Novel & Cerita Dimension Portals

This Mark is new. 'Who? Who is trying to kill her? Why?' he thought angrily. Thinking about it, he remembered that her bathroom was freezing. 'Last night her room was freezing as well. Hera was talking about some shadow and it tried to hurt her. But, how can a shadow kill anyone?' he began to think. Just then, something clicked in his mind. 'Can it be?' he began to get worried. 'Shadow keepers' he thought with shock. There are three places in each dimension where portals can be summoned to open a doorway to the other world. These places are heavily guarded by Shadow keepers.

Seb thought it looked familiar. “Okay, I’m good, let’s go!” Vincent said happily to Dorin. “Hey, no opening portals in the room.” Dorin told the tall guy. “Who knows what you might bring back with you.” “Bring back what?” Johan asked with a frown. [A portal creates a passage from this plane to the 'in-between', then from there, you can go anywhere you wish.] Seb wrote for Johan “The 'in between' is a crossroads for many beings,” Dorin continued, “Sometimes these ‘beings’ get stuck or lost in there and are constantly looking for a way out...”

“Because I do not do either of those things, Dominic. Dreams are for the weak who cannot handle their reality. And hallucinations only happen to weak minded.” I had momentarily forgotten how much Kieran loathed the weak. “What if I told you that this is not their first time here?” Strahovsky revealed. I leaned forward and listened attentively. “Five years ago,” she began. “After the Bond Rupture, we discovered some sort of portal or gateway if you could call it that. It was a temporary opening but we were sure that it led to another world or dimension. One that is either different or identical to ours.” The table showed a massive marking etched on the ground in an intricate drawing.

"Apparently, there is a portal at the entrance gate into Antarti and I wasn't aware of it." "Does it feel strange?" Daniel asked. Alex shrugged. "There was no Portal at the gates at the time we came in. I saw the portals in a vision before coming and I also felt it the first time I came here even if I had no idea what it was. There was no Portal at the gate. That I am sure of." "So, what do you think happened?" Alex sighed. "Another portal had been created. And so have many others." Daniel frowned. "How the hell do you know?"

Simon remained motionless, breathing heavily as he depleted his huge reserve of mana. He just employed an Epic rank skill that only he has. It was a skill that allowed him to build portals that all led to the location he wished for. It was done so that the students could escape. It sounded simple, but no empire had ever been able to build a portal. That is why there were only four gateways created in ancient times throughout the world. His ability not only generated a single gateway, but countless of them. It was simply deserving of the title of Epic Level Skill.

This was no ordinary portal; it was a gateway fortified by the latest security measures. At first glance, it appeared seamless—a sleek surface devoid of handles or keyholes. Yet, at Landon's approach, the door seemed to awaken. A soft beep resonated a signal that triggered a response from the electronic guardian. The surface rippled with a faint blue light, revealing the hidden intricacies beneath.

If this portal would connect to his kingdom, probably the link between him and Rieska would be activated. He hurriedly went through the portal. Another forest materialized from his sight; the only difference was the sun was brightly shining there. There must be a time difference outside the exit. Airoh heard a voice nearby until he saw one family—a human family! He was sure of it because of his faerie sight. He entered the wrong portal, and it was a doorway going to the mortal world. He started to move, going back, but he heard the wailing of a father. The human was begging his deity to save the life of his son.

It had been a quarantine. "It says here," Julian muttered, his eyes wide as he read a ledger written by someone or something that had lived before the first star was named, "that this entire realm was created as a stabilization hub. The portal isn't a door to another place; it’s a pressure relief valve." "For what?" I asked, my fingers tracing the diagram of the portal.

Daisy answered from the other side. My heart thudded in my chest and a wave of relief crashed over me. “Finally something is going right, Daisy. Everything over here is so messed up, I cannot even explain it to you. At least, not on a phone call.” I said, my voice laced with irritation. “I am all ears, G. But before that, you have to prepare a portal for Dad to facilitate the travel between the demon realm and this world,” she said, her voice was a little muffled when she said that.

On Conrod's pale skin, luminous threads periodically ran, similar to electrical discharges under the skin. “Follow me, the citadel will now drag you into another reality, you won’t have time to reach the exit,” Conrod says in a metallic voice. He turns around and disappears into the portal. The Dark Ones looked at each other, the shaking around intensified, more and more large pieces of translucent matter were breaking off from the ceiling. Brook-ta-man, with Elise in his arms, stepped into the portal first, not knowing where it led. Alud stood a little in indecision, and then with the words - Fuck it, stepped into the portal. The walls of the hall began to shrink rapidly, breaking the colum