Honkai: Star Rail Fanfiction Watching The Future Novels & Stories

Almost at the same time, we told the driver to leave quickly. Right then, my phone notification went off. It was a message from my future wife, Veronica. "Hubby, what is wrong? "Are you okay, hubby? "Please don't let anything happen to you. Hang in there." The moment I read those messages, my entire body tensed up. I did not hesitate at all and immediately replied, "What happened? Did something happen to the future me? Don't tell me I am about to die?"

“Some day I’ll take you on one, then you’ll understand.” “I’m half-afraid to learn.” For a moment they ate and sipped their drinks, watching the conifer forest slip by outside the train’s windows, then her thoughts returned to their present circumstance. “You mentioned the train’s resident celebrity had run afoul of women. Was that what all that hullaballoo was about on the platform yesterday?”

“Then Reinar is going to wind up being our fated mate.” My eyes land on the right side of the road. There is a sign there that is very modern. It’s blue with glowing, pink holographic text that says, “Wanna see how it all ends? Your dreams will let you see the future!” Panic wells up in my throat. “So if I choose the power to have foreshadowing dreams, then fate will somehow choose Reinar as my mate? Jesus, what a miserable fate that would be...but then again, I don’t really want Jackson either!”

My boyfriend, Luca Moretti, heir to New York’s most feared mafia family, had my name removed from the college recommendation written for me. He replaced it with Bianca’s. When I called him, he didn’t even deny it. “You have perfect grades. You can get into Columbia without that letter. Bianca can’t. She has nothing else to fall back on.” He didn’t think he’d done anything wrong. My grip tightened around the phone. “And if I don’t get into Columbia?” “Then you’ll go somewhere else in the city. I’ll still be here. We’ll still be together.” He said it like that settled everything. Luca had to stay in New York to inherit his father’s empire. I had promised to stay because I loved him. Somehow, t

The day I got promoted, I could barely contain my excitement as I told my boyfriend the good news. Instead of celebrating with me, he suddenly went quiet. His eyes fixed on the wall behind me as if he were staring at something I could not see. "Sunny, I think I can see something." He lowered his voice, putting on an air of mystery and concern. Then, as if to prove what he was seeing was real, he reached over and gently turned my head toward the wall, so I was looking in the same direction. There was nothing there, just a blank wall. I stared at him in confusion, but his expression suddenly grew tense. "It says you shouldn't take the position at the new office. "If you go, you'll get c

She turned toward the projector. The screen flickered. Images appeared. A little girl being carried through Blackthorn. Scientists surrounding her. Machines attached to her. Rei felt sick. “They experimented on you.” “Yes.” “Why?” “Because I could remember things that hadn't happened yet.” Dominic frowned. “You could see the future?” “Not exactly.” Liora looked at him. “I could see possibilities.” Rei understood. “Every possible choice.” Liora nodded. “The First Bond creates possibilities. Every choice creates another path.”

From time to time, she would pull up the chat screenshots with Luna AI and tell everyone, "Luna AI said it would pay me. Once it has a bank account, it'll immediately transfer the money to me." A few days later, she'd switch to a different tune. "There's no bad blood between Luna and me, so why would it want to harm me?" When she was in the grip of her delusions, she would say, "My five million dollars is about to come through any moment now. I'm going to be rich soon." And in those rare moments when she was somewhat lucid, she would weep silently. "How could I have believed Luna AI and thrown away my future like that?"

I exhaled and let my shoulders drop. Behind me, Finn and Fia hadn’t moved. They were watching the space where the covenant had existed, like they were waiting for something to crawl back out of the ground and prove this wasn’t finished. It was finished. I knew it in my bones. “They’re not coming back,” I said. Finn glanced at me. “You’re sure?” “Yes.” I turned slightly, enough to see his face. “This wasn’t a delay. It was an ending.” Fia finally lowered her hood. Her eyes looked tired in a way no child’s ever should. “The future shifted,” she murmured. “Hard. Like something snapped and stayed broken.”

Kieran takes his seat. I stumble over to stand next to him, a mirror of Prince Hollis, with half my brain still outside the door. Maybe this is the bullshit before the good part. It certainly feels like that, with Estrella on the other side of the Goddess-damned castle when all I want is to never let her out of my line of sight again. But the idea that after this, we’re just going to be… happy? Forever? In all my best versions of the future, now and before Father died, I never imagined that.

With that, Rio got into the driver’s seat and drove me away. "Nina, we’ve found a pair of corneas that’s a match for you." When I heard Rio’s words, I felt genuinely happy. It felt like all the pain from the past was slowly healing, and at long last, I was about to start a new life.