, causing Liliana to puff out her breath in pain. She uses the rest of her energy to stop from tumbling toward the edge of the arena. She winces in pain and coughs.
"Hey everyone. I know most of you have heard a rumor abouupt my transfer to headquartes" true we all had heard it in some way. "And yes. I am transfering. So I would like to introduce the new boss, my cousin, Shawn Curacíon."
[AN: Obviously, he died before the release of Fantastic Beasts. And even then, he never pays much attention in some given Easters egg in the movie.]
The teacher of world literature might want to work in Thomas Mann's Death in Venice(28,770). The protagonist's denial of his illness and his infatuation with a young boy can lead to all kinds of thought-provoking discussion. Symbolism is also very important in the story, which was first published in 1912. One of Germany's premiere stylists, Mann is perhaps better known for his novels The Magic Mountainand Dr. Faustus, published in 1924 and 1947, respectively. There are various translations of Death in Venice available; for what it is worth, I like the Clayton Koelb version.
"And…ignore the stuff about Europe's best BASE jumping sites. I've decided you're not that bad of a guy to have around," I add.
Shunsui smirked. "Far more certain than the odds of you losing your swords. You already know the uniqueness of my Zanpakuto. Let me handle this."