Infinite Earth Novels & Stories

I said, “trying to kill Cheng is also part of the plan?” Peter nodded. “Could very well be, but something has to be done to prevent Nekromel.” “And what is Nekromel?” I asked. “Why it’s the name of the world beneath this one.” “Where Cheng’s father came from?” “That’s right. A world of demons and devils and other unpleasantness. When the rift is healed, the world beneath will rise. It will be Hell on Earth, literally. Not necessarily the Hell from the Bible, and this is certainly not Earth, but you get the general drift.”

The only way to close that rift is the gemstone and black death is on its way there. "Earth is about to face a storm and has as for going back to Oregon. I will teach you away and help you meet an alchemist that could assist you in creating a portal back to your world though it will take some time I would give you a boost to your awaken infinite black flames" sesimon said.

He was muscular, had a well-sculpted body with perfect abs that makes you desperately want to run your fingers through them. Vanessa's eyes almost popped out of its socket when she unconsciously saw his lower body. His Dick was HUGE and was slowly becoming erect upon her stare. Vee didn't mean to look but she couldn't help it because she was in shock. Her legs were refusing to move an inch from where she stood. Absentmindedly noticing similar features with Logan Matthews and Henry Matthews, She concluded that this was HIM. Brian fucking Matthews, the CEO of Matthews Creations, the owner of the most expensive night club in the city. She remembered a fellow staff saying that he was into real e

Their desperate cries echoed across the factory grounds. Yet there was still no response. Ivy and Darren continued toward the armored vehicle as though the frantic voices behind them did not exist. The sight made Andrew's face redden with fury. "Motherfuckers..." he cursed under his breath. The moment Ivy and Darren climbed into the armored vehicle, Andrew activated his earth ability. Small rocks and chunks of concrete immediately rose from the ground and locked themselves around the vehicle's tires. Inside the vehicle, Darren frowned. "What the hell is this?" he muttered.

she said, looking towards the exit. "You've gone crazy. The lack of food has affected your brain." Sophia looked around her. The immense brick walls had been the only landscape she had seen in the last ten years. Tall walls with the sky at the top. On sunny days the sky was blue and on rainy days it was gray, but it was always the same wall and the same sky. She couldn't call that place a hospital, nor a prison, it was a large cemetery full of living people. "I've been here for over ten years working like a slave, and when I no longer have strength, they will kill us."

what a method of escape From earth fit for all your work I am wisdom calling you from within Stop searching out for heavens You create heaven on earth You create heaven right here Of beyond infinity worth For this alone won’t be an escape For this won’t be an escape For you, for me, for all Praise the earth Not heavens above Praise the earth Not unseen heavens worth Praise the earth Or make it sufficient Of praises worth For praise the place you live in Not the place that denies you for Years Heaven is not worthy of you to be in it Your struggles on earth Will add value to its worth Infinity of shine Finite speech Life begets love Hate stays alone That’s the world

Jae winced. Still no answer. He ran a hand over his face. “Gods, you didn’t. You actually didn’t.” I looked between them. “The… who? What’s The Infinity?” Sol let out a breath that sounded like one long swear. He stepped closer, not enough to make me uncomfortable just close enough that I could smell something warm on him, like pine and electricity. “If anyone finds out she’s unregistered.” “Relax,” Jae muttered, “no one’s checking.”

The silence between heartbeats. I stand in the great hall, alone, waiting. The marks on my wrist glow with a light that fills the entire room. The wolves of Silvermoon wait outside, their eyes bright with hope and fear. Then the air shifts. A figure emerges from the light. Not a wolf. Not a being. Something more. Something that existed before the first spark, before the Origin, before the moon. "I am the Infinite," it says. "I am the one who created the creator. I am the one who dreamed the dream. I am the one who has been waiting for you."

Their obsidian eyes pulsed in time with the Reality-Fractures above, and their collective humming had become a bone-deep vibration that threatened to shake the very atoms of the Haven apart. "I have to go in," Elara said, her voice a fragile chime in the heavy air. "Into the static?" Kazimir stepped toward her, his face a mask of Strategic Desperation. He gripped his Glitch-Blade so hard his knuckles were white. "Elara, that isn't a place. It’s the 'Trash' folder of the universe. It’s where data goes to be unmade. If you step into the Infinite-Now, there’s no guarantee you’ll have a shape to come back to."

"Infinite, this is Rose, the mother of the women's peach house. She'll guide you along the way." He said and then he looked at Rose. "Rose, meet Infinite, my sister," my brother introduced us. Rose's smile grew wider. "Hello, Infinite. Welcome to Kappa and welcome to your new home," Rose greeted me warmly. The concept of 'home' stirred questions within me. What truly a home? Our conversation was interrupted by a call to my brother. "Hello, Ace... Yes... Okay, I'll be there in a minute," he responded before looking at me, stowing his phone back in his pocket.