Escaping The World Novels & Stories

This story always engulfs me and whisks me away to wonderland. Ragged footsteps and the sound of sloshing liquid pulls me out of the borrowed world. I look up to see a rough around the edges Aidan Gabriels. I also notice the liquid gold in his bottle. He must be out here to do the same thing I'm doing - Escape the world. I didn't realise I said anything until his eyes locked on mine. No turning back now.

Harlow tells her. Wait? She's going to be placed in the empty room between Dom and I? Yea, I am certainly fucked. To be continued. This is the end of No Escape Book 1. Thank you for reading. Have a lovely day. Book 2 will be up in the next few weeks.

“So I’m not even in the garden back on Earth? So if someone wanted to come looking for me, it would look like I had vanished.” “Yes, but this is also a good thing. If you ever encounter a strong opponent, you could always escape into this world and wait them out. Who would wait for you for a day or two would surely think you ran away, and when you return, they would be gone. Easy invasive maneuver.” “Will I be able to invite others? Into this small world, or is it specifically just for myself?” Blake asked, thinking if he could bring Tabitha and Sylvia here, their cultivation would increase astronomically. With this benefit, it would be like you were cheating.

The forest whispered its secrets as Trevor stepped through the portal, leaving behind the chaos of one world for the uncertainties of another. "Unfortunately, I'm back into this world again. What a sour and unforgivable fate is mine?", Trevor bubbled in his heart as he escaped for his life.

“It is in some ways and not in others, when a mystical gate of hell breaks it releases creatures at random, so now we have to hunt down those that escaped and bring them back before they do too much damage.” “Escape too where? What are they damaging?” “They got to the earth plane and are spreading chaos throughout time.” “Great, so if we don’t get it fixed right away, the heaven plane will interfere and that won’t be good for anyone.” Lazarus noted. “Why not? Aren’t gods and goddesses good?” Amaya asked, confused. “As long as you follow their rules and not break any of their stupid laws.” I snapped, thinking about the situation Abigail was in because of them.

“You don’t get rid of me that easy, Doc.” But then his expression hardened, eyes darting around. “We can’t stay here. He knows you’re inside.” “I know. He’s trying to pull us apart.” “Then we run.” She hesitated. “Run where? This isn’t real—” Before she could finish, the city around them began to glitch — buildings dissolving, colors bleeding into static. The ground cracked open, revealing a vortex of light below. Jax grabbed her hand. “That’s your exit point! You can still wake up!”

I swallowed hard, trying to steady my breathing, as my sanctuary of a night dissolved into one horrifying truth: there was no escaping the world we’d run from. And tomorrow… tomorrow everything would change. The end.

I whispered finally, “Maybe I am in his.” The air seemed to thicken around us after I said that, Scarlet didn’t respond but the look in her eyes said everything. She had a question she wasn’t ready to ask out loud along with the fear and curiosity. Because if gods were real, then maybe the end of the world wasn’t the end at all. Maybe it was the beginning of a new one.

I am nothing. "But…" He stops me from saying more things. We can hear the sound of running horses and the loud shouting of Thud's men approaching us. "They are coming. Go now, Lady Amara. Save yourself." His pleading eyes stare hard against mine. Marcus turns his back at me before I could even speak another word. My heart feels like being squeezed as this man takes his leave. I can't imagine how he's going to fight with them, alone. But even with me on his side will be no match to the hundred monstrous men of Aqua Edìs. I know there's only one thing I could do this time as Marcus suggests, and that is to escape. Without another thought, I run towards the glimmering lights that open into the

“We can only put this world on hold, not return it.” Luna was stumped. Now, what should she do? “I don’t want to rush you either, but the situation you're in is uncommon. Hosts that want to return to their world usually complete their worlds by now. For hosts that do more than 10 worlds, are usually ones who voluntarily stay on.” Luna pondered for a moment. Was it better to risk failing this world or risk forgetting her family? "What if I screw up?” "It'll be fine.” "...How’s it fine? Worst-case scenario, the world will end up destroyed like the one with Vlad, won't it?”