Honkai: Star Rail Fanfiction Watching The Future นิยาย & เรื่องราว

I stood there watching them bounce and wobble down the dark road, speeding toward the girl they actually cared about. Twenty years with them—gone, riding off on that tricycle. "Goodbye, Nico. Arlo. Rhett." Headlights suddenly swept across the driveway. A car pulled up and stopped. The door opened and a man got out—just flown in, straight here. I smiled and ran into his arms. Zane Jordan. Heir to the Jordan family. My fiancé.

My future self cried, holding the lifeless frame of the man I was just about to kiss. Raiden. The body was Raiden’s. I stood there beside my future self and If I could cry in that realm, I cried. I knew I did as sadness overwhelmed me, nearly choking me. Despite her tears and my misery, Raiden remained as he was and I was yanked back to reality where my tears flowed freely despite Raiden’s presence. I knew I wasn’t in love with him at the moment but from what I saw, my future self was in love with in. She cried like a woman whose heart had been cut out of her body and sliced into unrecognizable pieces.

The last of Bian Jiao’s fox tails emitted a strange light, and suddenly her eyes caught a glimpse of the future that made her break out in a cold sweat. “He… Why does he have to face a fate like this? No! I can’t let him end up like that in the future. Who can stop it?” Bian Jiao’s mind was filled with fear as she saw that brief glimpse of the future that had suddenly appeared in her memory. If that future were true, then either she or her world itself would be in danger—no! Everything would be in danger if that were to happen. Not only danger, but there was a possibility that her entire home would become a battlefield even worse than the war against the Demon Blood.

' she trailed off looking away from me. I walked up to her and stroked her fur she looked at me and I smiled at her, so she knew I wanted her to continue. She took a deep breath in 'Kyle, I have seen part of the future when the war is in combat, and long story short... you will not make it out alive, but...' she was about to continue but the ground started to crack and I fell through a hole. End of dream

Tonight, I would savor and grind every inch of her body right here under the gaze of the moon goddess. . . Riona POV . . After our moonlight tryst, I lay my head down on his broad chest while my index scribbled tiny circles on it tickling his hair. I lifted my head to see his face, my sight caught him staring at the stars, a serious look was written all over him. "What are you thinking now?" I asked making his focus shift to me. "The future. This kingdom's future!" he lay sideward first before he replied to my question. His thumb stroked my cheekbone, my eye, and the tip of my nose.

"We've gone too far to be separated, Aiden. My joy would know no bounds when you finally claim me as your own and i have your mark on me." "Really?" He chuckled. "I'm being sincere right now." I answered, waiting for his reply to my questions too but he grinned and pulled me into a hug. "The future knows better so we should anticipate it and patiently await its answers to our questions." That night, I saw a bit of insincerity in his eyes. Yet, I didn't want to jump into conclusion. Maybe we should just wait for the future like he had mentioned. I looked outside and sighted a shooting star.

I couldn’t wait to see what the future would hold for us. THE END.

"I will. It's part of our contract. At least, until you win against Lunaria." Kai looked up at me as he grinned devilishly, "You can stay longer if you want." I rolled my eyes and said, "I don't want to." "You'll change your mind." "I won't." "Hm, we'll see." Kai had the same look on his face when I met him for the first time ever, he tried to kill me and said I would come back to find him. And I did. Kai has the ability to see fragments of an unsure future, I wonder if he... isn't it just pretty to think that a red thread of fate connected us?

"The spirit repels chaos. She could not break the bond." Rian held me tight. He was shaking. He was terrified. "She wanted to show me the future," Rian admitted. "She wanted me to see my failure. She wanted me to kill you, too." "You did not fail," I stated. "You are alive. The bond is sealed." I pulled myself free. I looked around the room. The sun was rising. Faint, pale light filtered through the broken windows. I looked out the window. I saw movement on the coastal highway.

“No. Just no. This is exactly why I didn’t want to say those words. These three words scare me more than death. The power they hold and the destruction they cause. No. No.” I took a deep breath and gazed at the fleeting clouds in the sky. Kian peered at the clouds standing beside me, “the mist. What if the mist shows a glimpse of the future?” I looked at him, confused. He licked his lips and continued. “I think the mist shows the future. And ten years ago, I saw our future.” He smiled faintly. “You were my wife… my luna. And you held in your arms…” he looked at me and smiled with bleary eyes. “Our daughter. She was the most beautiful child in the world, just like you. Her eyes were so simila