Dimension Portals Novels & Stories

It stood upright, a towering rectangle of shimmering, violet liquid. It flattened. It solidified. It became two-dimensional. It became a Door. The battlefield fell silent. Germans and villagers alike froze, staring at the impossible sight. Inside the portal, Mwajuma was suspended, frozen in her fall. Her eyes were open, wide with terror, looking out at her brother. She reached a hand toward the surface, banging against the liquid glass. She was trapped between worlds. “Ressi…” her voice echoed, not in the air, but in the minds of everyone present.

The glow expanded into a swirling vortex of light and shadow, forming a portal that seemed to pulse with energy. A collective gasp rippled through the crowd as the portal stabilized. The aura of evil emanating from the portal made the hair on the back of everyone’s neck stand on end. The Witch Guardian stepped back, her face pale from exertion but resolute. “It’s ready,” She announced, her voice steady despite the strain. “This portal will take you to Daimon’s realm. But be warned…it won’t stay open for long” Alex nodded, his jaw clenched as he turned to look at his pack.

Then what is that hearsay? "The portals are round. It looks like a mirror and at the center of it, you can see the parallel universe." That was short but sounds so true. "Where can we see this portals?" I asked again. "It had been a said that portals doesn't stay at the same place. They move from place to place. "Does someone already saw it?" His eyes suddenly becomes sharp and straightforwardly staring right at me. "Yes," he answered. Why does he need to answer it that makes me scared.

Every place took its own space and would fit together when needed. As she contemplated everything that she needed to. The doorbell rang, and she went to the door. Her brother was standing there with a box in his hands. “This is a short-range one, but it works better and won’t affect cell phones or Wi-Fi.” He pressed the button, and the lights dimmed for a second, and then he did it again when everything had reset. “Just to be sure.”

"The Lauders are hosting a party tomorrow evening. Kieran plans to announce that his close friend, Blythe Payne, is about to open a furniture factory in Laverston. "He wants to take this chance to introduce Blythe to everyone. Mr. Crowe, will you be attending tomorrow evening?"

"Our plane can only take us so far, and then we'll need to rely on alternative methods to cross the remaining distance." "Can you tell us more about the portal?" I asked, curiously about how it affected time. "It only lets you travel directly to the Ethereal Palace?" Kendrick's eyes sparkled with a knowing glint, appreciating my curiosity. "The portal is a unique creation of ancient magic. It's a passage that connects specific points in our world to the Ethereal Realm." "Does it manipulate time?" I questioned further. "It's not a mere shortcut... In a way, I suppose it manipulates time itself. Once we step through it, time will seem to move differently. What might feel like hours for us coul

LUCIEN As I towered before my pack warriors, I lowered my index finger to the map laid on the table in front of us. My finger traced a circular shape around the area that the rogues had vanished from, my finger coming to tap three times on the spot. “These rogues have a portal, a transportation device that allows them to travel anywhere at will,” I explained, my voice stern and commanding. “Think of it as a larger version of Anywhere door.” One of my warriors furrowed their brow, “What’s an anywhere door?” they asked.

And because they crossed the international time line, it was nine in the morning the day before... His mind got a little confused. It was almost as if there was a parallel universe, in which he would still need to make the bags for this trip. A universe where he hadn't met Doctor Theresa Fallon. Tezzie. Not him I didn't like this universe, in fact. Together they entered the lobby and he looked around, appreciating the decor. under the high ceiling straw, airy wicker and glass furniture dotted the area, and pots of vivid orchids

This hall was twice the size of my previous school and the books all around here looked fascinating. I opened my favorite novel "The love within" and started reading it. I have read this book for the 10th time now but it still gives me surprises evertime I read it. I turned to the next page to read the para but suddenly a piece of paper slipped off. I picked it up and was placing it inside when suddenly something caught my eye. I picked the slip and and read it. It said "Do you believe in soulmates?"

Should one realm fade or be destroyed, the bridge would shatter. Portals Portals can only be created when there is a connection between the two existing realms. The creation of portals is linked to the element Spirit. The use of this particular element is draining in a way the others are not. Spirit is directly attached to the Fae’s life force and soul. Overexerting oneself could quickly result in death. There must be a large storage of power to create a successful portal. It also takes significant time to recharge and regain strength before creating another portal.