Rwby Watches The Future Fanfiction Novels & Stories

No wonder why Death created his own damn coven to help him. The future is bright for Ever and me. I’m glad that my past is in the past, and I can move forward with the woman I love. I’m grateful for my beautiful soul mate. Ever has been a light in my life, one I knew I needed, but one I never thought I would have. I’m excited for everything our future holds, our future family, and our future in the coven. This is definitely never how I thought my life would play out, but I’m so thrilled that it’s turning out better than I could have ever imagined. I’m ready for everything the future holds because I know I can face anything with Everly by my side. I guess the Phantom of the Opera gets his hap

It took her two minutes to answer me. “The future Alpha will also be the future Alpha of the Mountain Volcano Pack. The people there should know about their future Alpha.” Beta Lyra stroked Alaric’s cheek. I was so relieved that she agreed with me. “The future Alpha doesn’t know what happened to his mother and doesn’t know that his mother is dead, but I believe that the late Luna will be present at the grave, and the future Alpha can see her or feel her.” Beta Lyra smiled with trembling lips and teary eyes holding back sadness.

“And together, we will burn the fractured future.” The false Evryn smiled darkly. “Let’s finish rewriting the world.”

the woman replied, looking down seriously at Ellie. "What do you mean? Why is he important?" Ellie asked. "You ask many questions," the woman smiled. "Look into my eyes." Ellie did as the woman asked and looked deep into the depth of her eyes, watching the swirls of color and light fade into the black of her pupils. A few moments passed and Ellie could see. She could see the future, a battle then a war. She could see a coronation, first one with Jake and Hannah followed by a great battle, then a second coronation with her and Jake. Their coronation was followed by celebration.

He poured the memory of his parents' death, the cold nights in the Council's cages, the feeling of Kaima’s hand in his, and the love that had sustained him through three simulations and a war. He gave the machine his **Future**. The watch didn't break. It **Melted**. The silver metal turned into a liquid, white fire that flowed into Rowan’s chest. The red light vanished. The ticking stopped. For a second, there was absolute silence. Then, the ship in the sky let out a sound like a dying whale. The blue tear began to shrink, the edges curling inward like burning paper. The silver spheres fell to the ground, their lights going dark.

Kael squeezed Lyra's hand. The Sovereign Bond glowed warmly. Steady. Certain. The Heart smiled. "You changed more than the future." The child stepped closer. Ancient wisdom shining in silver eyes. "You changed the story." The words lingered. The Heart looked toward the distant stars. Toward possibilities not yet written. For the first time, the future felt open. Unwritten. Free. The child raised a hand. Light gathered around them. The Chamber began fading. The stars becoming distant. The silver mist returning.

My brow furrowed as I recalled that Star possessed the ability to see the future, but she had been secretive about the specifics of her powers. "You know something, don't you?" I inquired. She shook her head. "There's too much in my mind right now. Your future keeps shifting. You're entangled in more than you realize. The actions of everyone in this house, your former pack, and the choices you make will determine which path comes to fruition." "But you've seen something about Ray," I insisted, my concern for my mate bubbling up involuntarily. I yearned for liberation from our bond, yet the words spilled out before I could control them.

"It is very new, populating the future with things." "What things have you populated it with?" I asked. "The roof," she said. "I want to go back to the roof in every season and see what it looks like. And the northwest forest." She paused. "And Lyra finding her way. And Eran coming home. And Riven figuring out whatever Riven is figuring out." She paused again. "And eventually, a person who is ours." "That is a well-populated future," I said. "Yes," she said. "It is." She looked at me. "Add something to it. Something I haven't put there."

I had no idea I actually marked anthor version of her. "Is that... and her..." Gabe stuttered but I played dumb, waiting for the vision to shift. We saw Gabe's past, my past, and Ruby's. How everything built up over centuries to bring us to this moment. Then scenes of torture and war in our future, then love and a new way of life, lastly, a world without Ruby until it all faded. "What the fuck was that?" I said looking around. It was like a wind storm of thoughts just ravaged the area, but now it all seemed untouched.

A future filled with love, strength, and hope. Suddenly, the room was filled with light, not harsh, but soft and beautiful. The vision before me was both dazzling and clear—Lucian and me, standing side by side, watching as children ran toward us. Our children, their laughter echoing in the wind, their faces bright with life and joy. I could see their eyes, filled with the same spirit that we both carried. Our love had created something eternal, a future that would carry our legacy forward. This is your gift, Gwen. A glimpse of the future you and Lucian will build together. A future of hope, family, and love. You are not alone in this journey, for it is a shared path.