10th Dimensional Beings Novels & Stories

“No, I can’t do it! I can’t accept this arrangement—even if it’s ‘you’ from another dimension!” Nonetheless, Dicken leaned his forehead gently against mine, his lips curling up slightly while his webbed claws stroked my head assuringly. Then, his paw spread over my head as he spoke with utter tenderness, “That’s not it, Linda—you’re still describing me in human terms. Once you bring the token of my existence to the ‘me’ in the other dimension, my existence would enter my body, and my existence continues even if the ‘me’ of this dimension dies…” My breath left my lungs at those words, but he leaned forward and whispered beside my ear just then, “However, it’s only this corrupted body of mine

oops” i said knocking my head when I remembered that that day was the tenth day after the creation of the last perfect being. Every ten days, a perfect being is been created, and the creation of perfect beings is always monitored by the supreme and mother creator themselves. A single day in heaven equivalent to ten years on earth, so a perfect being is always sent down to earth every 100 years. I knew the meeting was for the purpose of selecting a guardian angel for the perfect being. It has being my desire to go down to earth and stay with the little being, but I have never been selected as a guardian angel before because I wasn’t among the angel warriors and I wasn’t ready to be.

The silence in the transformed bridge was profound. The air, once cold and metallic, now hummed with a warm, organic energy. The Ouroboros was no longer a dead relic; it was a living cathedral, its black bones entwined with veins of pulsating, golden light. Lina’s hum had faded, but the new reality she had Conducted hung in the air, a tangible, waiting potential. The army of extradimensional beings had frozen mid-advance. Their smooth, ovoid heads were tilted, their entire forms radiating a palpable confusion. The lead being took another hesitant step back. The sterile, inevitable logic of their invasion had been disrupted by a lullaby.