Can Helaena See The Future Novels & Stories

Helena let out a soft laugh, her eyes shining. Not far from them, unseen and silent, Serenya stood watching. Her gaze lingered on the two of them, quiet… thoughtful… --- “Maybe one day… I’ll visit you,” Helena said softly, her eyes warm. “Perhaps the day you bring a child into this world, I’ll be there… in another form.” Zayla blinked, a small laugh escaping her. “Mother… that’s… a long way off. I don’t even have someone in my life yet.”

' 🌹🌹 The Truth and Leaving (Part 1) 🌹🌹 Vala knocks off the chair she was sitting on as the image finally cleared from her head, she manages to get hold of herself before she falls, keeping the empty cup on the table. "What did I just see? Did you put me in a sort of trace?" Vala demanded harshly as she regained herself and was glaring at Zelik. "The wine you drank made you know who you truly are Vala." Zelik replied as he smiled at her. "And how did you know all this, were you there when the egg I was in fell down?" "My master has the power to see the future, he foresighted this and gave me this wine to give it to Haule's daughter, so whatever that was revealed to you, is the truth." Zel

“It’s fine. Let the boy move his gear into the guest wing.” Seeing my immediate submission to her arrangement, Helena’s mood visibly shifted. She tilted her chin up, her refined pride returning as she delivered her final, arrogant prophecy. “See to it that you guide his path properly. The Afolayan Dominion will belong to my branch of the bloodline one day.”

Katherine broke the hug, wiped her tears and smiled with determination and said 'We have to win, not just for a better future for us but also for the horrible past of those who have suffered on the hands of Earthlings. Alex just smiled and they hugged once again seeking peace in each other's embrace and conveying each other's pain in silence. After that Kaylee left for her room and Alex was again deep in his thoughts he just couldn't forget the smell and the moment of someone watching him in the library kept replaying in his mind

“Of course, I warned you about the closeness between you and your supposed mother-in-law.” I stepped closer to her, ignoring her last words,“I need to know what you know about Selene.” How far she’ll go.” Helena tilted her head. “What do I get in return?” “You get to be released from confinement… but you must promise not to do anything funny and shady.” I said evenly. Her smile widened. “Deal, no more magic, no more secrets.” She stood and paced the small space like a caged fox. “Selene won’t strike directly. She’ll leak questions. Let others do the work. Healers. Guards. Council aides. She’ll plant doubt and let it grow teeth.”

Both of my parents looked like I had stabbed them. They dropped to the ground with their arms hanging at their sides. “Amy…” They both raised a hand to reach for me but I turned back to the Goddesses. “Did you know?” My question was cold. But both shook their heads. Selene dropped to her knees first. “I cannot see the future. I can only see when things take a turn. I have given everything I could to support you. To save you from your last fate.” She turned to Rowan and ran a hand down his head. “I didn’t want this outcome.”

Which the investigator didn’t know from whom are those fingerprints. Her death is a mystery because the last record that they watched about Helena seems like she is talking to different people even though she is all alone inside her room. She is talking as if there is someone inside her room. She looks so distressed, scared, hopeless, and disturb. There is a record also that she is just standing alone, sitting alone, facing the camera alone and she looks like she is not herself. The investigator found out that Helena never took the medicine that was given to her. It would help her calm her down if she took it but she didn’t. Based on the CCTV record she just stepped on the medicines that wer

“Your bloodline is a rare forbidden one, that-” “Comes from House Adair… a bloodline that is forbidden, an ability to see the past present and future, one that can read minds and will things to destruction, I know… I read it in a forbidden book…” she said wanting to know more than what she already knew. She turned looking in the direction of the book on the shelf. The king frowned, remembering when Cordelia had told him that Layana had taken a book. “I destroyed those pages…” he said “You only spilt ink father… I saw beyond it…” she said, quietly the king sighed, so his attempt to keep her in the dark had not worked…

"You shouldn't be to begin with." Seriousness eclipsed her features. "Why are you up by this time?" An exasperated sigh left me. Cordelia was... tiring. Once we came of age (aka turned immortal), Hecate, our goddess, bestowed upon us gifts. Our 'inherent gifts'. Cordelia was gifted with foresight, but as it was with Hecate: there was a downside to every upside. While Cordelia could see the future of others, she was cursed to also see hers. And this included but wasn't limited to seeing when and how she'd die.

“I wanted to save you. Save him. Save yourself. The future isn’t fixed. I couldn’t let it happen the way it did — the accident, the loss. So I tried to create a system that could warn you. Protect you. Control outcomes.” Eli stepped closer. “You’re saying… the letters weren’t magic?” Her mom shook her head. “Not magic. Algorithm. Probability. Prediction. Everything you saw — the reflection, the voices — it was feedback, not prophecy. But it’s more than numbers. It’s… unstable. You weren’t meant to see yourself like that.” Ava’s eyes widened. “The fire… Eli… all of it?”