Inter Dimension Novels & Stories

Just like that, Tea became a winner! It is so much better to be a main wife than a concubine! Main wives were more favoured by the emperor, they had more resources and were supported by the feudal system. Tea was also shocked because this voice was the same voice she heard behind the bushes talking to a foreign woman. In her heart, she wondered whether she was just a substitute of some kind and the other woman would become her replacement. Many things went through her mind but none of it was shown on her face.

There's no need for further explanations. "Dimensia," Dylan read the title page of the book. "Never heard of them." "It came as a shock to the whole IRB as well when they emerged," said Jerell. "They are also called Dream Dwellers. They are practically untouchable, for no one can actually identify a Dimensian here on Earth. They're humans that have stepped up the Evolution ladder. They have a world of their own when they close their eyes, and they have a much stronger psyche."

He turned to his comrade. "Think of dimensions as separate plastic bags. You push your hand through and it forms around it, but as you stretch out the area behind starts to retract. Except dimensions don't like getting stretched, so it just sort of seals behind itself. Pushing through one wall is hard but doable. That's what Croc here does. Pushing through two is what the Dark One did, or at least that's what I'm gathering from Croc. The thing we need to watch out for is something that pushes through all three."

Suspenseful encounters unfolded as citizens interacted with their interdimensional counterparts, discovering similarities and divergences that defied their understanding of reality. Among the interdimensional arrivals was a version of the charismatic leader from a reality where the joint empire had taken a divergent path. The twist of encountering their alternate self brought forth conflicting emotions and philosophical reflections. The joint empire now faced the challenge of reconciling the choices made in various dimensions, navigating the twists of existence that defied conventional wisdom.

"The territory becomes almost sentient. Protective. Alive in a way that goes beyond normal." Reign stood abruptly, pacing to the window. His reflection showed a man deep in thought, pieces of his strategic mind clicking together. "The Obsidian Ridge Wars aren't just about territory or power," he said slowly. "They're about realms. Different planes of existence are colliding. The veil between worlds is thinning. Many think it’s bullshit, but we know it’s true." "I don't see how that helps us," Celeste said, frustration creeping into her voice. "I can't fight interdimensional beings with dirt and tree roots."

My heart stopped. "Kael? Darius? Rhett?" "Can you hear us?" Prince Kael's voice came through the connection, faint but unmistakable. "How is this possible?" I gasped. "Theron found a way to establish contact between realms," Prince Rhett explained, his green eyes bright with hope. "We have been working on it for months." "Months?" I looked at Luna in confusion. "But we have only been here for—" "Time moves differently in the interdimensional space," she said gently. "What feels like weeks to us has been nearly a year in the mortal realm."

The artificial dimension is a space with a boundary limit existing at a man-made realm, where it was created by science and magic. This space does not interfere with the space in reality, but its time is connected to it. Originally this space was created for storage purposes, but then simulations were added to the system— creating any possible scenery, now it sells as one of the best worldwide products as a reality simulation dimension, which was created by Central Imperial Island.

“A pocket dimension?” “Yes.” Her tone was sharp, clipped, like she didn’t have time to soften the blow. “It’s a small slice of space that exists in the middle of a void. Only the most powerful witches can create it. If we lose our way here, Aurora…” She trailed off, her eyes flicking into the yawning darkness surrounding the rocky ground. “We could be swallowed by the void between dimensions. Forever.” My mouth went dry. “Forever? You mean…” Before I could finish, the sound of slow, deliberate clapping cut through the air. My heart jumped to my throat.

And that brings us to option number two. Two: he had escaped to another dimension; an all new galaxy. It sounded farfetched, but when you were as knowledgeable as Mimir, you were certain to know a few things that no one else did. After all, who would find him if he fled to a place where he was unknown? Athena and Odin had only come up with such a thought when they remembered that there was another such dimension; one that was tethered to Asgard – the Dreamscape. If there could be such a universe, how could there not be another. However this Universe – the True Universe – was vast, and travelling to the end of it took 1 quadrillion light years. Even with Odin’s impressive speed, he could only