Dimensional Wizard Novels & Stories

"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.

She went down into the basement, where she found some of her old bracelets and a spell which which she found in her mother’s spell book, which her mother handed over to her before she died. She took out the bracelets from the drawer and placed all three of them on the table, she found a spell in the spell boock which she would enchant the bracelets that whenever either of them had their bracelets on, the witch wouldn’t be able to get into their heads.

“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

★𝕬𝖊𝖑𝖎𝖆 The Dimensional Weave Project was the final, most ambitious expression of the Alliance's power. It was not about colonizing a single world, but about establishing a permanent, stable, instantaneous network linking every secured dimension from the rigid Silicon Spire to the fluid Bio-Luminescence Sea. I stood with Liam in the Nexus control center. The large dimensional map no longer showed isolated points; it showed the potential for connectivity a vast, dark void waiting to be laced with Ice-Light channels.

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.

"He's just... gone. Like he never existed." "The Old Court can do that," Dorian said quietly. He'd been standing back during the fight, too old and weak to help physically. But his faded blue eyes behind his reading glasses were sharp. "They exist between dimensions. Can erase things from reality itself. The Devourer is the only weapon that works because it erases them back." "And every time it feeds, it gets stronger," Raven said. His amber-red eyes were troubled. "Eventually, Sera won't be able to control it. It'll consume everything."

All she knew was a part of her felt like being sucked into nothingness, and she couldn’t even hope to resist because her body loved the tickling sensation it gave. Luis immediately made his way to Kleint. “What dimension?” “I don’t know. It’s distorting my field of vision—” “Keep looking! If we hope to defeat Dark, we need to solve her mystery first.” ‘Easier said than done.’ Kleint swallowed hard. This technique that helped to detect dimension cost so much energy. It’s a double-edged sword. While it sucked away the dimension it sensed, it also drains the energy of the user. But he needed to, at least, try.

“I’ll be back!” Sending a quick text to Sasha and Damian, Zen informed them he would briefly move back to the third floor for his specialisation quest progression. Damian quickly replied that he was also doing something similar, as he was teleported to a different space dimension. According to the cyborg, his quest did not allow something like a Force Magician who could utilise the laws of physics to create miracles. However, his forceful reasoning with the game developer opened a new path, so he had to take a special calibration test.

she said as she approached us. “Then what is this, what is going on, who are you, how did we get here?” said James hurriedly. “Calm down boy, but first I will tell you how you got here.” She explained to us that we were about to be killed by a dimensional terrorist, named Drell. He used a transporter to send us into a vacuum, to rid us without a trace, and because of their information, they were able to get to us before we shifted or, for our understanding, before we died.