Novel & Cerita Dimension Jumping

Goddess, I hope this works. I ready myself for a running jump just as footsteps reach the top level. No time to waste. I run with force, pushing my feet off the metal large frame falling through the air. Until arms wrap around my torso and I am jolted, not realising what has happened. All I know is I am now dangling from the top level as my arm is held in a tight hold. I look down at my feet dangling in the air and look up to find Brennan looking down at me.

Taking my stance I tried to jump with all of my power into my legs. Jumping with all my might my disappointment is immeasurable. You're kidding me, right!? I could only jump about ten inches! What a weird gravity. Don't call me a dumb if I didn't notice it earlier it's not like my body feels heavy but it more like something is pulling me downwards as soon I leave the ground. Maybe because I don't feel anything that I didn't notice the weird gravity here in the void. What an asshole on whoever made this! Oh well... Because now I know the reason behind this I tried to climb up once again with more cautiousness.

Professor Lucy stood between them for a moment, then raised her hand and blew a whistle, announcing the start of the fight. At almost the same instant, Sky dashed toward Maya at an incredible speed. Her movement was so fast that I could barely follow it with my eyes. But Maya didn’t seem surprised; she bent her body slightly and easily avoided the attack, then leaped high into the air. The jump was so high that my eyes widened in shock, and I felt my mouth open without realizing it. How can someone jump that high? But Sky didn’t stop she suddenly disappeared from her place.

“Ella hold on to me.” I wrap my arms around him and he slides one arm under my legs and lifts me like he already knows what he is about to do. “Damon what are you—” He steps back. Then he runs toward the narrow metal strip between the two paths. His breath is rough. His grip tight. The floor shakes behind us as the bomb’s light flashes and the countdown bleeds away the seconds. 00:00:51 Damon reaches the center. He bends his knees. And he jumps.

“I'm going to shift, I want you to jump on my Back and hold on very tight.” I watch as Landon shifts and Jayden crawls on to the top of his wolves back. I then shift into my wolf and watch Landon as he jumps out the window. I then follow. Without even thinking, I jump right after Landon, not realizing how high we were up. As my paws hit the ground, I'm so relieved that I didn't stop to look, knowing I probably would have hesitated jumping out the window, knowing now how high we were.

“We will jump, okay?” “What?!” “Sh!” I turn around to look if what I plan is right, then back at Anya. “It’s not a long jump. It’s okay.” I watch her eyes look down then back up at me after a few seconds. She gives me her assurance nod, which I did in return. I take a look down, trying to figure out how we can jump. “If we want to land smoothly, we should jump with one foot forward. Can you do it?”

They were shooting so much, it sounded as if they were shooting every person they found. Finally, Jack found a place that no longer called him in two dimensions. He listened carefully for a few seconds to make sure no one was below, then poked a hole in the crumbling ceiling tile. Instead of a hole, the whole tile fell in a big pile of dust that disintegrated in a cloud of dust when it hit the ground. Luckily, no one was around to notice and he lowered himself down on to the ground. The Link called him further down. He inspected the cracks in the fading floor tile until he found a large weak spot. With a few stomps, the floor parted and Jack jumped down to the next level.

I thought and jumps towards the closet and takes out a baggy shirt and shorts. I change my clothes and open the window. I look down and thought, if I fall from here, I wouldn't die but maybe I can break some bones. I pray to God to land me safely down on the ground. I take a deep breath and throw my shoes down in the alley. I cross my legs over to the other side, my legs dangling 15ft above the ground. I see to my left side the sewerage pipe going all the way down. I gather all my courage and leap towards it. I wrap my arms around it tightly and caught the pipe in between my thighs. I am hugging the pipe like a chimp hanging the tree.

I squinted my eyes, and furrowed my brows. "...How did he do that?" Damien followed my gaze. "Because he isn't human." I stared through the glass. The man hadn't stumbled. He hadn't needed a running start. He had simply... jumped. Far higher than anyone should have been able to. "That's impossible." "Not for us." I looked back at Damien. "I've seen athletes do incredible things." "Not like that." I opened my mouth to argue. Then stopped. Because I couldn't. I had never seen anyone move that fast.

She could feel her pulse quickening, a primal urge clawing at her instincts as she evaluated her options. Just as the ground began to give way beneath her feet, sending loose gravel skittering into the void below, Amelia instinctively crouched low, steadying herself against the wall. Her breath quickened, eyes darting across the widening gap. With a rush of adrenaline coursing through her veins, she braced for the jump—the only way across this abyss. Stepping back to gain momentum, she launched herself forward, feeling the air rush past her as she sailed over the fissure, a moment suspended in time.