Game Of Thrones Fanfiction Watching The Future Novels & Stories

"It means while they searched your mind you saw glimpses of the future." The room froze. Future. My heart pounded. Stefan. The attacks. Kaels death. Chloes betrayal. No. No. No. I swallowed hard. "Future?" "Possibilities " She corrected. "Nothing is written in stone." What I saw may come to pass it may not. I knew. The things I saw were real. Maybe not today. Maybe not tomorrow. Someday. I was not ready. Not yet.

“You don’t know me yet.” “That’s the problem,” I whispered. “I’m starting to.” Silence settled between us, charged and fragile. I stepped back. “Rest. We’ll talk when you’re stronger.” As I turned to leave, he spoke again—barely above a whisper. “Selene… the bond didn’t just show memories.” I paused. “It showed a future.” I turned slowly. “…What future?” He held my gaze, eyes glowing faintly with the bond’s energy. “One where I die protecting you.”

“I saw the first time YOU shifted and a memory that takes place in the future.” “Interesting,” Alva says quietly. “We unknowingly exchanged memories. But I did not see into your future or my own. What did you see?” I hesitate, not sure if I am supposed to shares someone future with them or not. “I am not sure if should say.” “I see,” Alva murmurs to herself mostly. “You saw MY future.” I give her a small nod. “My life is ending.” Swallowing the lump that has risen in my throat, I do not dare to look up from my bowl. “Child, I have seen the vision you speak of. I have been waiting on you for a very long time.”

“The Shadow King would return. The crown would shatter. The dead would walk among the living, and the kingdoms would burn.” She swallowed. “And you would become the monster who destroyed everything.” Silence filled the chamber. Then Damien spoke. “You saw the future?” My mother nodded. “I saw several possible futures. In some, Aria died. In others, Damien died. In every vision, the Shadow King returned.” She looked at me. “But there was one future in which the kingdom survived.” Her voice broke. “One future in which I believed I could save you.” I stared at her. “And in that future, my daughter had to die.”

He smiles and looks between me and Zachariah and then leans in close to my ear, whispering, “I knew you could do it… You have a better chance of overcoming what approaches now…” I pull him back from my ear just in time to see his eyes flicker from his intense grey ones to a mix of green and gold. I place my hand on his cheek and ask quietly, “Darius, do you see what is to come?” “Sometimes, but not like you or how you will be able to now… You will no longer just see glimpses of your future but others as well.”

He was driven by his mood, not able to help the others because of how he feel. It’s impossible? How could he do such thing? Rico killing my great-great-grandfather? I read his intention, it was clear. Killing was not part of his mind but why did I saw that in his memory? No, it’s not a memory. Did I just see the future? Only Merfoy can see the future? How is that possible? Geuron thought as he buried his face on his knees hearing only his thoughts, isolating his mind from the shouts around him.

I had no idea I actually marked anthor version of her. "Is that... and her..." Gabe stuttered but I played dumb, waiting for the vision to shift. We saw Gabe's past, my past, and Ruby's. How everything built up over centuries to bring us to this moment. Then scenes of torture and war in our future, then love and a new way of life, lastly, a world without Ruby until it all faded. "What the fuck was that?" I said looking around. It was like a wind storm of thoughts just ravaged the area, but now it all seemed untouched.

My parents… and my brother. Dylan pulls back, noticing the smile on my lips. His eyes narrow with curiosity. “What did you see?” he asks, his voice low, concerned. Ryan steps closer, his hand warm on my back, both of them waiting for an answer. I look up at him, then over at Ryan, my eyes wide with wonder. “I... I saw our future,” I whisper, a smile spreading across my face. “And it’s amazing.” My two mates smiled down at me, "Do tell us more," Ryan added, as the two smiled happily.

“If breaking your illusions means facing the truth, then I’ll gladly pay the price.” Selene smirked. “You will.” Her hand lifted, and the mirrors around us reformed this time showing scenes I didn’t want to see. Kael, screaming my name. Lucien, covered in blood. Darius, kneeling beside a battlefield of ash. “What is this?” I whispered. Selene tilted her head. “The future you set in motion the moment you refused me.” I looked at her. “You’re lying again.”

"No. I mean knowing. Certainty. Like you're watching everyone else move through a script you've already memorized." His eyes changed. Lit up with something like understanding. "Oh. Like a deja vu feeling?" "Like you're the only person truly present while everyone else is trapped in the past." "That sounds like..." He paused, thinking. "That sounds like precognition. You know, like in those Korean dramas everyone watches? The ones where the main character can see the future?" The disappointment hit me like a physical thing. I felt my body sink back into the chair. "It's not a fantasy," I said quietly.