Inter Dimension Novels & Stories

Raphael and I said, and she nodded. “Your world, mine, the underworld where the demons dwell, and The Beyond, the home of our precious moon goddess, are all in the same place but have two different planes of existence. These worlds collide at a frequency and place called The Intertwine. It’s like a bridge between the four. And because these very different places with different magic attributes and wavelengths come together there, The Intertwine is unsteady and thus produces monsters to help it be as balanced as possible.” Liana explained and stretched out her hand. A beautiful black flower with glowing white specks hovered in her palm.

between all possible realities. The "Interstitial-Space" was not empty. It was a "Hub" of impossible scale, a place where the "Membranes" of a billion universes converged like the spokes of a titanic wheel. And there, floating in the center of the "White-Void," was a structure that made the Andromeda-Spire look like a child’s toy. It was a "Station of Infinite-Foundries," a sprawling, multi-dimensional metropolis built from the "Scrap" of a thousand different realities.

Light--actual light poured from between the cracks in the rock. I coughed and waved away the dust, rushing towards the stones that seemed to fit each other perfectly. Aidan followed suit, digging his fingers into the stone as we dislodged them. After four text-book sized rocks, the rest came crumbling down. We backed away, dirt skittering across our feet. "This--is Iridian." The shell-shocked words fell from Aidan's mouth in a whisper, his eyes turned upwards to where the source of light came from. A hole at the ceiling, just fifteen feet in the air, spewed sunlight and fresh air. It was impossible--we were hundreds of feet beneath the earth, in another world entirely.

Ivis casually smiled and took out his phone from his pants pocket and then held it out to them. “It’s only for a while. Everyone would remember you soon enough. In fact it hasn’t been that long.” “…!” Everyone look at Ivis with suspicious eyes. How can they believe such a thing when they have a solid proof? They’ve stayed here for over a year and you dare to say it hasn’t been that long? You think we’re dumb? Everyone snorted. Ivis just smiled at them making everyone raised their suspicions even more. “I know it’s hard to believe but this island is located in the gaps between dimensions so time and space is altered by the dimensional changes.” Ivis seriously explained.

bellowed a mature, white-haired man from the front row. She looked directly at him and said in a steady voice, “No nonsense. Just fact.” Then, turning her attention back to the room, she continued with, “There are several layers of vibration, called dimensions, on earth. Each exists at the same time, but without awareness of the other.” When a loud humph came her way, she asked for a quarter. Marcus searched his pockets and presented her with one.

Dimension. Sol fell deeper and deeper into concentration. He felt as if he was slowly falling into a sea. His body began to sink deeper and deeper. His breathing became laborious. He was being disconnected from the world. An answer came from his heart. It was in no way something he thought about. "The other side of a mirror is a dimension." Opening his eyes, he looked at his unchanged surroundings as he stood up slowly. It seemed that nothing had changed. It seemed that he was still in his initial place, Freya still stood in front of him, a puzzled expression on her face.

"Excellent question. In those particular instances, we are talking about two different things. Caer Sidi exists in an Earth adjacent realm. I am the creator of Caer Sidi, so I can travel there whenever I would like. I have open access to some of my siblings' dimensions. Others, I have been barred from." "So as long as the dimension is Earth adjacent, you have the ability to access it?" Thane clarified. Ari nodded. "Exactly." "So what would be an example of a non-adjacent world?" Tove asked. "A world that requires the use of a temporal-spatial bridge. Or Gateway." My head was spinning. "You're saying that there is a space-time bridge somewhere that interconnects all the different worlds and d

The Void tore. It didn't break like glass; it ripped like a curtain. Behind the white wall was a terrifying, infinite expanse of **The High Dimension**. It was a realm of cold, golden geometry and floating skyscrapers made of pure data. "Follow me," Elara commanded, stepping into the tear. "And do not look down. In this place, you are only as real as your will to exist."

Grinning, I kissed her back before picked her up in mirth and twirled her around, "you did it, Love!" "We did it!" She grinned when I placed her down, her eyes bright. "Let's go then," I said and she nodded. "I can teleport us there easily now. It's actually not that far away. There are over..." she calculated in her head, "twenty four thousand dimensions between the Jivan dimension and the Faye dimention." "How many are there in total?" I asked. "I'm not sure. But the more I looked, the more dimensions I could see. The universe is expanding every second, and every other second, a new dimension is forming. Not all of them have life but some do."

The boy in Oslo raised his hands slowly. “I can hold it,” he whispered. Across the lattice, others echoed similar thoughts. Not coordinated. Instinctive. Curiosity spreading faster than fear. The Archon’s voice rang like a blade striking stone. “If the lattice accepts external resonance fully, dimensional integration becomes irreversible.” Luke blinked. “Translate?” Lucifer answered softly. “We stop being separate.” Caius whispered, “Separate from what?” Aeron looked at the seam. “From everything else that exists.” Heaven’s Final Option