روايات وقصص ضمن Honkai: Star Rail Fanfiction Watching The Future

The stars spun slowly above us, but I wasn’t watching them. I was watching the future in his eyes.

“My big, grumpy, strong alpha. I can wait if you want me to yourself a little longer. I just got this feeling and wanted to tell you.” She turned her head to smile at me, “and maybe instead of thinking about what we could lose if we die, we can think about what we can become when we come back. We can be a family; it’s something to look forward to. That’s worth fighting for, right? Our future.” “It is, Lana.” I said, as I got behind her and kissed the top of her head. “I guess…” Raiden added, “I would have preferred some sex, but the future is nice too.”

"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.

Kael lay on his side facing her, propped on one elbow, silhouetted against the faint glow of the banked fire. “You’re thinking too loud,” he said quietly. “I’m not thinking,” she lied. He snorted. “You’re Rin. Of course you’re thinking. What about?” She watched a faint trail of light flare and vanish as some wayward spark decided to be a falling star. “Tomorrow,” she said. “And the day after. And every council after that.” “Ah,” he said. “So just the small things.” She made a face. “Do you ever worry,” she asked, “that they’re going to love this story too much?”

When Hikari sees it, he asks that voice "Why are you showing us this?" Then the place becomes dark, that voice says to them "It was a day on where did all of you. will be erased. that moment is your future. Can you believe me?" Hikari disagrees with it. He says to that voice " No, there was no way that would happen to us. I do not believe it. Beca-"

As I made my way towards the platform, the loud noise of the approaching train drowned out the world around me. My gasp at seeing a train for the first time didn't go unnoticed and entering it felt like a big thing for me. After we all settled on our seats, it was past midnight. With a whisper saying goodbye, the train rolled on, carrying me further and further away from my past. I had no idea what the future held, especially since I was heading to Starfall City, a different location from what Essie and I initially picked.

I can't say it. “Go to hell with a novel rule. You’re the creator of this novel. As much as you think you can fool me, I know that every novel possesses different rules according to the whim of the author.” {Oh!} He said like he was being caught. “Yeah, Oh! Now, tell me. Where is she?” {Yeah. That is exactly the reason why I can’t easily spill everything you want me to.} Grrr~~~ A single growl from the future clan leader could mess with his subordinates’ minds. Fortunately, it didn’t apply when the connection between them was blurry as one was in the real world while the other was in the fictional world.

"Let me ask something else. When you think about your future, about years from now, what do you see?" I close my eyes. Try to picture it. "I see Mira. Growing up. Laughing. Learning. Being loved." "And who's with you? In that future?" I open my eyes. "I don't know. Sometimes I see Damon. Sometimes you. Sometimes Caius. It keeps changing." "That's the problem, isn't it? You can see a future with any of us. Can't narrow it down." "Yes." "Then let me help." He takes my hands. "Close your eyes again. Picture this. It's five years from now. Mira's running around. Playing. Being a kid. You're watching her. Who's beside you? Don't think. Just feel. Who's there?"

The train yard spun into chaos. Ava’s breath came fast and shallow as Rick’s voice cut through the night. “Ava. Step away from her.” His face was pale, his jaw tight, but his eyes flicked nervously toward the hooded figure at her side. Older Ava—her, but not her—hissed again. “Don’t trust him.” Ava’s knees felt weak. Her mind reeled with the impossible weight of the moment: her future self telling her to run, Rick blocking the exit, the letters, the warnings, the lies.

The future seemed so far away, and now was not the time to even contemplate such things, especially after everything we’d been through, but I couldn’t shake the hallucination that haunted my mind. Even during my greatest tribulation at the Raze’s Delta compound, I saw Cillian with children climbing over him, hounding him for his attention. In that vision, he’d given it unconditionally. Granted, I knew perfectly well that it was nothing more than wishful thinking that clung to the back of my head and seeped into the depths of my soul. It was almost as if it were a wake-up call showing me a future I deeply desired but feared I could never have.