Bleach Fanfiction Watching The Future Novels & Stories

Outside the storm, Kade forced himself upright again despite the Architect advancing toward him. “Lena,” he said hoarsely “whatever is happening… fight it.” I looked at him. Really looked at him and suddenly, another impossible memory surfaced. Not from the past but from the future. Kade standing beside me beneath a sky without fractures. Alive with a free smile Hope hit me so hard it hurt. The little girl saw the change instantly. “What did you see?” I looked back at her slowly. “A future beyond the cycle.” Her face drained of color. “That is impossible.”

But you need to understand why I made the choices I did. *My gift – seeing the future – isn't like Solana's or Hope's will be. They see possibilities, probabilities, multiple futures branching out from each decision. I saw only one future. Fixed. Unchangeable.* *I saw the shooting three years before it happened. I knew the exact date, time, and location. I knew the men's names, their weapons, their orders. And I knew that if I didn't jump in front of those bullets, they would kill you and both children.*

Rufus shouted and I could hear the commotion above. "Tell my child, his Papa loves him/her so much..." I stuttered and fell to my knees and held my chest afterward. "Hey, what's going on with you?!!!" Rufus yelled at me, I just closed my eyes, is this the sign of my return to the future? What will happen in the future now and why do I feel like I'm being taken back to my real time? "Leo!" heard Drake, Rufus, and Heiley call? She is alive?

I immediately turned to my bedroom door which are still closed and no Alonso in sight. My breathing only resumed when I realized what it really was. And I wish I could say it was just a bad dream. But it wasn’t. It was a vision. A fragment of the future. And in that future, my own mate was going to kill me. And I knew, I had to get out. Something eerie lingered in the air. As I blinked and collected my wits, my vision continues to flash. And it was weighing on my chest like an anchor. Like at this second, Alonso could be standing right outside my door.

In no time, my consciousness slowly began closing in on me turning my vision blurry. “Lucien, don't forget she is yet to receive the main punishment. We can't keep the onlookers waiting. This is boring”. In my subconsciousness, I could still recognize the voice, even in death. It was the future Luna, my ass. As if Blair's voice was a controller, the kicks ceased at once. My head was plucked away from the ground with the familiar aggressive yank, I forced my eyes open only to see him crouched down to my level, glaring hard at me.

He licked his cracked lips. “How did you find me?” “I have help. He showed me our future.” When he mentioned it, dread crushed me with so much fear. “I think you should leave.” “We’re going to be rich and have a happy life. Let’s go home, Vana.” When he took a step closer to me, I felt something odd. I felt someone was watching me. There was just a feeling I couldn’t explain, and it was thick in the air.

They shimmered with iridescent light, casting strange, flickering shadows across the chamber. His eyes gleamed with wicked delight, and the cruel smile that spread across his face made Zoe’s blood run cold. "Caelum," Zoe spat, her voice trembling with both fury and fear. "What have you done?" His smile only grew wider, as if her words were nothing more than a game to him. "What I’ve always done," he replied smoothly. "I’ve brought about the future. The one that was always meant to be."

Blake used an illusion array and hid his aura; even if they stood beside him, they would never notice him. Blake’s Aunt, Clarice Elon, walked into the hall as the maid beside her held a basion of water and a rag on her arm. Blake observed them cautiously and witnessed Clarice place a few drops of a liquid into the water before allowing the maid to enter the bedroom that housed Blake’s Grandfather. Before leaving, Blake observed an evil grin on Clarice’s face as she left the area.

The future that saved everyone. The future that destroyed him completely. The older Ava's voice trembled. "Please." Tears filled her eyes. "Don't disappear." The vision shattered. Thomas fell backward into darkness. And somewhere far away— the heartbeat returned. BOOM. The Heart had shown him the future he feared most. And it wasn't death. It was being forgotten.

We were going to welcome a new member into our family. Farther down the hall, Cassian sat in the corner and watched from a distance, his face full of nothing but envy and regret. At last, he understood. The woman who had once looked at him as if he were her whole world would never cry for him again, never smile for him again, never risk herself for him again. She already had a new future. And in that future, there was no place left for him.