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Her Worst Nightmare
I knew all that and I knew my chances were slim as fuck, but I hadn't gotten through life so far without dancing across the line, offering a challenge to whatever lay waiting on the other side, then dragging myself back to just do it all over again and live to tell the tale.
'So, you're just going to do your thing,' I said, standing in living room, with Ethan in front of me. 'And we're going to just pop up in Oscar's club?'
He shot me a withering look. 'Again, with the whole
popping up thing. It's called dimensional teleportation, Casey.'
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Night Slayer
“Before Holland came in and fucked everything up. She was running around in here for fifteen years, at least, screwing everything up. Everything is messed up now.”
Looking around, Jo couldn’t possibly understand what might’ve been better before the Vampire Queen was in there. Had it been a fucking rose garden before?
“She opened a bunch of fucking worm holes,” Christian continued. “They go through to other dimensions, including the one where your mom is hidden. She was trying to tunnel her way back to earth, but the rule of one left behind hadn’t changed. She couldn’t leave until someone else came in.”
Jo had completely forgotten about that rule. How were they going to get out of there once
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Three Alpha brothers and their pet
“Mother?”
“You were taking so long,” Elyria said, and Teresa smiled. “Did you want to stay with us?”
“Uh… no,” Lynch rocked his head. “Not at all. I prefer to stay here. With my brothers. With her.” He pointed at Teresa tentatively.
“You know,” Elyria continued.
“Your body being stuck in limbo, and then finding the other dimension made your soul permeable. You can always visit the other dimension and have fun, without losing your body, unless your time on this dimension is up. You can always come visiting sometimes.”
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His Rejected Warrior Luna
I asked Gavin as we continued toward his pack home.
“Hey assassin, can you transfer yourself to people by seeing their photo,” Gavin inquired of Gideon.
The large man chuckled and said,” It's not that simple. You see when I meet someone, I get a feel of their imprint or aura, and that's what I use to travel to individuals through the dimensions by honing in on their energy. Some other things prevent me from reaching individuals but I won't indulge that information.”
Looking at him in awe Anton said, “That's so cool!”
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Conversations from the Other World
When I regained consciousness, I was standing in an entirely new world.
A familiar male voice echoed beside me. “Thank you, Olivia. It’s thanks to you that we can continue our experiment. We admire your kindness, your forgiveness, and your calmness. We formally invite you to become an interdimensional traveler. As your reward, you will be able to travel across different worlds and live different lives. None of your emotions will ever be punished by the System.”
The next second, a communication screen appeared in front of me, and I was successfully connected.
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My Time-Traveling Savior
She asked cheerfully.
"Evan Lynch."
Over the next few days, Hannah and I actively tried to figure out the rules of this time-space distortion phenomenon.
But the more we investigated, the more confused we became.
Sometimes, something placed in one spot would disappear the next second, but if we put something in the exact same place again, nothing would happen.
This time-space distortion seemed completely random. It appeared without warning, and the size of the objects it transferred was random too.
But there were still some patterns.
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The Criminal's Alpha
It bowed its head, asking me to get on its back, and I obliged, opening a rift in the sky back to the physical realm.
"Time to head back home, Taydhes, you've suffered here more than you ever deserved to," I said as I climbed on its back and willed it to fly to the rift, with the Strange Music Box in my pocket, we flew higher and higher until we got to the rift and flew through it. Imagine traveling from one dimension of reality, into another, and having your body be remade just to make it through to the other side; That's the amount of pain that tore through my veins as we traveled through the rift and appeared on the other side, overlooking the world as we knew it.
"What do you think, Tayd
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Dawn of the Gods
"So that must be the Dimension of the Frigid Void, one of the three most bizarre dimensions from history."
There is no known way of entering this Dimension, save through a dream or vision. Then he realized how lucky he was; the laws of Time and Space that governed the Dimension operated differently to the actual world he was from. He could have been trapped inside, forever stuck in another eon and unable to return.
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Dimensions
Down below, on the blue-tarred floor, were creatures walking and teleporting around.
“Is that why there are no vehicles, everyone just teleports” I asked.
“Yes, isn’t it easier than having long walks across light years or so?”
“Waaaait, you can just teleport to other planets?”
“Yes, and to other dimensions.”
She reaches out her hand, giving me a bracelet.
“You can do that with this” she said.
“How?”
“Okay, let’s start simple. You see the ground, that is the foot of our building, just determine and want to see me there, then tap the bracelet.” she says as she teleports to the bottom and waves back.
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The Alpha's Daughter's Revenge
Quirina and Franklin exchange a look and Quirina asks softly, “Why?”
I wring my hands together, I can feel their eyes on me and it just makes me more uncomfortable. I breathe out, “Because… I can travel through mirrors. It takes me to like… another dimension. I don’t like to do it because the other dimensional version of me could try to come out. And… if she comes out then I would get locked in until she came back through.”
Franklin frowns deeply and says, “You say that like it’s a fact… like you know from experience that you would have a hard time coming back.”
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Frequently Asked Questions
Honestly, I get a kick out of how a lot of the so-called 'hard' sci-fi tackles this. Stephen Baxter's 'Manifold' series tries to root it in actual cosmological theories, like branes and quantum foam, but man, it can feel like reading a physics textbook with a thin plot veneer. It’s clever, but I often lose the characters in all the diagrams.
Then you've got something like Alastair Reynolds' 'Pushing Ice,' which plays with slower, generational travel between weird pocket universes. The science there feels more like archaeology—piecing together rules from ancient, alien tech—which I find way more engaging than pages of exposition about imaginary math. The tension comes from not knowing the rules, which mirrors how we'd probably actually experience it: stumbling in the dark.
For a left-field pick, I’d throw in 'The Space Between Worlds' by Micaiah Johnson. It frames multiversal travel as a brutal, corporate-controlled resource extraction, hinging on your alternate selves being dead. The mechanics are almost secondary to the societal and personal cost, which somehow makes the concept feel more real and grimy than any pristine theory ever could.
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