Dimensional Descent Novels & Stories

Qusai shrugged and said, “Since you say so, I won’t go.” Then, Txomin opened a passageway that led to the Divine Dimension. All participants were capable of traveling to the Divine Dimension via this passageway. The Divine Dimension was the most prominent of the Three Dimensions. The energy of heaven and earth there was countless times greater than that in the Mortal Dimension. The Mortal Dimension had Spiritual Energy, the Sage Dimension had Sage Energy, and the Divine Dimension had Divine Energy and even Primordial Energy in some places. Many of the living beings present were from the Mortal and Sage Dimensions and had never been to the Divine Dimension. Now that they were given an opportu

When the telescope inside the apartment opposite mine locked onto me, I was curled up on my bed, trembling all over from the toy. When I realized I was being spied on, the panic was accompanied by overwhelming pleasure and excitement. I reached my climax under that intense gaze, becoming completely disheveled, as if being caressed and toyed with by those eyes. I did the boldest thing I had ever done in my life. I faced the intense gaze from afar and slowly parted my legs, showing him how I swallowed the toy. I had no idea that this gaze would soon lead me to countless dizzying losses of control.

“The Codex Conscienta tells us that God descended to the material plane in order to achieve the ultimate ascendance.” “We choose the vaults then?” said McKendrick. “We choose the vaults,” I said, with unexpected certainty. The steps down to the vaults were on a steep spiral. Even though in reality, we were doing nothing more than walking around in a circle in Patterson’s drawing room. We were so immersed in our mutually induced hallucination that we squinted in the waning light and wrinkled our noses at the dank odours that rose to greet us.

Jack punched through the golden crack. The descent was not physical. It was categorical. Reality peeled away in layers. First, the crystallized time lattice vanished, replaced by raw geometric structures that Jack's gauntlet identified as the Source Code's outer architecture. Then the geometry simplified, reducing from three dimensions to two, to one, to something that had no dimensional value at all. They fell through meaning itself.

XXV –Descent . . . Descent (noun): it can be an action of moving downward, dropping, or falling… or it could be a moral, a social or psychological decline into a specified undesirable state . . . PROSERPINA: Before she and Alastor can go shopping later–does this count as a date?–Proserpina had fully intended to leave the house not too far or for long seeing as she no longer felt that secure ever since they’ve been attacked there) when she returned to the shadows to rest.

"You mentioned a reward. Dimensional Storage. How does that work?" [Dimensional Storage is a pocket dimension bound to your soul. It allows the host to store items without weight limits or space restrictions. Time inside the storage is frozen. Food will not rot. Water will remain pure.] My jaw dropped. Frozen time? Infinite space? That meant I could buy food, fresh meat and thousands of gallons of water and it would stay perfectly fresh until the end of the world. I wouldn't have to worry about people stealing my crates from the back of a car again. Everything would be hidden safely inside my mind.

and "Matter." Audrey stood at the "Omni-Valve," the final control point of the Multiversal-Forge. Around her, the versions of herself from a billion realities were merging into a single, "Primal-Architect." They were no longer "Many"; they were the "One-Who-Builds." The "Ascension" was not a flight to a higher plane; it was a "Sinking-In." It was the process of the Union becoming the "Fundamental-Force" that ensured the universe would always remain "Imperfect."

Rhydian frowned slightly. “I remember.” Kael’s gaze held his steadily. “I think…” A pause. “…I want the chance to come back.” Silence. Then Rhydian exhaled slowly. The anger in him didn’t disappear. Neither did the fear. But something else settled beneath both of them. Understanding. --- THE CONDITION The staircase shifted again. The voice returned: “Conditional descent accepted.” Kael’s eyes narrowed slightly. “…conditional?” The darkness answered immediately. “Undefined state may proceed.”

The origin’s voice softens to a whisper only we can hear. “There is another possibility.” The Custodian reacts instantly. “Unauthorized deviation.” The origin’s eyes flare. “You could ascend without erasing.” Hailey freezes. “What does that mean?” “It means,” the origin says carefully, “becoming something the Custodian cannot regulate.” The obsidian ranks surge forward. “Proposal destabilizing. Reject.” The origin ignores it. “To ascend without consolidation, you must sever recurrence entirely.” My stomach drops. “Sever it how?” The origin looks directly at the dimensional tear.

A manipulative, frustrating, absolutely correct point. “I’ll need to consult with others before agreeing to these terms,” I said carefully. “Of course. But decide quickly. The more you heal without proper technique, the wider you crack the dimensional barriers. Eventually, those cracks become gates. And gates attract things you don’t want meeting.” After Aelindra left—with promises to return in two days for my answer—I collapsed against Draven, mind reeling. “An interdimensional entity that feeds on chaos,” I said faintly. “Because mass supernatural awakening wasn’t complicated enough.”