Impossible Is Nothing Novels & Stories

Nyx commanded, her voice sharp. We tried. Again and again. We poured every memory, every ounce of love, every shred of our being into that stone. Each time, it was swallowed by the absolute nothingness. Sweat beaded on my brow. Kairi’s hand was trembling in mine. We were draining ourselves against an immutable object. “It’s not working,” I gasped, my legs buckling. “It’s impossible.” “Nothing is impossible for you!” Nyx snapped, her composure finally breaking. “You are the exception to every rule! Now, stop holding back!”

Miss Rhino snapped at me with a respectful tone but a rude meaning behind it. "Listen! I'm not a demigod. I'm not going to grant wishes to please anyone. I disapproved with reasons, I didn't disapproved because I wanted to or I could have. I'm not investing. It's not going to happen and that's that," I said, blood coming to a boil slowly but surely. "Partners, do you hear this?" Miss Rhino asked them, as if they could go above me. Ha, this woman is crazy. We disregarded her and continued on with topics that were of much better interest to us.

"You know a lot," "I speak from experience, Mrs. Rodriguez. When you've lived on the street as long as I have, you know anything and everything is possible. So, what is it going to be?" He catechized. "You can choose to give up and your husband won't get the vindication he deserves," I eyed him unsurely. "Do you think I have a chance at winning," "The impossible becomes possible when you don't give up,"

“Really?! How is that possible, Madame Ais?” Maru’s young mind found it hard to comprehend such facts. “The probability of something possible to happen reaches 100% with enough data, Maru. In the end, nothing is impossible. Only the mind and its limited imagination restricts all life forms in these realms. For even a level 10 cultivator can be destroyed.” Madame Ais uncharacteristically imparted more wisdom than mere information. “…………….” Maru was speechless after that. He dwelled within his thoughts for his future and his family’s.

Many would try to get their hands on the potion, which would cause endless trouble. “T-That's impossible, right?” Mike stammered. “Can such a thing exist?” “Although it sounds ridiculous, nothing is impossible. Thanks to science, our understanding of the world has kept evolving. Some medications can speed up cell division and growth, drugs that can manipulate a person’s mind. “Even substances can be passed from one person to another, leading to illness and death. Nothing is impossible, whether invisibility, growth acceleration, teleportation, or even time travel and immortality.”

Alessia's POV IMPOSSIBLE. That was the first word that came to my mind a few moments later after that silence. It was impossible for Elijah to die. How can he die if no one has the ability to hurt him? "Impossible...not possible. The king is the most powerful so there is no—"

“This... this feels impossible.” Simone rolled her eyes. “Nothing’s impossible. Hard? Sure. Risky? Definitely. But impossible? Not with us.” “You’re too calm about this,” I muttered, my voice tight with frustration. “And you’re too angry,” she shot back. “Channel it. Use it. But don’t let it control you. Because here’s the truth, whether you like it or not: no one is coming to save us. So, we save ourselves.” “This isn’t just some noble fight we can take on alone, Simone. This... it’s not just a fight, it’s...” My voice wavered as I struggled to put it into words.

“Lufian, the universe is far bigger than what you imagine, so nothing is impossible in this almost boundless universe. Don’t waste your efforts anymore. You won’t be able to get out,” David said slowly. “Impossible! David, I don’t believe that you can cultivate Origin Power and become a partial Almighty in such a short time! No matter how talented you are, you can’t! This must be an illusion!” Lufian refused to give up. He screamed in disbelief while frantically attacking the cage.

mom said while crying. I slowly held her hand to comfort her, “Mommy, I’m okay now.” I said in a weak voice. My Doctor advised me to not force myself to talk more because it causes me difficulty in breathing. I still have oxygen to help me breathe easily and still more health monitoring devices on my body to check my conditions.

"Can you hold it until I'm sure?" She grasped it carefully. Elira and Caelan stood just above center, surrounded by silence thick enough to cup. She finally spoke, saying, "Some days I think we're building something impossible." Caelan answered, "Perhaps. But failure is not impossibility." "It's still composed of echoes." He ran his hand along the rail of the bridge. "Perhaps it's more resilient than we are." On the level below, the panels intercepted their words and relayed them outward—not back, but onward, into the darkness.