Novel & Cerita Konoha 12 Watch The Future Fanfiction

I covered it with a smile, but the gloomy thoughts already raced inside my head. “We should leave the Ardens Mountains in about two hours,” Dearon told me. I nodded, correcting my smile. “Good to know,” I murmured. He shifted his attention to the road, and I returned to my thoughts. In my vision, someone had shot him. I was certain I'd seen the future, but when would it happen? And where? I released a breath, trying to recall more details. I closed my eyes, and… Nothing. I had been too overwhelmed by Dearon's blood on my hands, the arrows, his dead body—

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.”

That night, after I left the tavern and heard everything Cassian had said, I called Kane. “The snowfield altar is still there.” Then I stopped for a second before asking, “Would you… bond with me?” There was silence on his end. I had just opened my mouth to say forget it when he laughed. “I’ve loved you for eight years.” “That’s hardly sudden.” “Wait for me. I’m coming now.” Kane restored the ceremony I had once described in passing as my ideal one. Starlight. Snowfield. Moonlight. And the right man standing beside me.

Who knows what will happen in the future. But they say that now, I am a Luna with unmatched strength. It's just that that power is still sleeping. Something inside me has long been sealed. From a distance, they had brought Dennis away from the forest. "Noah, what will happen to me after this. are they going to kill me? "I asked. My eyes are already swollen from crying. Suddenly Noah hugged me. "No, you're a part of us now," Noah said firmly.

Dylan I let out all the pent up years of lust, all that I held back and channeled into driving Ace and I over the edge and then passed out after cumming harder than ever before. Then waking up in the void of a shared mindspace and Dee showing us a future where we can see the young wolves, some of them ours playing and splashing in a lake freely was so telling of what our future might hold. “Where was Kaiya in the future we saw?” Ace asks as I lazily trace my fingers on his leanly muscled chest.

Keyne told her. “I would like to show you a memory and then give you a glimpse into 2 possible futures, if you will allow me to.” Rhiannon told him. Keyne gave this some thought and nodded. The memory Rhiannon showed him was more like a reel of them. The memory was of Shaba sneaking into his room. At first she would just stare and cry.

It was only a few minutes past 4 and in an hour, Alpha Oslo would call for the wolf-run where the pack members ran together under the last bit of moon in the sky. I needed to be gone before then. Conan returned with the bottle of drink. He handed me a cup and poured, only stopping when it reached half of the cup. He poured himself one too. “Wait.” He stopped me as I was about to take a sip of the drink, “Don’t you think we should make a toast?” “Oh…right.” I said, clanking my glass with his. “To our future.” He said. I paused, confused for a second but nodded, “To our

Eli fell beside her. They were quiet, listening. Waiting. Nothing moved. Nothing watched. For the first time, Ava felt… free. ⸻ Her eyes drifted to the edge of the console. One final monitor remained active. A single message blinked in green text: You chose. You acted. You ended the cycle… for now. Ava exhaled slowly. She looked at Eli. “Is it over?” He shook his head. “For now. But the system — it learns. Always. There’s no guarantee it won’t come back in another form.”

“This war has nothing to do with me. I only came here out of curiosity and I think I have seen enough already. I wish to go back home.” “So, you do not deny Zokman’s claim that you are here to ruin my plans of becoming the Prime Alpha?” Nikjin asked her coldly. “I don’t know anything about this. I came from the future to find out if Devon, I mean Danshak, is my true mate. I have confirmed that information and I believe that means my time here is up. I would like to be allowed to return to my true home in Fairbanks. I don’t want any part in this war between Vak Smallchief and Nikjin Whitehound.”

The pups all nodded, then the four of them took their place at the front of the group next to Arella, Ophelia, and Cassandra, and faced forward. Thea, Alaric, Kai, and Xavier walked in and stood in front of their pups. Arella, Ophelia, and Cassandra walked up, and everyone hugged each other. The girls were grown up now, with mates and children of their own. Thea knew they loved Conri. From the time they first arrived at New Dawn—he had brushed their hair and let them brush his long hair during their nightly bedtime routine. She felt their pain and heartache, but she quickly shut off access to their feelings and thoughts. She knew there were times when they couldn’t tell people what they saw