Clairvoyant Novels & Stories

She explained plainly. “So in one one word, I should be extra careful around the maid?” I asked her for a better validation. She nodded her head quietly and talked again. “I've noticed an enraging pattern in my visions. Whenever I try to discern if someone is a sleuth or spy, my usually clear sight becomes cloudy and blurry. It's as if an unseen force is intentionally veiling the truth from me. The images and impressions that normally flow so freely are instead fragmented and unclear, leaving me in a State of ambiguity. This blurring of my vision is not just maddening, but also potentially deadly.” She explained tensely.

"The Council doesn't need radar. They can smell the blood on us." In the back of the cabin, a low, melodic humming could be heard. It was Hailey. She was sitting cross-legged on the floor, surrounded by scattered tarot cards and the Ouroboros Compass. The compass, usually a brassy, dormant antique, was vibrating so hard it was slowly skittering across the carpet. "Hailey?" Jack called out. "It's spinning left," Hailey announced, her voice trembling slightly. "It never spins left. Left is bad. Left is like... 'your yogurt has expired but you ate it anyway' bad, but for destiny."

“Jane, you’ve done the institute another great service.” “Why don’t you share your experience with everyone? Tell us how you managed to find another gold mine so quickly and so accurately.” Jane tucked a strand of hair behind her ear and answered smugly, “That’s because of my special gift. I’ve had clairvoyant sight ever since I was little. Nothing in this world can escape my eyes. All I have to do is take one look at the mountains and rivers, and I know exactly where the gold is.” The moment she finished speaking, the room broke into thunderous applause again.

" Fang said nothing more. He kept looking at the sky with a build up anxiety. She had to pass through all otherwise it was all pointless. Aware of the treacherous nature of this one-way road to hidden paradise, she dragged herself toward the final burning membrane. Several beasts in the vicinity starting howling. As she moved closer, her soul started fading even faster, just like a wisp of smoke. The torment, the pain, the helplessness, the heat, everything was being incinerated into her soul. Yet, she kept moving forward. "I remember something!" Fang uttered with teary eyes, "I remember a verse that I read a long time ago..." "..." Creed said nothing, just kept gazing at her. "From the very

So you're a clairvoyant?" Aurelia shook her head slowly, but it was already much better than before and she also recovered faster and faster. Maybe because he was with her? “Well, something like that. Usually it's more of an intuition for the next few seconds or minutes. If I go further into the future, it will be confused and indistinct and also dangerous for me. It's hard to find your way back and not everything I see occurs, it depends on various decisions. "

My Guards assure me he's still there, which means at least that he's not escaping. I can't shake the uneasy feeling though. It's completely drained me. “I'm going to see a Gaze Reader,” I mutter of a spoon of cereal. Gaze Readers are magical beings from the Devotion Pack. They have the ability to look into your eyes and see what you have seen, and what you will. I need to know if what I've been seeing is real, or just a fabrication in my mind. “I suppose that's an option,” Cal mused, giving me an immediate feeling that he's not fully opposed to the idea, however, seems speculative.

Bethany wasn’t sure exactly what she saw at first, or how long it took her to find her way to see the image. This was the only way she could describe scrying as. Some witches claimed images just formed randomly when they stared long enough into a surface. She, however, felt a pull, like she was being led down a garden path toward a destination. Bethany never truly saw the trip to the destined image. It was like the path blurred and distances became a foggy, insubstantial concept which lacked meaning.

It was better to drill his sword aura. Other than that, Kayson also started practicing Clairvoyance, the signature prowess of Cloudia Paragon’s leader. This was a skill that emphasized the state of mind. With a calm and peaceful mental state, one could break through anything without being affected by illusions and petty tricks. Clairvoyance was a skill that perceived the state of heaven and earth as well as the aura of martial arts. Kayson sat down, crossing his legs, and grew immensely quiet as if blending into one with nature.

It was better to drill his sword aura. Other than that, Kayson also started practicing Clairvoyance, the signature prowess of Cloudia Paragon’s leader. This was a skill that emphasized the state of mind. With a calm and peaceful mental state, one could break through anything without being affected by illusions and petty tricks. Clairvoyance was a skill that perceived the state of heaven and earth as well as the aura of martial arts. Kayson sat down, crossing his legs, and grew immensely quiet as if blending into one with nature.

Logan's eyes flickered as he looked at the crystal ball which was resting on top of the flat surface just above the archway which was curved over the fireplace and then said in a soft voice, “ Can you not find a way where you can find that dark witch?” “ I am afraid no,” she followed his gaze and looked at the Crystal ball before turning her head away and looking at the man in front of her. “ Clairvoyance is not something which could be done on whim, one needs to either be born with it or they need to wait for the crystal ball to pick something up which is quite similar to an old radio functioning, it is truly hard to find something which we are looking for in both cases, only the future whi