Interdimensional Traveller Novels & Stories

Lucas laughed at Natasha who threw him a frown. "It's not like there was time to discuss fashion choices!" Franc spoke to his defense. "Well," Diana said with a tiny smile while gesturing at her leather jacket, "at least you got something right." "Now to the serious business," Carter started firmly, "as I told you before, we're being chased by an inter dimensional entity and the only way to stop it is by time travel." Franc had to let out a laugh, much to everyone's surprise. "I understand the concept of moving at superhuman speed but breaking the laws of physics towards such an extent..." Franc said, turning to Carter.

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

– Nimurta questioned him. - I know, he's a devil and a lawyer. - Tsuki said. - So he acts here too? - Tsuki questioned him, - He is an interdimensional demon, representative of an order of lawyers of the dimensions, all of them have an investment fund and administrations with outsourcing. - Nimurta said. Among the restaurants there were baskets of sweets, exotic fruits, using the fairs, to take it between portals to the plantations, if anyone was interested in doing business.

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.

“This… this is their true home. Not Aethelgard. Not Earth. The quantum void itself.” Izzy turned toward him, her throat tight. “You mean…” “They’re not just an organization. They’re interdimensional. They don’t just influence reality…they live in the cracks between it. Evelina called them the Source. She wasn’t lying.” The word hung between them like a curse. Source. Izzy pressed her palms into the console, staring at the blurred image of Lucian fighting his way through impossible terrain. “Then he’s walking straight into their nest.”

She carried the full weight of the Regulator's Authority to forge new treaties. Commander Rix, Vigilance, His talent for weaving Ice Geometry into chaotic frequencies made him the lead defense and reconnaissance specialist. Commander Zeva, Resilience, Her decades of high-speed, unpredictable dimensional travel expertise made her the essential navigator and rescue specialist. "They carry the Fire of courage, the Ice of discipline, and the Light of our connection," I told my mentors. "They are ready to face anything." I activated the central sequence of the Inter-Dimensional Gateway. The immense portal opened not to a known destination, but to a swirling, chaotic vista of colors and energies t

Since I was one of the nerds, I knew I'd never stand a chance, so I settled with the fact he wanted to be my friend. "Well, we can always take a walk?" I say shrugging my shoulders. God he is sexy! Why didn't I ever notice his tattoo on his left elbow before? That was a new one. Half of his entire body is filled with ink, making him even hotter. He was at least a good six feet two inches tall. But given my five- eight stature, he still towered over me. He was studying archeology. He loved to travel and explore the world. We grabbed our coffee and headed to walk towards the park nearby. It was always good to talk to him. He was one of the only people I talked to since I was a huge introvert.

' As much as it hurt his ego to admit that he ended up being saved by a nonmagic individual, Nero still has to accept that one irrefutable truth. Unbeknownst to anyone, Nero was actually a dimension traveler that ended up getting trapped inside the body of a cat when he was forced to flee from a disaster. The escape was so sudden and he was unprepared at that time; not to mention that he was not at his best shape when he performed the space warp since he just survived an ambush back then, and that was why it cost him his body to cross another dimension. Unfortunately, he ended up landing at an uncharted territory called Earth where magic did not exist. because of this, his movements became

It bowed its head, asking me to get on its back, and I obliged, opening a rift in the sky back to the physical realm. "Time to head back home, Taydhes, you've suffered here more than you ever deserved to," I said as I climbed on its back and willed it to fly to the rift, with the Strange Music Box in my pocket, we flew higher and higher until we got to the rift and flew through it. Imagine traveling from one dimension of reality, into another, and having your body be remade just to make it through to the other side; That's the amount of pain that tore through my veins as we traveled through the rift and appeared on the other side, overlooking the world as we knew it. "What do you think, Tayd

“Okay, so… what happens if it succeeds?” Lena swallowed hard. “Then it won’t just be whispering to me.” She looked up, meeting their gazes. “It’ll be here. And it won’t stop at me.” The words settled over them like a shroud. Idris rubbed his temple. “We need to find a way to sever that connection before it strengthens.” Dorian gave a dry laugh. “Great. So how exactly do you cut off an interdimensional horror that’s decided to brand one of our own?”