Dimensional Travel Novels & Stories

Leon said in short breath. “What is a Dimensional Crystal?” Adam asked while playing with his short beard. Ariel, who was beside him, explained to him and everyone that didn’t know. “As the name suggests, the Dimensional Crystal is an important magical item used to create a portal that crosses worlds.” “So that’s what you mean.” Adam was baffled and curious about it. “Wait, how much of those does it take to teleport almost a million people?” “Even a small fragment of the crystal is enough for one person to travel between worlds since it only acts as a catalyst. Even so, if each individual is teleported with their own fragment, it is still a lot.”

It began to be like a kind of legend, because someone who does not age and who appears and disappears at any moment, generates bad thoughts . Azrael did not return to the outer terrestrial world, he did not like his way of life. The purpose of his stay here had been fulfilled by finding her daughter and seeing her happy as the partner of one of her best friends and of the same origin as hers. Our planet will soon enter the fourth dimension and this implies a change in its material and electromagnetic structure. We travel into the future at a constant speed, the time has come to undergo an acceleration and discover the mysteries of time and also of space.

“However, being doubted by a human does tarnish our reputation. So, why not?” Soulnascent clicked her tongue, cleared her throat, and smoothed her hair. With a flick of her hand, a fan appeared. Adopting a scholarly demeanor, she began, “Zero-dimensional spatial laws involve only a single point. Mastering this allows you to interfere with a space at a minimal level. One-dimensional spatial laws are lines formed by many zero-dimensional laws. Understanding these lets you create significant disturbances in space because linear laws can penetrate through it. “Two-dimensional spatial laws are planes formed by countless one-dimensional spaces. At this level, you can open a spatial gate at will an

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

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.”

That 100 dollars had been all his pocket change. No matter—he still had credit. He booked a hotel on his phone, called a cab, and checked in with his ID. The suite cost 150 dollars a night. The old him would've hesitated, but now? Money meant nothing. In the quiet of the room, he began testing the properties of his dimensional space. First discovery: due to the size of the spatial gate, an item could be stored only if its height and width didn't exceed five meters, though its length could be infinite. Weight didn't matter—he just had to touch it and focus.

"So that must be the Dimension of the Frigid Void, one of the three most bizarre dimensions from history." There is no known way of entering this Dimension, save through a dream or vision. Then he realized how lucky he was; the laws of Time and Space that governed the Dimension operated differently to the actual world he was from. He could have been trapped inside, forever stuck in another eon and unable to return.

"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.

Tina gaped at Haneul, feeling more useless than she was a second ago. "This should keep them out. But not for long, though." Haneul announced, glancing at Tina and Theo's prone form. "I can't protect both you and Theo from what's outside. So we need to get out of here. Unfortunately, I'm drained, so I can't take you both with me either. You're going to have to travel yourself." "Whh--what?" Tina whispered in confusion. "Traveling is how we move between dimensions." Haneul said, his gaze landing on the necklace that Tina continued to grip in her hand."Is that..."

“Give yourself time … now that you’re free, and I can work with you to harness your potential, you’ll soon see what you can do.” “No problem. I’ll gladly work with you to save your fiancée anytime you’re ready.” She told him. “Um, there’s more. She’s not being held in this dimension but in another one. We’ll have to travel to another dimension. I hope that is okay with you.” Duncan asked. “Dimension? What’s that? Oh, you mean like another town or city? No problem.” “No, no. By dimension, I mean another world entirely. We’re going to get there through a portal.” Duncan explained, but he could tell by the look on Sophia’s face that she was lost. In fact, 'lost' was an understatement.