Premonition Novels & Stories

Meanwhile, Kaitlyn, lying on her bed and tenderly caressing her baby bump, is suddenly overcome by shivers, an unexpected chill running down her spine. A premonition grips Kaitlyn, as if forewarning of something ominous. The standing hairs on her body signal caution, urging her to stay vigilant about what lies ahead. However, she dismisses the unsettling feeling, choosing to shrug it off nonetheless.

He let go of the spoon he was holding and covered his ear. He stood up from the seat and quickly walked away from that place. He went straight to the CR and immediately looked in the mirror. Migi's face showed surprise and confusion there. What are those he hears? He closes his eyes tightly. He turned on the faucet and immediately wiped his face, hoping he would calm down and those voices would disappear. What is this feeling? On the other hand, in a dark alley, two men are seen fighting five zombies. Their speed is astonishing, their frightening faces that look like corpses coming from their graves can also be noticed.

I sigh and continue saying, “now tell me, what power did I unlock? Because I assume that I have no time left and I must return to my mates.” “You assume well.” Artemis says. “The broken seal unlocked the power of premonition. You can see anyone’s future. Keep in mind that premonitions can happen in dreams, through touch, or when visiting new places. You will know you are having a premonition because it will violently take you out of what you are doing, feeling or thinking, and take you to an unknown place.” Hecate tells me. Artemis adds, “You must pay attention to everything around you. Mia must a

She sighed, a long sigh that seemed to carry the weight of the entire day, and rested her head on my shoulder, her hair brushing my neck. “You know me so well.” “Yeah. I do.” I put my arm around her shoulders. “So talk.” She remained silent for a moment, her fingers playing with the hem of my shirt, twisting and untwisting the fabric. “Today was a strange day.” She began, her voice lower than before. “Since the moment I woke up, I felt something… a premonition. You know when you feel that something bad is going to happen, but you don’t know what?”

Still, here I was, running through an unknown but known forest with the crimson-eyed predator running beside me. What did it mean? Something showed me this very night before it happened, as if in a warning. But a warning of what? The predator wasn't an enemy, this I knew for sure. I had no powers, and yet, I had this. This strange dream wasn't a dream but a premonition. If I had nothing else, I had this: the gift of sight. I knew I could trust this.

"That I can do." After ending the call, I held the phone to my aching head. No amount of aspirin would cease the throbbing pain. The same sickening feeling was sitting like a stone in the pit of my stomach. Every time my instinct kicked into overdrive, I was right and usually that meant people dying. Maybe I was just being paranoid. Or maybe another premonition was about to come true. Either way, I'd be prepared.

I warned. She nodded, her expression serious. I closed my eyes, took a deep breath, and listened carefully for any unusual sound. I could still feel her eyes on me, waiting patiently. Then it began—deep, primal, undeniable. A tremor spread through my bones, a warning before the storm. My skin prickled, as if needles were stabbing from the inside. My breath hitched, my heartbeat thundering against my ribs. I knew what was coming. I always did. But that didn’t make it any easier.

A shiver ran down my spine and I’m not certain it was a bad one. “Freya.” I replied straightening my spine. “Mmm… What a powerful name, Freya.” He said with small moan. My body full blown betrayed me and instantly butterflies began dancing in my stomach. “I’m sorry we met under these circumstances, Freya. I can’t fully explain it but I feel drawn to you. Did you put a summoning spell on me?” He asks. “I don’t use summoning spells.” I scoff, rolling my eyes. ”They’re timing is unpredictable and I’d prefer not to have a random monster show up while I’m in my apartment. Although somehow you’ve found me anyway?”

“I have seen a lot of nightmares during our battle with Silisk enough that I could see it even when I’m awake. Call me crazy or paranoid, but I think it’s a hunch because it is always changing. You were there before, but your dead body was eliminated from the equation ever since we got the rod. It’s got to be a warning.” Silence fell between us until Byron placed a hand on my shoulder. “I believe you, Nathalia. We already got these powers, so who says premonitions can’t be a thing? I don’t know what will occur when we see Silisk, but I agree when you say that they shouldn’t be there. The question is, can we handle it by ourselves?”

Yet, the method of death was probably the most painful and terrifying. For some reason, Zen had a terrible premonition that sent shivers up his spine. It might be all in his head, but suddenly, he felt pinpricks all over his body as if there were thousands of people trying to invade his virtual privacy. It was as if he was the main attraction of a circus that he did not know he was part of.