Absolute Hypnosis In Another World Novels & Stories

Ama looked at the screen. Then at the distant horizon. Then back again. A strange calm settled over her. Not confidence. Not certainty. Something else. Acceptance. Whatever waited beyond the horizon had already altered everything. The Pillars were awakening. The Council was moving. Reality itself was changing. Refusing the connection would not stop any of it. Slowly, she touched the screen. The response was immediate. The request vanished. The display went completely dark. For one second. Two. Three. Then the world disappeared.

Reyna backed away and answered, "It's my turn to ask you questions." I nodded my head in reply. "Miles... what's your condition?" Hmm... should I tell her? Apysichos is a mythical disease, so she'll probably think I have some screws loose- Wait a minute! Other then Ria, Reyna knows I'm from another world. If that isn't mythical, I don't know what is! In a casual tone, I answered, "Apysichos-" Reyna spat her coffee and shouted, "Apsy-what?! That's a mythical disease! No way in hell you have tha-"

Boston unplugged the telephone, closed the doors tightly, all the windows. “Damn it! What is happening?" he exclaimed, kicking the leg of the living room table until the table toppled and the glass shattered. The doorbell began to sound from outside, Boston didn't want to see who was coming. He sat on the sofa, covering his ears. He could not believe that after the hypnosis he did, all of this still happened. He was sure something was wrong, but he didn't know what it was. Obviously, earlier he saw the results of the hypnosis transmission were running smoothly. He could clearly see the report on the monitor this afternoon.

His lips moved frantically, whispering something over and over, too quiet for me to hear. I dropped to my knees beside him, grabbing his face gently. “Kane, baby, look at me!” His fingers clawed at the ground, his breathing shallow. Then, as if a switch had been flipped, his entire body stilled. His glowing eyes locked onto mine, and when he spoke, his voice was not his own. “They are coming,” he whispered. “And the world will burn.” Then, just as suddenly, his eyes rolled back, and he went limp in my arms.

He softly sighed," Seeing as your people are from a different dimension than ours, the application teleports your kind into our world without your supernatural counterpart having the application." "I have the same experience with my mate." He explained. Surprisingly, I remained calm throughout his explanation. My mind slowly digesting the information, until my head started lightly throbbing. "When can I go home?" I found myself typically asking. Noah nervously cleared his throat before cautiously responding," I'm afraid I do not think that is possible, Miss." Those words were all it took to make my world turn black as I lost consciousness. •°•°•°•° Noah's POV

"From the page to the soul." **[VIEWERS: 1,000]** **[VIEWERS: 100]** **[VIEWERS: 1]** The last person—a sleepy kid in a bedroom somewhere—clicked "Close." The world went black. --- ### The Absolute Quiet There was no sound. No hum of the simulation, no wind from the balcony, no heartbeat. I felt like I was floating in a sea of cold ink. I couldn't feel Rowan’s hand. I couldn't feel my own body. I was just a thought, a sentence that had been started but never finished.

"Your mistake doesn't have to become mine." The woman looked at her. Then nodded. Together, the two Lianas touched the Celestial Heart. The Sixteenth Seal changed. The doorway stopped shaking. Instead of opening toward the failed world... It opened toward somewhere else. A place filled with light. The Witness went silent. Liana stared through the doorway. "What is that?" The First Light whispered, "Another world." Kael looked at her. "Another universe?" "No." The First Light's voice trembled. "Something older."

She clenched her jaw and just stood there with her fist tightened. She can’t cry in front of these people. She can’t show the weak side of her to those people waiting for this moment. And so, she smiled. She smiled even though she wanted to vomit and explode. She smiled even though her throat was constricting that it felt like someone was strangling her. As soon as she felt that the tears she was holding back were about to fall, she hurriedly pressed the button in her side that teleported her onto her seat. Blair focused on making her breathing steady and wiped the corners of her eyes. Unexpectedly, she felt a soft touch in her left shoulder. But even before turning around to see who is it,

“He’s on his word.” “What world? Which world? What are you talking about? Just answer my question, Adeline.” Did I say he’s impatient too? “You see, we’re in this world. And he is in another world. Another dimension is the parallel world. Whatever you call it, We have an interdimensional relationship.” I replied, and I saw how confused he was. Then he turned to look at my brother and friend. “You don’t seem confused; do you know about this?” He asked the two, who also nodded. “Since when?”

“It has to be done. There’s no other way.” With a synchronized step, they entered the gateway. Immediately, the world warped around them. Gravity twisted, light bent into impossible angles, and whispers became screams. They stumbled at first, disoriented, as the Abyss tested their resolve. Shadows formed into grotesque versions of themselves Lucien’s wings ripped and torn, Kiran’s claws glistening with a venomous darkness. Each illusion taunted them, each movement a challenge to their sanity. And then they saw her.