Fall Into Void Novels & Stories

Jeremy needs to lay down as soon as possible. Turning, Roy fished the pockets of his slacks to find his iPhone but a tug to his sleeve diverted his attention. Roy turned back to freeze―as something soft petal like texture brushed against his lips. Roy's throat parched and his eyes rounded to see Jeremy's lips lose contact with his. Jeremy also lost his consciousness, falling against Roy's chest―the very next second.

“Run as far away as you can.” Then he stepped into the void. The moment he fell, cracks spread across the world. The sky shattered like glass, revealing a storm of black code beyond. The earth collapsed. Reality dissolved into streams of data. Adrian. Sharon. Everyone in the kingdom. All of them broke apart into countless points of light before vanishing into the void. The world collapsed. “Host, we're deeply sorry for what happened.” The system's voice sounded distant. “We nearly allowed you to suffer a fatal injury.”

said Professor Alex pleasantly. “I will announce something important to all of us. But first I will explain our current situation. You must know that the world is getting out of control. Last night, I chatted with a board member from the Hope organization. They think that if the world will collapse soon and within two months, seventy percent of the human population will become terrible creatures due to the 'S' virus,” said Professor Alex in a serious tone. All members of the Jaguar team listened carefully to Professor Alex's words.

Steady. The void’s presence trembled slightly. Not breaking. Not resisting. Processing. Behind me, Lyra’s voice was barely audible. “That’s… not supposed to be possible.” But she didn’t say it like she wanted to stop it. She said it like she couldn’t believe she hadn’t seen it before. The void spoke again. “If I am more than one state…” I nodded. “Then you are not forced to collapse into one.” A pause. “You can remain in relation.”

I hit the **Idea** of him. The white light from the obsidian blade cut through the gray mist of the ruins. As it passed through Vane’s shifting body, the silver metal began to turn to steam. The screaming mouths fell silent. The corporate logos that flickered across his skin shattered like glass. "Error," Vane whispered, his voice finally sounding small, like a man drowning in a deep well. "Transaction... voided..." He collapsed into a puddle of harmless gray ash, the red light of the Void fading from his remains. The entrance to the Vault—a massive, circular door of iron and bone—stood unguarded.

Her back arched violently as the abyss pulled one way, her fire the other. Adrien stirred faintly in her arms, his voice raw and broken. “Sera…” His eyes cracked open, glowing dimly, trying to focus through the fall. “Don’t… let go.” Tears burned through the ash on her cheeks. “Never.” The abyss howled. The fracture roared. And then the world shifted. The falling stone gave way to black emptiness. The fire roared upward, swallowed by the void. Suddenly there was no mountain, no lava, no sky. Only endless black, flecked with embers of dying light. The void had claimed them.

A stinging pain lashed across my shoulder, I gasped, stumbling forward into the dirt, Koran had struck me with a training rod, a solidified length of shadow that felt like a whip made of ice. "Too slow, you’re waiting for the danger to find you," his voice whispered from the right, though a second later I felt his presence on my left, "The Void doesn't ask for permission, Vesper, it simply exists, and the universe is forced to fill it, stop being a sponge, become the leak."

The Void, sensing the division in their resolve, began to seep into the room. A cold, black wind whipped through the chamber, tearing at the glowing filaments that held Kaelen in place. ​"Your doubt," Kaelen observed, his voice dripping with synthetic calm. "It is the only key I need." ​The chains of light holding the architect began to groan. The division between Laura and Vlad was creating a literal hole in their defenses. A thin, jagged rift opened in the floor, and through it, the Void began to pour in—not the static grey they were used to, but something deeper, hungrier.

He appeared in the void and said, "you summoned me in a void." "How is it possible? I thought only people you drag with you can enter the void," I wondered. "This void isn't lock, you can easily move in and out in fact everyone can it is a training void," he explained. "So I can leave this place," I thought happily. The answer was shocking, I was done for!

I didn't know why but out of all the boys in school, my heart decided to fall for The Decadence of The Fallen's "Ice Prince" and lead vocalist. A nobody falling for the most popular boy in school had to be the greatest cliché of the century. A sort of cosmic joke that the universe decided to play on a mere mortal like me. And everyone in the whole universe seems to be laughing but me...