Delusions Genshin Novels & Stories

Rakel glared at his cousin and followed after her, the crowd dispersing after them. As Delaney walk through the hallway, her mind couldn't help but feel worried as she replayed her dream in her. That's right, she had the same dream again, but this time it was more vivid than the last time. Delaney saw a woman down the pit but didn't see her face, but she's convinced there's a reason she's seeing her in her dreams. Especially when she continued saying, "Find Me," in hushed tones.

" In an instant, her face went bright red as though she was being strangled. There was a series of mocking chuckles coming from the other end of the call. Theo was not the only person who heard her emotional speech. "I know that girl. She's always trying to seduce guys left and right. She's positively starving for a man's affection." "She's so manipulative and ugly. I knew she was rather sick in the head, but I didn't think she'd be like this while acting all meek and fragile in public." "What rotten luck to have such a roommate."

"The psychiatric evaluation will help us understand what's driven you to these paranoid delusions." "I'm not delusional," I said quietly, maintaining what dignity I could despite my circumstances. "Giana is exactly what I've been telling you she is—a traitor working with rogues to destroy this pack from within." Raymond's face hardened, his jaw clenching with barely controlled anger. "Still clinging to these lies? Even now, when everyone can see how unstable you've become?" The magical conditioning made him completely incapable of accepting any evidence that contradicted his beliefs about Giana. It was like trying to reason with someone in a dream—logic and evidence simply couldn't penetrate

The first delusions start to take shape quite quickly. Taking Personal Fears on Jared, the seasoned fighter who has supported Gemini through all of their hardships, is the first to give up. Without warning, he freezes, his eyes wide with fear. His sister, who had lost her life in combat years earlier, appears before them in a ghostly form. He is accused and blamed by her ghostly figure for having abandoned her when she most needed him. With a moan of apology, he falls to his knees, his strength failing from the weight of his guilt.

I kept on thinking that even after we separated, you would still apologize to me the way you did in the past. [It was only after you walked out that I realized I couldn’t cope with changes. I kept thinking about you no matter what I did, and would even dream about you forgiving me and coming back to me every night. Every time, I would excitedly open my eyes only to realize it was only a dream. It was only then that I understood true regret. I won’t disturb you anymore... I wish you nothing but happiness... forever… I’m sorry.] It was from Arthur. Anise stared at the passages for what seemed like ages. By the time Liam went to her with a warm glass of milk, the screen had faded into black bec

“Alright, alright, I feel you,” she said, looking me in the face. She burst into laughter and I joined her, feeling a rush of adrenaline. I couldn’t believe what I had just done, but I guess desperate situations call for desperate actions, like I’ve said before. “OK, so what if I told you that he didn’t really offer me a particular amount of money? He just offered me a good life that I really liked, so I got carried away by everything. And that was actually a very stupid decision to make, now that I think about it,” she said, mostly talking to herself. But I was there, so I could hear everything she was saying clearly. And I agreed with her, because I was once delusional like her. Not anymor

I give her a look. "What about her, Deili?" "What do you see, child?" Shia's voice is soft but vastly curious. She's always curious when it comes to Delian, gifted as the small child is. Her little lip wobbles. "She's hurting." 'Alpha Xavier,' I link. 'Delian had another vision.' Delian's always been gifted with an intuition beyond our sights, but as the years go on she seems to see more and more. 'Where are you?' 'My office.'

His screams of torture mingle with her own cries of rage, creating a symphony of torment that even the dead can hear. A voice, familiar yet distant, emerges in Visenya’s mind, its words imbued with wisdom and compassion. “You’re better than this, Visenya,” Delilah’s voice resonates within her consciousness. “Don’t give in to that darkness again; it will only consume you.” Delilah’s words wash over Visenya like a soothing balm, stirring emotions she thought long buried. Tears prick her eyes as she realizes she never expected to hear Delilah’s voice again.

When their hands met, a wave of intense heat flowed through her, making the artifact shine more intensely. The room trembled as the agreement was finalized, and Kayla's sight dimmed. The final image in her mind was the devil's victorious grin as he softly said, "Welcome to my realm, my avatar." After that, everything went dark.

Genad had never cared before, in fact, he quite liked it, a person who knew their place and didn’t cross the necessary boundary but it became clear to him that he had been delusional. He stopped liking that distance a long time ago, from the moment his annoyance started being triggered whenever he saw how close Feral was with the guardian, the familiarity, a relationship where there was barely any line drawn unlike theirs… it became clear what he wanted. Looking at the innocently smiling male he chuckled once more before drawing out his sword, “I apologize for my hesitation but you look quite a bit like someone I now want to be mine, however, you’re not him but a doppelganger, therefore, I'l