Game Of Thrones Fanfiction Watching The Future Novels & Stories

Crane glanced sharply at Scott, bringing his face closer to Scott’s and squinting. “I think I’ve seen you before,” he mumbled. “Your face is familiar.” “Yeah, you see me in the future. I cause your death.” Crane returned the jeers by slamming the muzzle of his gun against Scott’s temple. Scott groaned and Ciara screamed angrily inside her prison. Displeased with Scott’s haughty behavior, Crane straightened up and walked away from him. Now he headed to Ciara’s side and gripped the bars with his bare hands. “Now, Ciara, I can make this easy… or hard. It all depends on you.”

“You won’t feel any bad feelings here. And if you ever missed your family, you could see them. Come.” I followed her to the river. “All you have to do is think of them,” Tia instructed. I did as she said, thinking of Ian. I saw Ian with Luna Aria in the park. Ian seemed happy. “You can see the future, too.” I thought of Richard this time. It must be a few years in the future, he seemed different. A little bit older. He was holding a baby in his arms, and he seemed totally in awe. Then I prayed for Ian’s future. I saw a gorgeous man reflecting on the river’s surface. Black raven hair and green eyes. Yes, surely, my son. He was so handsome. Oh, my little boy would surely turn out to be a heart

And when I looked in his eyes, he suddenly looked pale as if he had seen something he was not supposed to. “Is something wrong?” I asked. Blade pulled me in his arms. My brows furrowed when I felt him shaking. “I am a man with many curses, Katniss. I could see the future. Others call this a gift, but it was the opposite for me knowing that despite this ability, I have no way of changing the future. Whatever I saw always happens.” (Blade) THERE was nothing worse than knowing you will get hurt and waiting for the day it finally happens. When Katniss held my hand, I saw her on a white dress. She looked so beautiful as she marched towards the altar, towards the man who was waiting for her.

Outside the storm, Kade forced himself upright again despite the Architect advancing toward him. “Lena,” he said hoarsely “whatever is happening… fight it.” I looked at him. Really looked at him and suddenly, another impossible memory surfaced. Not from the past but from the future. Kade standing beside me beneath a sky without fractures. Alive with a free smile Hope hit me so hard it hurt. The little girl saw the change instantly. “What did you see?” I looked back at her slowly. “A future beyond the cycle.” Her face drained of color. “That is impossible.”

Darkness covered her arms. A crown rested upon her head. She looked down at the people kneeling before her. "Who is that?" The future woman answered softly. "You." I shook my head. "No." "That is what I became." "You said I become you." "You do." I looked at the throne. The woman sitting there raised her hand. Thousands of shadows poured across the city. People screamed. Families ran. Warriors dropped their weapons. Ian's future self stood against them. "Stop!" The woman on the throne looked at him.

The day I turn 18, Jacob Pratt and I make a promise to watch the sunset at Crescent Lake together after we graduate from college. He says that when the sunset spreads across the lake, we'll have a bright future waiting for us too. Four years later, the day finally comes. But on the day we're supposed to leave, I suddenly come down with a high fever and have to stay at the hotel. That evening, I still can't bring myself to miss the sunset I've been waiting years to see. So after taking some medicine, I go to the lake alone. When I step onto the viewing platform, I see Jacob kissing my best friend, Susie Kinsella, under the sunset. His best friend, Andy Hall, is holding a camera, grinnin

I found out I could see the future," I said "Really," Steven asked. "Yeah. I could see my father with Turner and Alicia at a young age. I saw Turner kill Gwendoline and lie to my dad and tell him that the White Wolf did it," I said "That is messed up," Steven replied "I know, but that isn't the only thing I saw. I also saw that future; in it, we are fighting with Rogues, Turner, Norman, and my dad. It was like we were in a war with trees on fire and dead bodies everywhere. Anya could see everything as well, and it was like we were in separate bodies," I said

"What?" "Choose one future." "I won't." "You must." "No." The crowned Liana smiled. "Then watch." Every door began opening. One showed Kael dying. Another showed Lena betraying them. Another showed Caelum destroying Elaris. Another showed the Witness losing control. Another showed the Devourer returning. Another showed Liana alone. Another showed every world disappearing. Liana's heart raced. The crowned Liana whispered: "Choose the future where everyone survives." Liana stared.

“You call every opportunity dangerous because you cannot control it.” The younger brother turned toward Arven, who stood several steps away. “Tell him what you saw.” Arven looked uncertain. “I saw the power respond.” The First Alpha looked at him. “What exactly did you see?” “It showed me a future.” “What future?” “A kingdom where every pack follows one Alpha.” The First Alpha's expression hardened. “That is not the future I want.” The younger brother laughed. “You are lying to yourself.” “I will never use the ancient force to rule other packs.”

“No arguments there. I don’t know about you, but I’ve had enough cryptic prophecies for one lifetime.” Luca didn’t move. He was still staring at me, his golden eyes unreadable. “Angelina,” he said slowly, “what did you see?” I hesitated. I wasn’t sure I could put it into words. The images were still burned into my mind—the battles, the throne, the choice. “I saw… the future,” I admitted, my voice barely above a whisper. “Or maybe the past. I don’t know. But whatever it was, it told me that I’m more than just an omega. And that—”