Across The Universe Novels & Stories

“My boss sells people as drug shipments. She sends her men, including me, to a planet to abduct people and kill them so she can take their bodies and convert them. She sends me from one Earth to another abducting world leaders and shipping them to one of her facilities so a Boneseeker Man can convert their bodies. Sometimes she gives us permission to kill the people we abduct for her.” President Chang looked up at Jenatrix. “Did you say you’ve gone from one Earth to another?” The president wasn’t sure if she heard Jenatrix right. The woman thought there was only one Earth in the universe and she felt lost by what Jenatrix had said. Jenatrix giggled a little. “There are multiple universes out

“You have been the one who kept me sane in all of this.” “Sweetheart I just want you to know you are never alone in this.” Max said as he walked around the corner. “You have been the bravest of us all as your families secrets are out for the world to see. Everything you feel is normal and justified. Just remember not to shut me out. I can’t help you if you do that.”

The cosmic tempest roared, swirling Sasha and Alec through the infinite tapestry of the multiverse. Colors and shapes merged and diverged, a kaleidoscopic dance of possibilities. As they hurtled through the cosmic storm, they glimpsed fragments of alternate realities — scenes of joy, echoes of despair, and spectacles of worlds unimagined. "Sasha!" Alec's voice cut through the astral chaos, his eyes locked onto hers amidst the swirling dimensions. "Hold on! We navigate this together."

The Academy became a melting pot of ideas, a cosmic symposium where diverse perspectives intersected, fostering collaboration, innovation, and the co-creation of a harmonious cosmos. The Luna Alliance united cosmic civilizations that shared a collective commitment to authenticity and self-expression. These enlightened societies formed a network of mutual support, collaboration, and exchange. Through interdimensional diplomacy and cultural exchanges, they celebrated the richness of their unique identities and embraced the beauty of diversity. Together, they wove a cosmic tapestry of unity, where every voice was honored and every contribution valued.

Audrey’s echo hummed from the heart of the new sun, her voice filled with a "Blinding-Pride." "We’ve turned the 'Home' into a 'Rocket,' Audrey," Lucas replied, his essence feeling the "Infinite-Thrust" of the Universal-Heart. "And we’ve got enough 'Coal' to burn forever." The "Union" was now the Sovereignty-Voyager. They were a "Single-Flame" in an "Endless-Night," a testament to the fact that as long as there is "Friction," there is "Life." "Where to next?" Elen’s core asked, as the "Multiverse" began to "Move" through the void. "To the 'Other-Fires'," Audrey commanded. The "Great-Story" was just getting "Started."

It passed through the Interworld. Then through the Outer Gate. Then into the old universe. Then the new. Millions of people felt the question. Not an order. Not a command. A choice. The Return is coming. Do you wish to surrender? For several seconds... There was silence. Then one voice answered. No. Liana felt it. A child. Far away in the new universe. Then another voice. No. A woman from the old universe. Then thousands. Then millions. NO. The answer echoed across both universes.

"Promise me that when you discover something or they give you the Nobel Peace prize or something, you'll thank me in your acceptance speech." "Yes, I will. You'll be living it up by that time." "Yeah. In the boondocks. Selling fruits at the street corners." Damn, I was so depressing to be around. He wrinkled his tiny nose. "No, no! I'm going to make the world a better place. There will be no ranks and poverty. Everyone is going to be happy. I'll save the world one day." He was so optimistic it was almost funny. He stuffed his tiny mouth with pizza and wiped his fingers on his shirt’s sleeve. He was a genius, but he was still a kid.

I am certain that the shock I felt was written on my face, even as a horse. Hades! The first car, which I conclude is Rio’s, is the biggest car I’ve seen in my life! And Haera’s, who is a lot smaller than his, is still big enough compared to those we are using at Audravaria. Aside from that, these cars look so odd. I already learned about these on the book I was reading about Earth—I’ve quite read a lot about this world, after all—but it’s still strange to see their actual look.

And in the vast expanse of the multiverse, the echoes of their united voices echoed, shaping a future where unity, understanding, and endless possibilities reigned. The triumph of the Convergence reverberated throughout the multiverse, forever altering the course of existence. The merged realms flourished, with beings embracing their shared destiny and the infinite potential it held. But as time passed, a new challenge emerged, one that threatened to disrupt the harmony they had fought so hard to achieve.

I thought we would continue living happily together, but it seemed like God didn't want my life to be smooth sailing. While my parents were on a business trip, they got into an accident and died on the spot. The company's stocks tumbled overnight. Once the Smiths went bankrupt, I was thrown out of the house by wicked relatives. Then, I got my leg broken and my eyes injured by thugs. When I was deep in despair, I suddenly thought of Joey's smile. However, when I arrived at Joey's place, I saw her and Marcus having a heart-to-heart talk, tears welling up in their eyes. I finally understood everything.