Dimension Jumping Novels & Stories

The dealer smiles. Really? I jump up and down in excitement and clap my hands like a child. “Again.” I laugh. I put my chip on number eight.

A violent, sliding crunch filled the night air. "It’s going!" Anji felt the building slide. The deck dropped ten feet in a split second, a jolting, stomach-flipping sensation of terminal velocity. Sarah hit the deck behind him, her hands clawing for purchase. "Anji, now! It's going to slide into the alley!" He turned, grabbed her hand—the skin freezing, the pulse frantic—and ran for the edge. There was no ‘Ready, set, go.’ Just the leap. They jumped, two human shapes blurred against the descent of the monolith. For a second, he saw the Ivory Tower tilting away from them, a massive, monolithic shadow collapsing into the dust of the financial district.

It was at that moment that I suddenly understood that the many times I'd compromised my life over and over again had already completely ruined me. "What… What did you just say?" Her voice trembled with rage. I simply turned and walked toward the stairwell. "I said, go ahead and jump if you want to. I'm in a hurry. College applications are already open, and I need to go back and finish mine." "Suzanne Gibson!" Mom shrieked. "Stop right there! You ungrateful brat! Are you really trying to kill me?" I stopped walking and turned to look at her. "Mom, you're the one who climbed up here yourself to jump. What's that got to do with me?"

"Okay, buddy, give me one second, and I'll get you a new bottle." I shift him on my hip as I balance his diaper bag, my gym bag, and the key to unlock the door to Quincy's apartment. He squeals and gets hold of my nose. "Yes, I know it's big. But it's not a toy." He lets go when his attention is diverted somewhere else as the door opens. "Here," I say as I throw everything on the couch and get him situated in his ExerSaucer. "You need to get some energy out. How about you bounce up and down for a while?" Sure enough, as soon as his feet hit the floor, he starts moving them as fast as he can. It looks like he's running without actually going anywhere. One of my nephews used to do that. It cra

“Get up, Valkyrie!” His words pierced through the fog of doubt and pain. I gritted my teeth and pushed to my feet. My legs trembled, but I refused to let them fail me. I moved into the next sequence, pouring every ounce of strength I had left into the dance. The final move demanded everything. A leap into the air, arms outstretched to the heavens—a plea for the Moon Goddess’s blessing. The abyss yawned below, and the wind howled louder as I approached the edge. My heart pounded as I jumped.

I took a long breath in and started working on my plan "Clear??"i asked confirming that the way is clear and i looked down from the window and it was all clear Climbing the window into the down balcony i looked around making sure no one even sensed my presence My room is on the third floor so I basically had to jump from the second floor Okay i can do it!! Without thinking about anything else I jumped "Ah—i hissed as i felt my ankle twisted It wasn't that high but still my ankle is hurting now Without caring about my ankle i start running toward the main gate

He began hopping like a fucking kangaroo. I shrugged. What the hell. I jumped down a few steps. Felt my belly settle with the solid thump of cement under my feet. I smiled. This really was more fun. I'd managed to jump all ten stairs in a flight by the time I made it to the ground floor. I barely restrained myself from taking the elevator back up and doing them all again. It was like rock jumping without the dry air of the desert. Drace stepped in front of me, rolled her eyes. "Don't do what Harry says. It will typically end in trouble."

The barrier tingles against my skin as I pass through, like static electricity against bare arms, but I emerge on the other side unharmed. The next obstacle is physical—a series of raised platforms at varying heights that must be jumped between. After this morning's training with Riku, my legs protest the exertion, but muscle memory guides me through the sequence. Jump, land, balance, repeat. I clear the final platform with inches to spare, landing in a crouch that Riku showed me, absorbing impact through bent knees. "Good," I hear him call from behind me. "Now use your eyes. Both of them."

He held up his phone. I shook my head, defeated. “Good,” he said, staring at me. “Stand up, please.” I stood up. “Can you… jump?” “What?” “Jump. Up and down.” “Why do I need to jump?” Rubbing his head, he said, “Just do as I say.” I sighed and gave a small, stiff jump. “Higher,” he commanded. I jumped again, a little higher. “Again. A few more times,” he said.

Jax looked up at the final leap, straight ahead, higher than the others. "That's far." "You've jumped further." "Over solid ground. With no fire underneath. And no bottomless pit beneath the fire." He adjusted his stance. "Details." "Jump." "Jumping." Jax adjusted his stance. This would take everything he had. He jumped, landing on the other side with a few inches to spare. "How in the hell did they do this so quickly?" Fin jumped behind him, landing in the exact same spot next to him. "My thoughts exactly."