Infinite Timeline Novels & Stories

"Do you think the shards are in the wrong hands since you kept your emphasis on the world being in danger and we had to sa– " Mann chimed in. "I don't know, " Definitely wasn't expecting that. "I don't have the answer to everything, but I know it's as an outcome of the shards being used, without extensive knowledge of them. " "I still don't understand what you meant by; 'You didn't need heroes'. " "Part of my duties as the God of time is filtering out the Deviants. The Deviants are people who are not supposed to exist in the timeline. In other words, the Deviants are a mistake."

The wind blew gently caressing our face with the warmth of the late afternoon breeze, a familiar fragrance enters my nostrils it’s been six years since then I haven't heard anything from her but her billion dollar company remains the same and became even more powerful Lu took over it that's what I know after I flew back home to make my dreams come true. "Don't worry, my gramps told me that when two people did not end up together in this timeline, another life will be granted for them," She gave me her toothy grin. "Maybe in some other lifetimes, you will meet her again," I hope so darling, I will be waiting for her, again. **********

Zoya cuts him off angrily "Mr. Aditya Hooda, mind your language and three years ago I already proved that my Rudra was not guilty. Did you forget?" To which Aditya replies with gritted teeth "How can I forget that, three years ago, first your fiancé then you, both ruined my happiness but looks like you forgot what I told you outside the courtroom." Zoya reminisces Aditya's words 'If you meet me again then I will ruin you.' Which Aditya completes "As whatever you saw was my love but my hatred is much more Limitless than my love." Zoya was about to say when her phone rings, she attends the call and soon she starts to get pale.

I walked with him to the training grounds and when he was talking to Hideyoshi and the others, I quietly walked back to the castle. It wasn't like I didn't want him to know about the story I told but because I don't know what repercussions would happen if he knew about that story. He could try and change things and if he did that, I could cease to exist. There's still a lot of things I don't know about when I got transmigrated into this timeline. I'm afraid of changing anything. I've already changed a lot since I got here and I don't want to mess up any further. It's better for him to just stay clueless and let me do what I do best, making history repeat itself.

“Help me…” Ivy’s fingers curled slightly at her side. But she didn’t stop. She couldn't hence she drove off. The flu wasn’t supposed to appear this early but here it was. And in her past life… There had only been five days between the outbreak of the flu... And the beginning of the apocalypse. Five days. "I hope I still have my twelve days remaining?" Ivy raised an eyebrow. {The timeline in this world is different, Host. That is why you must act faster.}

Kieran's-Aria demanded. "Since the moment I realized death was just a transition between states." The Marcuses began merging and separating in a hypnotic dance. "In Timeline A, I die but learn to exist as shadow. I share that knowledge with Timeline B's Marcus before his death. He shares with C, C with D, creating an infinite network of consciousness." "You're insane," I said. "I'm evolved. And in exactly—" he checked a watch that existed in only half the timelines, "—forty-three minutes, I'm going to demonstrate what humanity could become if they embrace shadow existence."

Not from this timeline. From another one.

Like every timeline had finally caught up with her at once. “How many versions of us suffered?” she whispered. No one answered. Which was answer enough. Elaine laughed weakly through tears. “That many, huh?” Older Adrian looked away. Their Adrian clenched his fists hard enough to whiten his knuckles. Because he knew too. Infinite versions. Infinite grief. Infinite endings. All because neither of them knew how to survive losing the other. Elaine looked toward the sky. Then quietly asked: “If I die permanently… the timelines stop?”

Lost. Another. Damon. Another. Zephyr. Another. Erebus. All of them. All True Voids. All my mates in their doomed future. "We are you." They speak together. "From timelines where you failed. Where the eighteen years passed. Where the Void King pieces merged. Where you became us." Horror crashes through me. "How many timelines? How many versions of us failed?" "Infinite." They surround us. "Every possible future. Every choice. Every path. All leading here. To this. To void. To nothing."

Her body jerked like something pulled at her from two directions at once. I caught her before she hit the ground. “Melissa,” I said, lowering my voice even as my pulse slammed against my ribs. “Stay with me.” Her eyes were open. But they were not focused on this world. “They are overlapping,” she whispered. My stomach tightened. “What is overlapping.” “Timelines,” she said, voice thin. “Possibilities. Versions that should not exist at the same time.” Zara doubled back toward us. “Okay. I am officially requesting we stop unlocking new nightmare vocabulary.”