10 Dimensions Novels & Stories

Lancelin explained. “Eleven dimensions!” I was beyond surprised. “I had no idea so many species existed! I’ve only ever met Incubi, mages and if I was lucky enough, the odd vampires that had visited Acelin’s office. And what is this half dimension? How can a half dimension even be possible?”

"That wasn't a 'dog,' as you put it. Young lady . . . do you believe in magic?" There had been a lot of questions that she had anticipated, but that wasn't one of them. "No sir." "Please don't call me 'sir.' My name is Tarloh. And if you don't believe in magic, you will soon. Do you believe in a Supreme Being?" He watched as Jane nodded. "So you can accept that there are powers in the world that you do not understand, that you can't see but believe are still there?" Jane nodded again. "Good." He sighed. "Jane, for the time being, I need you to accept some things on faith. A lot of people believe there is life out there in the universe, but rather than thinking 'outwards,' I need you to think

The invitation went out to all the dimensions like a light shining in the dark. Kael sent out the invitation, not as an order. As a question. He asked every reality that knew the truth about the wound and was trying to build something. Should existence keep going? The answer was overwhelming. Beings from seven hundred and forty-three dimensions said they would come. Some came in person, sending their consciousness to a place that Kael had made for them. Others sent representatives like echoes of themselves to share their thoughts and vote. Some just watched, waiting to see what would happen.

it whispered, and suddenly we were flooded with its memories—eons of observation, countless endings witnessed, infinite wisdom preserved. "Remember me," it said, then transformed completely, becoming not nothing but everything—potential scattered across infinite possibilities. The council observed a moment of silence that existed outside time. Then activity resumed, witnesses sharing knowledge, comparing observations, debating interpretations of various endings. "How many realities have there been?" I asked. "Number implies sequence," the mathematical witness replied. "Realities don't occur linearly. They exist in parallel, in series, in dimensions beyond counting. There have been one, infin

With the appearance of the voice speaking to him, Long Chen was sure that it wasn't just to tell him that, there must be something important that the voice wanted to tell him. "No, I'm just telling you that besides the three levels of the world and one realm of gods, there may still be dimensions separate from ours. So, you must remain cautious in your every step! Don't let yourself make a mistake and don't get too excited if those people appear in front of you later!" replied the voice to Long Chen and ended up disappearing, leaving Long Chen confused about the meaning of the voice that spoke to him.

Antonio pressed, intrigued by the unfolding mystery. Howard's voice took on a solemn tone, "It speaks of a key to other times and spaces on this earth. Every thousand years, the alignment of the moon, planets, sun, and galaxy can disrupt the fourth dimension, affecting time and space on our earth. This may open a gateway to other times or space, akin to a time machine." "Do you truly believe in this?" Antonio couldn't help but feel a wave of skepticism, yet the earnestness in Howard's eyes stopped him from voicing his doubt. He realized any disbelief might shut Howard down completely. "Please, go on."