Inter Dimension Novels & Stories

Zack" We open the last door but still, we haven't seen anything. We are so curious about what is happening… So we opened the next door and then We saw a lot of different buildings that were much taller than the human world. I see that this dimension is progressive more than our dimension. Our dimension compared to this was nothing. “Wow, this dimension is amazing. This is the first time that I saw a huge building like this,” Warg said. “Yes because our dimension was not thinking about progressing for over a centuries wolves and vampires were only fighting. There is nothing in our minds other than that we never stop war. So that's why our dimension is not a successful world not like other dim

The "Handover" had been a success, but the "Departure" was not a fading of light; it was a "Phase-Shift" of the highest magnitude. As Avery and Dominic stood at the threshold of the Indigo-Dimension, the Avery-Arbor behind them began to blur into a "Secondary-Static." The "Spring-Million" in the plaza below were no longer "Subjects" or "Children"; they were "Gradients of Color" in a reality that was being "Re-Formatted" by the Thorne-Vane resonance. This was the "Ascension"—the "High-Concept-Default" where the physical body is "Voided" to become a "Universal-Operating-System."

Don’t ask me where the hell I got the impudence to speak up against him but I did, “They’re not extra- terrestrial, they are interdimensional, actually,” I said through an exasperated voice. Smirking the one pinning me down grinned maliciously as he stared at me for a moment, “You have the right to remain silent Ms Gardener, before we silence you for good,” he said grinning something fierce at this point as he pushed his hand against the side of my head, causing severe pain and pressure to build up instantly as I winced.

For her, it was like the real what-it-takes-to-be-a-man standard among men and Dimitri undeniably belonged in the alpha throne because of such manly vocals. “Alexandra, how are you? How have you been after you…” he held his breath and sighed lengthily, “after you went out of the shelter?” Traces of grief and resentment were apparent in his eyes. Like he had been containing these malignant emotions for the years he had waited for this moment to come as well. Dimitri transferred to what was supposed to be Connie’s seat to be closer to the young lady. Alexandra immediately dragged her seat backward, still maintaining the gap separating them.

Augheimer got to his feet, gesturing to Wilbur as the two men sat down. Augheimer immediately said, "I'm sorry. I shouldn't have done that to you. I'm going to make it up to you by helping you advance to the upper dimensions. From what I know, there are three upper dimensions. Each upper dimension is a world of its own, and those three worlds are connected to form the upper dimensions." "I know that," Wilbur said, cutting Augheimer off. "We can talk about heading to the upper dimensions another day. I think it's more important for us to discuss the situation with Adela first."

She's holding on to that belief despite whatever horrors surround her in that between-space. "The ritual is stable," Celina reports after several minutes of careful monitoring. "The connection remains strengthened, but this is merely maintaining contact. It doesn't provide a means of retrieval." "What's the next step?" I ask, unwilling to accept mere communication when Finley remains trapped. "How do we actually bring her back?" "That's... complicated," She admits with careful diplomacy. "Traditional methods of interdimensional travel require precise targeting, extensive power sources, and ideal conditions—none of which apply to a spontaneously created pocket dimension."

“What’s that?” “A snag,” said Ophois. “This is the space between dimensions,” Fenrir said, his voice grim. “Demeter’s plants were strong and thick enough to navigate this realm and create a breathable atmosphere that wouldn’t kill your physical bodies.” “Okay,” I said, hoping one of them would add a little more detail. Ophois tossed a gold key into the void, creating a second doorway that opened into a hallway. “This is the palace of the Sixth Dimension.” “So, we need to create another bridge?” I asked.

Through the image, some mountains and rivers could be seen. Swoosh! Many people soared to the sky and entered the illusory image and the Interdimensional Realm. The so-called Interdimensional Realm was a realm created by extremely powerful figures. They were the sole rulers of this world. James glanced at Letitia beside him and said, “Let’s go. Stick close to me and you’ll definitely make it into the top three.”

I nod and take a cautious step past the barrier that divides the bridge from the rest of the realm. I remember one specific detail from the times Rizor came for me. He always had me in a cave that had little lighting. I have a hunch that he is keeping my mother's consciousness in that exact same cave. Darkness surrounds me beyond the barrier. The moon is full and pale but lacks its radiant glow. I stare at it mesmerized as if I'm seeing it for the first time. It's so easy to forget that this is a world of fatal illusions. A place where nightmares thrive due to the favorable conditions of pure utter human fear.

“An alternate what, now?” “Dimension,” Indigo repeated, blinking at me as if I should know what that meant. He waved a hand. “It’s like a whole new world. A different realm from ours entirely.” “Oh! You mean, like the place Vienne’s nanny, Wynter, went when she was hiding from the guards who came to question her about dark magic, right before our war with Far Shore?”