Honkai: Star Rail Fanfiction Watching The Future นิยาย & เรื่องราว

I felt completely at ease now. "We will win and get Serena again. With Nexus, Arcanum, and Serenith together, it will be one big force against Sablewood. I saw a beautiful future and it turns out that you are still in that future." “What do you mean I'm still in the future?” Jayden smiled slightly. "When I read your future for the first time, I didn't see you, but only saw myself and Serena holding hands. And now I realize that I was seeing through your eyes, which is why you weren't there back then."

His gaze was set on the horizon, staring at the same bewitching blood moon. When I had my vision of Kian wearing a crown, I knew, once we got here - to Mint, everything would change. This is where it ended. I wasn't worried about getting pregnant, there were no children in our future. There was no 'us' in our future - We didn't have a future.

“A vision of what?” I hesitated. How could I explain it? That I had seen myself crowned in silver light? That I had seen him at my side, as if fate had already decided our paths were bound together? I swallowed hard. “The future.” Kael’s grip on my shoulders loosened slightly. “Are you sure?” I nodded. “It felt… real. More real than any vision I saw before.” He exhaled, his gaze searching for mine. “Tell me everything.” So, I did.

"But who sent it? Lyra is gone. The Editor is in the mail. The Owner is a puddle of ink." "The Future doesn't have a sender," Cian said, his voice unusually grave. He stepped forward, his eyes shimmering with that gold-ink light. "The Future is just a place where everything we haven't done yet happens." Mina reached out. Before I could stop her, she flicked the brass latch.

Chapter 160: Epilogue: Beneath the Endless Stars A year passed in a swift blur, and yet for Hana and Jarrel, every moment together was carefully etched in the timeless landscape of memory. Hana had taken over the role of an Alpha and they had rebuilt their lives with dedication, each morning a fresh start, and each evening a quiet promise renewed under the glow of a full moon. Now as they sat on the hill overlooking their land, the same land they had once fought to protect, they found a peace that neither had ever imagined.

“Shut up” Kai’s POV We opened our eyes and only stared at each other. “Who was that ?” I asked in shock. “I don’t know ! It was so vague,” Jax commented with knitted eyebrows. “I didn’t understand,” I said perplexed. “Was that us ? Brothers and Alpha ? Why the hell were we talking about a girl ? It’s so confusing,” he said thoughtfully. “Your vision was just a small fragment of the future. You can’t decipher it right now. I highly suggest that instead of trying to make sense of the vision which you can’t right now, you should enjoy a dip in the holy Dragon Lake,” Ty said through the mindlink.

Katrina’s POV Everyone in the room seemed frozen, like they didn’t know how to react. I could feel their eyes on me, their thoughts like little whispers I couldn’t hear but could still feel all over my skin. Then Liam spoke again. “She is the future Luna of this pack.” That was the moment my breath caught in my throat. I wasn’t sure if I had heard him right. My stomach twisted in a hundred different ways. I felt lightheaded, like I might float away and fall at the same time.

“That’s a terrible example. I want the assholes to get what’s coming to them.” “If you do this, many of them will,” she said. My brow furrowed. I recalled that Star could see the future, but she’d withheld the details of her abilities. “You know something, don’t you?” She shook her head. “There’s too much in my mind right now. Your future keeps changing. You’re connected to more than you realize. The actions of everyone in this house, of everyone in your old pack, and the choices you make will dictate which path comes to fruition.”

20 years in the future. It turns out that day that Rayna and Maddi had those flashes, they were in fact premonitions. And they were of their future. Over the years they learned to deal with the little glimpes they were shown. And as the kids got older they understood better about not showing too much of the future.