Fantasy World Transmigration Novelas e Histórias

As we continued our stroll, a phalanx of elf-like guards marched ominously towards us. "We should seek cover. I fear their presence heralds ill news," he suggested, grasping my hand and guiding me towards a shadowy alleyway. "By the way, , how can I transition to the other realm?" I asked, recalling a time devoid of such looming threats. "The sole method to open the portal to the other world is via the royal transport portal. However, it's strictly off-limits and only accessible to royals. You can only gain access if you're accompanied by a royal," he explained.

Instead, it was about a different world. A world that was hidden within their current world, a world where people could cultivate and ascend to immortality… where they could cultivate spiritual energy and use it to levitate and fly through the sky. They could manipulate elements and manifest physical weapons made entirely of spiritual energy. A world where people could move things with their mind and speak without ever opening their mouths…where they could refine pills that could cure almost any disease… ...where people absorbed the energies of the earth and the skies above... a world where the laws of nature and principles of physics are constantly defied.

“You were found screaming in the middle of the road last night and now you’re telling me that I’m a fictional character.” “Because you are!” i pointed toward her. “You have to help me! Look I’m not built for this! I have a vacation to enjoy. I worked so hard for this vacation and now instead of me to be on a yacht on the clear blue waters in Satorini. I am here, in an apocalyptic world.” I continued crying. Her lips parted slightly. “You’re saying…” She hesitated. “That you transmigrated into a book?” I threw my hands up. “Yes!”

And there, hovering above each person, were designations: PLAYER_PRIMARY_CAMRYN_CHAVEZ_STAGE_III_ACTIVE PLAYER_SECONDARY_AMON_CAELAN_STAGE_III_ACTIVE PLAYER_SECONDARY_MIRANDA_CASTELLAN_STAGE_II_ACTIVE PLAYER_SECONDARY_WHITNEY_SOREN_STAGE_II_ACTIVE PLAYER_SECONDARY_FABIAN_MOREAU_STAGE_IV_ACTIVE PLAYER_SECONDARY_REGINALD_CASTELLAN_STAGE_II_ACTIVE PLAYER_SECONDARY_OLYRIENNE_ROSSETTI_STAGE_III_ACTIVE "No," Whitney breathed. "No, this can't be," "It's real," I said, deactivating the device. The code disappeared, but the damage was done. "We're all players. Transmigrators pulled from our original worlds into a game designed to test whether we can save an underground nation from apocalyptic threat.

“Are you just here to create a gap between everybody? First it was me, then the bridesmaid, and now Theron” “A gap? You create gasps daily with your legs, but you don't see me talking about it,” I jabbed. Her eyes grew wide. “Lilith, you know a thing or two about cheating, don't you? Kindly inform him he's out of his mind”. “Ready to leave?” Theron questioned as he placed his jacket over my shoulders. “Yeah,” I smiled. The system popped up. [Original Plot Disruption Detected Event: Reversing the humiliation Impact: The trap turned against Lilith. +25 Points Points added to Sanctuary Account.]

- It seems to me that I have reasons for hatred. The heir of Miros walked back and forth and suddenly burst out laughing. - I'll tell you a fairy tale, Yaroslav, - his eyes flashed with a mocking gleam, but Yarsi saw a deadly cold in their depths. - Lived - was a powerful magician, but not just a magician, he had a remarkable ability - he could travel between worlds. It was in his power to open the Doors of interdimensional transitions and go through the facets of reality. He wandered around the world for a long time, gaining more and more strength and knowledge, but one day the limit of his Transitions was exhausted. And in order not to lose all the accumulated power, he remained in our wor

After wiping the slime from his mouth using his faded tunic, he spoke: “The first option is to return to the wheel of transmigration, you would lose all the memories of your life and you would be reborn as a living being somewhere on Earth, this would be what normal." "What kind of option is that? You are literally asking me to leave my memories and start from scratch, it is the same as erasing my existence since my memories will disappear. Besides ... you said to be alive, it means that I can be reborn as an insect or even a silver " “Yes… each of your words is the truth of the afterlife. But I have good news for you ” "Well ... what would be the second option?" “There is a distant world of

Although the transmigration that happened to her felt unreal, it was still the reality. Maybe among those who transmigrated into another world, she could be considered as someone with a bad luck. The forest looked just like one of those portrayed in fairy tales where they are full of lush greenery and wild flowers growing in random places of the forest, the chirping of the birds which was making the forest be full of vibrant. Despite that, facing the unknown would be the scariest thing of all. There were countless questions and thoughts mixed up together in Naomi's mind as she stared into the distance. But only a few of them needed to be answered quickly.

A world was an extremely protective thing that treated foreigners, souls that didn’t belong to it, as white body cells to bacteria, which meant that it tries to eliminate all foreigners with all its might. That was why only one transmigrator was allowed in a world and even they had a time limit before they would be ejected or the world would isolate them and kill them off, in case they do end up being isolated to be killed, the only solution was for a strong agent to save the transmigrator and even in the more dire cases the only way to save the person would be to destroy the world. Worlds were precious sources of energy and destroying one was essentially wasting a large source of energy so

The warnings were appearing, but something else was happening alongside them, something I could not identify. And if I could not understand what was happening, how on earth was I supposed to take control of the situation? For the first time since arriving in this world, I felt truly lost. The Council had refused to listen, but their disbelief was no longer my greatest fear. The greater danger was that the world had begun moving beyond the pages I remembered, and I had no idea how to stop what was coming.