Godlike Naruto Dimension Travel Fanfiction Novelas e Histórias

asked Sumico curiously, laying down her head on her beloved Brother Vir’s sturdy and muscular chest. “This lake is called dimensional lake, Sumi Darling...” replied Virando with his quite relaxed fashion. “Dimensional lake? What kind of lake is that?” Sumico reasonably raised up her eyebrows. “There are thousands of dimensions in this lake. Actually, there are numerous as well as countless dimensions in this lake. Male yakshas with the higher supernatural powers like me, can pick up the dimensions which they want, and bring their families, or their lovers, or their close people into the dimensions which they’ve chosen.”

Gran Iruka spoke up when he noticed that she was there. "I'm sorry for bothering you." She bows to him before walking closer and sat in respect. "Goro helped me trace where you are," "He always had a great nose." "Why don't I show you something interesting." Gran Iruka had Goro close the door of the room, as it was covered in darkness. Evy waiting before she saw something light up. It was a small ball of light. It had a blue tint on it and was swirling around his hands as if it were dust. It was lovely to watch as if they were sands that he could control.

said Jenny as we travelled through numerous corridors. “No, I think I should hang onto it.” “But I’m better at using it.” She was right in that her skills with it were marginally better than mine (the margin between good and bad), but the implication was that I’d have to take her with me when I wanted to get stuff done. I could almost feel the hooks being attached, slicing through my skin, the barbed ends holding them in place. I shuddered. “I need the practice.” “I saw what that other dimension looks like,” she said, “with those weird tendrils everywhere. You could use the help.”

"You know you and I are quite alike… we both have the potential to overcome the struggle of this world, my offer still stands, I really wanted you to join us on our conquest to save this world." I stayed silent for a moment and glanced at him, "What if I refuse?" I asked. He appeared to be shocked for a moment, then instantly looked back at me, "Well, that means we will be enemies… I warn you though it is not a good thing." He slowly raises his hands and administers a rune magic tailor for teleportation, suddenly we are transported to a dimensional space. To my surprise, Jigen, Sahra, Gwyneth, and Galvin were also brought to that deranged location. They were tied and hanged up to the walls w

She licked her paw, her eyes gleaming with a strange sort of amusement. “Those hillbillies in town think I am the Sinwatcher, the Gunahgözcü,” she said with a soft meow, as though the thought of it pleased her immensely. “They are not supposed to be able to see me, but I guess being trapped inside that statue for so long made ripples in the veil of the Obsidian Dimension. It really amused me, their wild speculations. Do you not think, hm?” Her voice danced with mischief, and for a second, the pain was reduced in intensity. Without hesitation, Pareia took a leap of faith and jumped head on into the darkness towards me.

He stood there, grinning again. “Now what, boy?” he asked mockingly, before firing two galaxy sized beams at me. He closed his palm and I was held in place as the beams got closer to me. I could hear him laughing hysterically now, it was so loud I was annoyed. “Fall, the first god plane, Nirvana.” The words left my mouth in a whisper as the beams came dangerously close to me. My shield appeared in front of me, taking the double blasts head-on. They weren’t even that big of a deal. Immediately, the entirety of the fifth dimension was trembling as a universe sized portal opened and Nirvana fell through. My father looked up in building terror as the dimension he had invaded and ravaged barrelle

It was the kind of fear and powerlessness that crept from the depths of the soul. “Perhaps, he’s really our final hope!” a Naga from the Nine Heavens Tribe said. Just then, Alex, who was holding Shado in his arms, rushed out with a spatial Instant Teleportation and threw her into the water outside. Then, instantly, he rushed back again. His provocation had completely enraged the Earth-devouring Tree of Netherworld. The huge trunk roared to the sky... Wasn’t this description a bit ridiculous? That, however, was the sense of tableau.

he asked. She nodded. “Yes. There will be a lot of soldiers. I see us both getting away, though. Separated. I will make it to the room with the gem, and then, I will find you, and you’ll have the power to free yourself.” She closed her eyes briefly and saw the same scene playing out again and again, the one she’d been seeing since she started this journey. She saw a large dragon in chains, black and red, like Slate, though it was difficult to see a lot of detail. She saw herself making a decision. Nya opened her eyes, and once again, he didn’t seem to think there was a chance he might not believe her or trust that she would give him the gem. She’d given him no reason not to believe her. “All

“This dimension does not follow normal time. One month here equals one hour outside. When your training is complete, you will return.” Danial sighed. “I don’t have a choice, do I?” He bowed deeply. “Masters, please accept me as your disciple.” Yamato spoke coldly, “Brat, you will experience literal hell. And once you begin, there will be no quitting.” Danial thought about it for a moment before replying firmly, “I will not fail.” Balthasar nodded in approval and snapped his fingers. Instantly, the entire dimension began to shift and transform. It’s going to be a long journey, Danial thought to himself.

"The Hive-Mind is a computer made of water. It just calculated that it cannot win a war of pressure against a city that controls gravity." I gripped Elara’s arm, pulling myself to my feet. The left side of my body felt impossibly heavy, tethered to the earthly core. The right side of my body felt like it was floating. I was a walking paradox. "The Hive-Mind isn't going to attack Aethelgard again," I breathed, looking up past the glowing forty-foot Lunar Bridge on top of the Spire, staring deep into the bright blue sky. "If they can't break the anvil..." Elara started, following my gaze upward.