Game Of Thrones Fanfiction Watching The Future นิยาย & เรื่องราว

Foreseeing the future? ”It seems like it. I mean look at the way the person writes, it’s mostly futuristic stuff and not so much present tense.” We skimmed the pages and it was scary how this person wrote. As is if they could see future events playing out and it seemed as though the person was looking forward to them as well. Relishing in the fact that vampires would one day be extinct. ”They sure didn't like vampires,” I said and shook my head. ”Can you blame them?” Lydia said and my head flew back as if she had pushed me.

"I just want the world to breathe." The battle in the Mind-Link was unlike anything I had ever experienced. It wasn't a fight of blades; it was a fight of will. The Vine showed me visions of a future where the North was a graveyard of obsidian and kelp. It showed me Félix’s death, the twins' corruption, and the final, lonely silence of the White Wolf. "It’s not real!" I screamed, my kinetic fire burning through the thorns. "The future is a path, not a cage!"

I nod my head at him and take a deep breath. “I finally decide to use my powers to see the future. I haven’t looked in years for fear of what I would see. Well, what I saw scared me. I saw two different futures. One is with a man, I don’t know who as he was blurred, but I was happy and could tell I was in love with whoever it is. The second vision was of me and Accalia tied up in a basement somewhere.” This has growls rippling through the room, but I hold my hand up so I can finish.

she whispered. The sky split open like torn fabric. Images formed, flashes of fire, wolves running, witches chanting, shadow creatures rising. I saw myself older, tired, my hair streaked with silver. I saw Lyra standing tall, power burning in her veins. Then the vision twisted. The valley in ruins. The Thorne broken. Bodies. Darkness swallowing everything. “No,” I whispered. “No, this is not your future.” “It’s one of them,” Lyra murmured. “If I lose balance.”

The Harbinger’s head tilted. “A witness.” Vanessa’s voice became sharp. “A witness to what?” The Harbinger’s shape flickered. And then— An imaginative and prescient hit all and sundry at once. The Future They Don’t Want Us to See I noticed it. Not a memory. Not a warning. A future. A global burning. Not with the aid of using battle . Not with the aid of using invasion. By rewriting. People on foot in the streets, their eyes empty. Their minds erased.

“Katerina had a vision. When I touched her I connected to that vision.” “She can see the future?” “A version of the future. It can always change, but what I saw Nico…” “What love?” “I die and Tristan wins. He holds you and Kai hostage to make Katerina do as he wishes. As well as her mate, though I do not know who that is.” “That will never happen,” I declare. We have to find a way to change this. As Ahsoka said the future always changes. “I will assign more guards. We will figure this out my love.”

"You're so willful, it's admirable. But I know the future Persephone and I've already seen everything that lies in store for me. You and your brother are not going to win. Seth is going to die. The man that cannot be killed will die" "I also see the future Alaric, and what I see is much more accurate than what you'll ever see. I must tell you that the future doesn't look too great for you Alaric. Reality is going to smack you in the face so hard that it's going to hurt, but you're going to be burning in the sun before you can even analyze it. You better start rethinking your game plan because it's going to be too late once Seth gets here".

Nico's voice dropped low. "Yeah, anyone but Zane—our biggest rival." Rhett snorted, growing more sure of himself. "Freya, is this your way of provoking us? Thinking we'd come running back, begging you to stop so we'd stop being good to Daisy?" "Pathetic. Daisy is the only one who matters to us. Don't play these games—you might end up with no way out again." Nico and Arlo relaxed at his words. Arlo narrowed his eyes at me. "Freya, you shouldn't gamble with your own future like this. You should know by now that no one's more important than Daisy. You can't compete."

Too confining. She crossed to the window and stared toward the moon hanging above the valley. The same moon from her vision. Watching. Waiting. “What does it mean?” Selene understood immediately. The throne. The war. The warning. Everything. The wolf’s voice grew quiet. Almost thoughtful. She was showing us the future. Aria’s stomach tightened. “The future can change.” A pause. Some parts can. That wasn’t reassuring. Not at all. Aria remembered the blood-soaked battlefields.

Hope. Something deeper. Something terrifying. Because this— This wasn’t just destiny. This was a future already written. Chaos watched us quietly. For once— Not laughing. Not teasing. Just… Observing. “My Queen,” he said softly. “The void does not guess.” A pause. “It remembers.” I looked back at the parchment. At the names. At the life we hadn’t even begun to live— Already waiting for us. And for the first time— The war felt smaller. Because whatever came next—