Darth Vader Time Travel Fanfiction Novels & Stories

The mist patch doesn’t close fully; the crack fades like ice regaining its smoothness. “I’ll take him back,” the Dark Lord says—not loud, not harsh. He holds the baby at the belly, and with one motion settles him on his side. He doesn’t tear anything from the air, doesn’t “strip” the link. What I see is release, not possession. It’s both worse and better. “We’ll come again tomorrow,” I say. “The same way. Slower, but further.” “I’ll hold as well,” he answers. “Learning takes time.” His gaze flicks briefly to Aedan. “Does time work for you, too?”

There was no saying what he would do next and Daylen didn't want to bet that he would sit around waiting for them to fall in love again. The best solution he could think of was to go back to before the attack and stop it from happening. By stopping it, he can stop Syvan from recalling their past and hating him for it. Thereby preventing Syvan from going down the dark path and saving the werewolves. "Going back in time doesn't assure us that Syvan won't do this again," Uri stated. Jax eyed them puzzled. Time travel was impossible. The witches who had attempted to travel back in time had died in th process. The spell is so powerful it drains the life of whoever casts it.

“So, what would you like to discuss?” “Well, there are two things. But what we talk about must stay between us.” A crease appeared between her eyes. “Yes, of course.” I let out a deep breath. “Is there a way we can materialize in the Snow Warrior Pack Compound?” She nodded, her eyes filled with concern. “Yes, of course. We can travel through the Space-Time Continuum, just like we did when I teleported you to the Main Dining Hall when you first arrived.” “Good. I was hoping you’d say that.” I folded my hands on top of the table. “We know that Darius Snow will be expecting us to launch a counterattack, but if we materialize to where he is—”

I thought of Duncan. I was actually going to meet him... or the him he was... is... The situation was complicated, even for me. Duncan. I wondered what he was doing in the future. Was he searching for me? Had he even noticed I was gone? One of the things I learned from Isabelle was that there is no such thing as linear time. Man fabricated it to support the reality he chose to experience when he was placed on the planet. Many creatures other than men -such as vampires- are aware of this to some extent and can in many ways bend time. This meant that, if a person knew the way to break the barriers that split the illusion of time into linear sectors, it was possible to go back and forth