How To Travel To Another Dimension Novels & Stories

Chaos stopped smiling. That was never a good sign. Hunter crossed his arms. "Can someone explain what is happening?" Order nodded. The guardian's expression became unusually grave. "This may not only be a portal." The clearing went silent. Hunter frowned. Sol straightened. Even Chaos looked alert. Order touched the bark one final time. Then spoke the words none of us wanted to hear. "It may be the entrance to another dimension." The world seemed to stop. Another dimension. Not another realm. Not another kingdom.

He said and took a brief pause. “One of my father’s inventions was an Interdimensional Travel Machine, which can also be used for time travel. When you get inside the machine, a black hole will be created and the machine will take you right through it. Beyond the black hole are series of events, scenes, places, and particular times which you see as a result of information previously entered on the machine pertaining to your travel location and place bla bla bla. You have the choice to go into any of them, and it’ll transport you there! That is exactly how I got here,” he explained. I felt like I just read another book after the explanation. “So, why are you here?” Hannah asked.

“Yes and No. Yes, because Trail eighty-one lies in the Northeast domain, but it does not lead to the Gate of Ghost unless you activate some elements to unlock that portal. It is another dimension that is unseen to most humans. The key lies in timing.” “So, am I right to say at certain times, maybe, hours in a day, that trail connects to the other dimension?” Staff Chua asked, wide-eyed. “If someone triggers it. Like pressing a metaphysical button. Due to the metaphysical elements of our world, we do not and cannot cross over to the other end. I suspect the three boys may have accidentally chanced upon that moment and crossed over.” There was silence as the two gentlemen digested my words. I

I remembered the horror I felt the first time I saw it. He seemed to know what I was thinking. He walked towards the door, and open it. It was nothing but a quiet and dark alley. He shook his head. "How do you know when there's a dimension portal?" I asked him. He shrugged and smirked. "It's like opening a thousand doors just to find one. Unless the person on the other side would open it, it's the only time we can see it," he explained. "Or James..." "James?" He nodded. "Since he came from the future, it's easier for him at times to open the door. Like when he was trying to find us, but it took him a long time."

bellowed a mature, white-haired man from the front row. She looked directly at him and said in a steady voice, “No nonsense. Just fact.” Then, turning her attention back to the room, she continued with, “There are several layers of vibration, called dimensions, on earth. Each exists at the same time, but without awareness of the other.” When a loud humph came her way, she asked for a quarter. Marcus searched his pockets and presented her with one.

[Arphen's POV] Most often, a man travels from a world to another magical world, and that couldn't happen without a portal. Helpful, indeed. But sometimes problems of traveling between dimensions might occur, locking your doors and blocking your way home, causing you to get trapped into a different world without even knowing if there will be a possible way for you to get out.

Before she could say a word, Zeek grabbed her hand and said, “I finally figured out how to do it, my love. I knew it was possible! All these years, everyone thought I was a fool. We will see who laughs last.” Genève forced a joyful smile and looked into his eyes. “That is wonderful, dear heart. Which theory have you proven?” His lips spread into a childish grin, and he exclaimed, “I can now cross the threshold into the alternate dimensions! Try as I may, I could not comvince the Wizard world that alternate realities exist, and now I need not convince anyone. I can enter them!” Genève’s eyes grew wide, and her breath caught in her throat. Before she could stop herself, she blurted, “Other dim

"Each version of you carries the complete memory, but only a fraction of your true consciousness." Jacob shifts uncomfortably beside me. "Sophie, we should get you back inside." Truth finally acknowledges him with a quick, assessing glance. "He thinks I'm a character from a book." A sad smile crosses her face. "In this reality, I suppose I am." "How are you here?" I ask. "And why are you... older?" "Time moves differently across dimensional planes." She reaches into her pocket and withdraws a pendant—identical to the one that glowed beneath her skin during the convergence. "Dad figured out how to use these to stabilize cross-dimensional travel."

Long Chen said with a smile full of anticipation. “Bro, it seems like you’re thinking too far ahead. If you really want to see all that, you’ll at least have to transcend the rules and shackles of our universe, bro!” said the little mouse, feeling it would be rather difficult to travel to another dimension with only their current strength—or even that of the highest gods in the divine realm.

Thane asked. She nodded. "First, I will summon Keter. Once we enter the Gate of Dimensia, it would not take us to where we should be. We will have to go through different dimensions, places and times. I will have to warn you that it's a bumpy ride. We'll just pass those and the travel would not stop until we reach our destinations." "I see. Then what are we waiting for? Let's go and get the swordbreaker." He said in a serious tone.