Delusions Genshin Novels & Stories

I muttered as I forced myself to focus as prisms covered my vision before everything quickly went black. “What’s going on with your eyes?” Ezryn asked. I clutched my head, which was already aching from the incoming vision. “She is getting a vision.” Sunama shared before they lost me to it. … “Thought you could get away, didn’t you?” Colonel Delano sneered. “Where are my sisters?” I screamed at him. “You’ll find out soon enough, you stupid pixie. Soon the Goblins will rule this realm.” He smiled at me menacingly, as I declared. “You won’t get away with this. I will kill you; I swear.”

I'm evolved. The doctors think medication suppresses my delusions, but it just makes me pretend to perceive singular reality so they'll treat me better." "Is that true?" I challenged. "Or is that delusion protecting itself by claiming everything contradicting it is conspiracy?" Evan's restraints rattled as he tried to lean forward, intensity building in his expression. "In my mind, you never escaped me. In my mind, you're still mine—my research partner, my intellectual equal, my perfect consciousness match.

The other part of me wishes I’d never called him. Worryingly it seems the Anna Josephine delusion might be fucking contagious.

Lucian said, impatiently. Vanessa smiled, folding her hands behind her. “That’s why it’s called an "Aurum Delirium" , it has no description but it is neither beautiful nor ugly, it does not shine nor is it dull. It is not a flower nor is it a plant. Aurum Delirium is just Aurum Delirium. It is said to be able to take many forms, and that it is always changing”. She paused before continuing. “But it is also said to be extremely powerful, and that it can be both a great ally or a terrible foe. Once you see it, you will know but it can be very deceiving and….”. She paused again, looking at him worriedly.

“You were at the edge of the forest.” Her mouth curled into a ghost of a smile. “Yes.” “Who are you?” “I am what waits. What remembers.” She tilted her head. “But if you need a name, you may call me Delun.” The name coiled through my chest like smoke—and beneath it, recognition. Not from my memories. From somewhere older. Deeper. Moonbound. She was one of us. Or had been. “What do you want from me?” I asked, but my voice trembled, and not from fear.

I'm begining to think Delilah had actually changed, if I'm wrong then it simply means she became worse. Way too bent to be changed and a very great liar, but then it could not be a planned issue, afterall I being in a mess like this is all my fqukt. Also, Delilah and threshold aren't just the best duet it's obvious you o everyone who cares to know and doesn't. They both hate their self down to the teeth, I really should not doubt her she has nothing to do with all of this. Who card about some stupid Vision I had seen? It's not her fault anyways that was all in the past.

[An Official Medical Statement Regarding the Mental Health of Luna Clara of the Silver Moon Pack] "Following a diagnosis by a team of professional healers, my Luna, Clara, has been found to be suffering from a severe psychological condition known as 'Lunar Hysteria,' resulting from her trauma three years ago. The main symptoms include persecutory delusions, memory fabrication, and misattributing the achievements of others as her own. Clara is currently receiving professional treatment, and I hope everyone can show understanding and compassion for a patient's behavior. Regarding the dispute over the rune design, I can confirm it is Alpha Selene's original work. To prove this, I am now releasi

"Eyewitness reports say the person was a woman. Or are you saying the members of your pack are liars?" "No, and I believe they also said something about the person being a man. Did they not?" I wait for their response which doesn't come. Their silence tells me everything. The whole process is biased, right from the start. The Ultima already suspects that Delilah is the one he's searching for. He is only waiting to confirm the rest of his suspicions about her. Then, he can carry out the judgment he has already predestined for her. "The person you're looking for isn't here," I tell them firmly.

Rowan looked down at his own hands and felt a strange emptiness inside his chest, like a page had been torn out of his life without permission. Even the First Judge paused mid-motion, his expression changing for the first time into something unstable, as if a calculation inside his mind had lost its foundation. Evelyn felt it too. Not pain. Not fear. A quiet erasure crawling through thought itself. Lucien. The name almost slipped away. She grabbed it back violently inside her mind like holding onto a drowning rope. Her breath turned sharp. “This is not attack,” she said, voice shaking slightly. “It’s deleting us.”

"You shattered the Marianas with brute force. You cracked my floorboards with reckless momentum. But you cannot outrun precision." "We don't plan on outrunning anything," Dax said, stepping forward. He drew his Phase-Knife, the iridescent blue light casting a harsh glare against the polished obsidian. "We plan on shutting you down. The Genesis Protocol is dead. The Deluge is over. Turn over the Ark." The Shogun smiled a cold, mechanical stretching of synthetic lips. "The World Council does not surrender to glitches," the Shogun replied. He slowly drew his Nodachi.