Premonition Synonym Novels & Stories

If you are working with an allied pack, it could make things so much easier. All eyes are on me, and I know why. I take a deep breath and let it out slowly. I launch into my dream, making sure I tell every detail. When I’m done, no one says anything. I know it’s a lot, which is why I’ve been so snowed the last few days. Elder Nadia clears her throat, catching our attention. “Uh, I think that’s a premonition, not a nightmare.” She’s right. That was a premonition.

I love the action, or maybe I’m riding off the high from last night. Tomorrow I will get answers. Answers that I fear might only make more questions, and even if it doesn’t, I’m sure whatever answers I get might not be exactly what I want. I can’t shake the feeling that the truth will be shocking. It has to be. I’m blessed by the Five, and I never even knew it till recently. I have no idea why I have premonitions, and it’s unnerving to know that the dreams I thought merely coincidental were so much more than that. I suspected it, but to have it confirmed makes it too real.

But it doesn't win all of them. Not exactly comforting, but honest in a way I appreciated. "I keep having these flashes," I admitted. "Not full visions, just fragments. Faces twisted in pain, darkness swallowing everything, someone screaming my name. I don't know if they're premonitions or just fear manifesting." "Probably both," Morwyn replied. "Your prophetic abilities are awakening, but they remain unfocused. Your fear colors all you see, so it is almost impossible to discern actual future from imagined possibility.

"Then the visions. They've been happening more and more recently." Brinah tilted her head and stared into her granddaughter's eyes. "That should only happen if you're willing to let it happen. You must be becoming more accepting and open to it. Premonitions come when you allow them to." "What about controlling it? Can I have one when I want one?"

I told her. “Wow I did not expect you to say that. How would they even know if you had a pup though. I mean surely they wouldn’t stick around waiting for you to knock someone up.” “One of their witches obtains the power of premonition. She would see. Her visions show the outcome of someone’s choice. She would cast a link between myself and her meaning she would tell when a pup had been conceived. If I am destined to have a pup then I want it to be ruler after me. So that is why I will not seek out them for help” I got up and walked away. This conversation put me in a foul mood and right now I wanted to be alone.

“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?”

“Not exactly; that would be unfair. You have the gift of premonition. You have visions; they can be of the past, present, or future. Right now, they hide in your dreams, but the stronger you get, you will receive them when you are conscious.” “So that means that the witch I saw could have been kidnapped in the past?” “It does.” “What is the point of seeing something in the past if I can’t actively help the person in my premonition?” My head hung in frustration. “Do you read books just for the knowledge you need to know right at that moment?” “No…” I leaned back on my elbows, looking up at the cloudless sky. “Think of your premonitions as books; you will never know when you will need the info

Perhaps all this was coming from the fact that I was thinking about all of this too far without thinking about the consequences. “What do you want to say?" He was quick to ask. "Well, I have been having these visions…" I muttered “I don't understand. " He chuckles “You promised. " I snapped playfully. “I am sorry. I just found it amusing." “Well, it is not really a dream. They are more like premonitions." I continued. " How will people here see me if they get to know me?” For what like minutes he was quiet. “Do you get a good answer to what I just asked?” I questioned again

A chill ran down my spine. If that was true, then whatever had happened to Viola was no small matter. The bond in my chest pulsed again. This time it was gentle. Almost like the touch of tiny fingers, not yet strong enough to grasp. I stopped again, my breath hitching. The thunder in my chest grew louder. “What is this?” I whispered, clutching my rapidly beating heart. Jacob answered in a voice barely above silence. “A premonition.” “A premonition of what?” I frowned, still confused.

“Be secure, Ivy. Anything you’re around to do.” “I will.” Ivy grasps her, and Addison and I step out whereas they say their goodbyes. Out of earshot of the others, Addison turns to me. “Was it a premonition?” she asks. “I don’t know,” I say. “I didn’t indeed see anything. It’s fair a feeling.” I shake my head. “Dark enchantment doesn’t grant us premonitions.” “But mating does,” Addison focuses out. “Even ordinary werewolves can sense when something’s happened to their mates. It’s a soul connection.”