Interdimensional Travel Novels & Stories

“I ken he used that method because his shine was low. Is that correct, cousin?” Lance gave me a loving look before nodding. “It took a lot to find my one true love.” Nora looked disappointed. “So, you won’t be going through the mirror again?” Anton patiently smiled. “I ken that, between the three of us, we can simply dematerialize to make the trip.” “We can do that?” I gasped. “I thought that we needed a portal.” “Aye, lass. ‘Tis the proper way when one’s shine is healthy,” he replied. “Portals are mainly used to travel dimensions, not timelines.”

Once someone was in Eternal Realm, they could tear open the space at will and walk into the high-dimensional space freely. If they were using the same speed, the higher the dimension, the farther the distance if the same amount of time was used. They used two years when they were going and only used ten days when coming back. The amount of time shortened so much, which meant that they traveled in two different dimensions for their journeys. Clearly, the dimension they used when they came back was higher. As for how high it was, they had no idea. After all, they were just partial Eternals and not real Eternals.

I nodded and with tears in my eyes proceeded to walk back to Rowen. I turned to face her one last time. “Thank you so much!” I said to Hilda, and then I linked my arm in Rowen’s. I held my hand, palm up, calling for my Box. Once it was floating beautifully in my palm, I took my free hand that was linked within Rowen’s arm, and touched my Box. Instantly we were being hurdled forward with a gut wrenching pull. I knew this was us being thrown from my realm into our realm. Inter-dimensional travel was intense, for lack of a better word. We ended up falling straight into a body of water with a large splash.

Vampires and werewolves had a home with the city since ancient times, at that time, when they were resolving business in his company, he received a bouquet of forest, it was not for nothing, in addition to various gifts and chocolates in his house, which he had to store in the big freezer. Lately, even the demons had an interest in raising the city from corruption and human decay and taking it out of the control of the mafia and crime, there was a strange interest there. On his journey through the multiverse, embarking on an exploration through space, in which he was using a dimensional transport machine, in which he was using a dimensional portal, in which he was using a device that could g

I knew all that and I knew my chances were slim as fuck, but I hadn't gotten through life so far without dancing across the line, offering a challenge to whatever lay waiting on the other side, then dragging myself back to just do it all over again and live to tell the tale. 'So, you're just going to do your thing,' I said, standing in living room, with Ethan in front of me. 'And we're going to just pop up in Oscar's club?' He shot me a withering look. 'Again, with the whole popping up thing. It's called dimensional teleportation, Casey.'

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

Through love creating strength when approached with structure enabling sustainability instead of demanding impossible equality. But then portal destabilized briefly. Just moment. Just instant. Just long enough to create glimpse beyond Cole's shadow. Glimpse of something else. Something watching. Something waiting. Something that made Cole seem manageable by comparison. Through the portal's brief opening, I saw it. Interdimensional threat beyond architect conspiracy. Beyond Cole's manipulation. Beyond everything we'd been fighting. Something ancient. Something powerful. Something that viewed our reality as resource instead of home. As opportunity instead of sanctity. As conquest instead of co

When I regained consciousness, I was standing in an entirely new world. A familiar male voice echoed beside me. “Thank you, Olivia. It’s thanks to you that we can continue our experiment. We admire your kindness, your forgiveness, and your calmness. We formally invite you to become an interdimensional traveler. As your reward, you will be able to travel across different worlds and live different lives. None of your emotions will ever be punished by the System.” The next second, a communication screen appeared in front of me, and I was successfully connected.

They were raw, genuinely afraid. The First Traveler took a slow, agonizing step forward, his light-hewn hands trembling as he stared into the cosmic abyss. His voice was barely a ragged whisper. "It wasn't supposed to wake." The colossal eye blinked. The simple, casual movement shattered the fabric of reality. Entire alternate universes and adjacent dimensions vanished from the periphery in an instant. They were not violently destroyed; they were not torn apart by kinetic force. They were simply dreamed away—erased so completely that it felt as if they had never existed in the first place.

"Because if they can't upload us, they're going to try to Delete us." Nathaniel approached us, his silver twins looking at the sky with a look of profound, logical wonder. "Emma... the seed didn't just melt. It left a Distortion. It’s acting as a 'Bore-Hole' through the dimensions. And something is already coming through from the other side. Something that isn't mathematical." I looked at the map in the Chronos-Vault. The "Test of the Galaxy" was over, but this was now glowing with a final, terrifying name.