Gate Worlds Novels & Stories

All the pieces perfectly aligned for my plan to succeed. As we reach the city’s edge, the enchantresses spring into action. Their hands weave through the air, conjuring portals that shimmer like liquid rifts in reality. Each portal appears exactly where it needs to be, creating a path for my wolf pack soldiers, who charge through without hesitation. They pass through the gateways swiftly and with precision, their powerful forms disappearing on the other side with singular purpose.

However, this connection between her and this collection of vagabond rebels did nothing to aid his assurance that Chiri would return unscathed from her next assignment. Unestablished as an entity at the time she had met them on the train, the group had chosen to unify under their current title after this event. Only four gateways lending their powers to the Alliance, the Moon Gate was a reference to a power that had been shunned from its walls. The fifth gateway only mentioned in some ancient scriptures, it had become nothing but a myth over the centuries. A gate of the spiritual realm, it was typically associated with life and death. Fabled to transcend the Day and Night Gates as the source

she inquired as she inched closer to her mother. The older smiled and turned to face her. “It was the will of the Lord of the Heavens. And all of them swore under oath to upheld the honor and dignity as a Chosen One. And that is why, you, Aedre should also learn how to control your powers in order to protect the Chamber when your time comes.” “Where is the Chamber located?” The older shook her head. “No one knows where they are, only the Guardians knew. And no one from them are allowed to divulged the secret to any human being.”

~Nia~ She walked along Heaven, her thoughts disturbing her. She couldn't shake this guilt she felt. But she couldn't tell anyone, not yet. It was still too soon. It was for Nyxie's own good that she didn't find out yet, she wasn't ready to know. Her fire red hair blew in the ocean breeze as she walked along Heaven's beach. It was a common misconception mortals had of Heaven. They all thought that Heaven was just some floating city of souls above the clouds. But that wasn't true. In reality, all the realms were connected. Heaven, Earth, Hell, Purgatory, Ethereal, Olympia and the Nether-Realm. They were all connected by a silver string of cosmic matter. That was where the gates of the realms c

Chapter 12 (THE IMPERIAL MAGIC ACADEMY ENTRANCE EXAMS) We're here, let's go. Then taso and may go to the gate. Hello, Mr. guard we're going inside and here are the payment fee 4 coppers two persons. The both of them goes inside the kingdom and taso saw the inside of the kingdom and then taso said. What an awful city it's full of dirty insects and I really don't like that kind of insects, may we better part ways and thank you and bye.

Beneath the golden sun was a castle that perched high on a hill, the base of which was surrounded by a forest, just like the other gates, but this castle and forest were carved from ivory. I thought back to when we'd left the Unseelie Kingdom and remembered how the mound we'd traveled through to get there, the one with the golden moon gates, had a different scene entirely on the other side. When we'd returned to Twilight, the gold gates we passed through had a silver star in their center with a silver castle and forest beneath. Just like the door leading from Gentry to Twilight. I was right; the doors were an indication of where the paths led.

“But the dagger… That’s what it did, opened a chasm between realms.” Althea hums, “There are many keys to gateways between realms. Just as there are many doors that lead to different places within the realm. Like the one you found. Ashe once told me and somewhere in one of these books, it recants a tale of rips in the fabric of reality, allowing you to pass from one location to another. Weaknesses in the realm’s barrier.” What Althea was saying lined up with what Morgan had told us. I understood the difference between a key and a portal within the realm.

She does that whenever she gets worried. With her head raised, hands beside her, she looked at me. My heart leaped in anxiety. "I'll come with you." **************************************************** Holding up our lanterns, we walked up to the gates of the inn. Our black cloaks gave us a bit of warmth and protection from the cold. I hoped he was here, our plans were already concluded. All we needed was Gwen, and I had brought her. A mean ferocious heavy built wolf stood by the dark entrance of the wooden gates to the inn. Gwen stood by the corner as I mummbled something to the wolf. He threw the gates open and stepped aside for both of us.

I was here to change that, to win the impossible battle and design my own throne. Approaching the wrought-iron gates, I noted the intricate designs of wolves in mid-howl and moons in various phases—each symbol telling the story of battles fought and won. A thrill ran through me. This was it, the beginning of my journey to claim the leadership denied to me by birthright. With a final glance at the towering structure before me, I stepped forward, crossed the iron gates, and walked through the green clearing. Each step filled me with excitement and happiness until a group of seven or eight male wolves burst out of the large door of the edifice, some stumbling in their haste, their expressions f

"Sometime after the last guard rotation. She didn't scream. Didn't cry. It's like she wasn't even here anymore." Veyra stepped closer, studying the symbol. Her blood pulsed with a deep, uncanny rhythm as she reached out, not touching, just feeling the pull of something ancient and wrong. "This is a Soul Gate," she whispered. Jon's brow furrowed. "What?" "Mother used to speak of them—only in passing. Portals carved in sacrifice. Not of magic, but of soul. The Order... they're trying to open a passage. Not between lands. Between realms."