Absolute Hynosis In Another World Novels & Stories

Hayden explained and she was confused. “There are other supernatural worlds?” She asked and Hayden nodded. “Yeah, it's kind of complicated though. We have other supernatural worlds like Meta World, Shifters World, and many more. Meta World consists of metahumans, they are full humans but they got supernatural powers by accident while Shifters world is filled with clones and shapeshifters.” “Oh, so there are many more Worlds?” “Of course,” Hayden replied and she nodded. “How long have you been here madam Ashley?”

He didn’t know he was that gigantic. Hyeon, Chen and Hyuna was on the way but even from that distance they could see a brightly shining giant wolf. Shock is an understatement to describe what they were feeling. They have been friends with each other for years. Their families have known each other for decades. Never even once they had any idea that they are not living in the world they think they are. Never once, they thought that there is more to this world then what they call ‘Natural’. They didn’t have any clue about existence of a whole supernatural world.

I was 75% stone, a living monument to the signatures I had used to buy a yesterday I couldn't afford. "The resonance is peaking," Ryan rasped. He was kneeling in the rising water, his tactical slate projecting a holographic map of the world. The white-out—the "Gene-Clearance"—was still spreading across the continents. Millions of wolves were paralyzed, their marrow turning to crystal. "Phoenix, the Altar is asking for the anchor," Ryan whispered, his amber eyes full of a haunting, rationalized madness. "If we don't feed it the Ghost/Admin frequency, the reset will fail. The world will go silent. But if we do..."

For a single moment— Everything went still. Not calm. Not stable. Paused. Then the sanctuary lights shut off completely. Total darkness. No alarms. No system response. Even breathing sounded too loud. Raven’s voice cut through the dark. “Ethan?” Ethan didn’t answer. Because in that moment— He saw it. Not with eyes. With understanding. Something vast beneath reality had fully reached alignment with the network above it. And the sanctuary was no longer inside the world. The world was now inside it. A new pulse hit.

​The retreat from the Abyssal Anchor had been a narrow escape from a static past, but the future rushing toward them was a tidal wave of absolute zero. The Grand Chorus of the Siphons didn't arrive with ships; they arrived as a Cessation. Across a thousand light-years of the Andromeda sector, the stars began to "Wink Out" in a rhythmic, mathematical sequence. It wasn't an eclipse—it was the Siphons systematically de-rezzing the light of the universe to prepare a silent stage for their final command.

Hundreds! "Believe me Protector, you are not in any position to decline this, I’m sure the consenting silence received from your father tells otherwise. The end of the world is near, what you only witness today was caused by your potency trying to manifest itself however billions of lives will tarnished if you don’t do anything about becoming who you’re meant to be, we beg of you, This is not a matter to be taken lightly. We’ll show you the way to control your potency, and the whole wide world will follow your lead."

He walked over to the seat next to the hood girl while grinning widely with his eyes fixed at the girl. "What with him, why is he looking at me that way," she asked herself as she shift slightly on her sit. "Don't mind him, Lily. Guys like him are lowlife just like Ian Grayson who are only after innocent nerd like you chastity, that the only reason why they act nice and warm-hearted around you when they are Demon in making", she sent a mental note to herself nodding her head in approval before covering her face more with the hood and concentrating on the textbook in front of her.

she asked. "No. I don't even know my name!" His face is horror-stricken upon realizing that everything is clean inside his head. His name, his family, friends, and even the name of his father, he could not remember. Disgusted by this realization, he went out of the cabin and saw the beautiful stars twinkling in the skies. He was not alone, the crew members were also outside to enjoy the beauty of nature. One of them greeted him and said, "I'm so glad that you regain your consciousness."

James’ warm wrist still clutched tightly in her other hand and she, trapped together above the power of time, blindly staring into the eternal spaces of depthless existence. As the world ground to a halt, she saw the building’s fine moldings—the grace of the craftsman’s art, lost and unappreciated except in this hung moment. She saw the dancing motes of dry crystalline snow, listless and still, no more flying but simply pinned, as she was, in random air. Her body breathless, stayed, her anguished scream evaporated into the vast and yawning silence. Why surely even light must be more alive than she, oddly escaped of life’s transiency and immortal in this strange instant, in her timeless end.

“Olivia, I used the experimental system to bring you back.” His voice sounded strangely familiar. He was the friend Lucien had once been communicating with from the other world. He noticed my wary expression and gave a small, awkward smile. “Olivia, your world was originally just one of our parallel-world transfer experiments. The experiment succeeded, but Lucien ended up falling in love with you.” He let out a sigh. “I can use the System to revive you, but on the condition that you go back and stop Lucien’s actions that are destabilizing the world. Otherwise, your world will collapse, and he will die.”