33 Quotes About Vic-challenger

The most help Vic could give would be a prayer.

O told DM, “Vic is human, a normal woman. What sets her apart is how she thinks. From conversations, it seems something she was somehow born with. It boils down to the utter embodiment of two ideas.” O looked over to the new men. “Listen up! Life is precious, don’t let go easy, and never, never give up.

The sweeping implications of that statement charged Vic and Lin with adrenaline. It was not a time for caution or hesitation, and the motto Vic had come to live by, took on special meaning - just do what needs done.

The prospect of a revenge-driven, malevolent, vicious creature stalking her didn't phase Vic. In her earlier life, the cave girl Nat-ul was a staple to an assortment of ferocious beasts. Being on the menu but staying off the plate was the way you lived life in those days.

It was instant and automatic. The hair stood on Vic’s neck, she got goose skin, and her clear amber eyes morphed to lustrous black! Vic didn’t slow. As she raised her rifle, she let out a cry more pitiless and unnerving than the attack bawls of any wild animal. The primitive war cry of the ancient tribe of Onu echoed through the forest and frightened birds to flight. It even forced the momentary halt of the stone creatures!

Never before did it happen twice even within a month, but now, within minutes, Vic’s alter-ego took the helm. Again the Siberian forest echoed the death promise that was the war cry of the primitive tribe of Onu! The murderous blood lust that was part and parcel of primal man rang clear as Vic projected the banshee-like howl of her ancient people. She raised the ax above her head, and charged for the coming creatures!

You’re kidding; aren’t you?” Meizhen asked.“Yes, just kidding. It is often useful to joke and laugh in a stressful situation. It helps you relax, and that allows you to think better.

He thought it was great and would make a terrific story - Adventure Writer Embroiled in Real Adventure! As she recalled all the bruises, cuts and bullet wounds on her previous travels, Vic wondered what he considered a real adventure.

Vic gave herself a mental pat on the back. She believed in preventive maintenance and maintained her equipment regularly. Without routine lubrication, the knife could have been much more difficult to open. She kept all her blades keen enough for a man to shave or to split a hair. If she didn’t, the cut would have taken much longer if it worked at all. Take care of your gear ‘cause you never know!