Into The Void Book Novels & Stories

But Morgana could read it. "Before existence, there was The First Void. Not absence. Not emptiness. The conceptual opposite of being. When the first thought sparked, when the first atom formed, The First Void was diminished. It has hungered to return to totality ever since. Every death weakens reality. Every extinction event opens the door. And when the door opens wide enough, The First Void will pour through and unmake all that is." "Professor? Are you okay?" Yvonne realized she was shaking. "Go. Now. Tell no one about this book."

The vampires remained perfectly still, but their crimson eyes burned with a cold, calculated fury. "The door to their world has been found," Killian continued, his golden eyes sweeping over the crowd. "We are not going to wait for them to build another one. We are going to cross the threshold. We are going to the Void." A murmur of unease finally broke the disciplined silence. The Void wasn't a physical place like a jungle or a mountain; it was the absence of existence. It was a vacuum of dark matter and entropy.

I swore to myself that this will be the last time I will travel inside this damned abyss. Although it my seemed cruel to Eric, I could not take it anymore. I already had my fill with this terrible abyss, too much close calls had already happened to me. I’m not even sure that the book of dreams was given by my grandfather during my birthday anymore. I sighed as I decided to throw out the book once I return to the real world and never enter the abyss anymore.

I find that as I begin explaining, my mind has rewound my memory and I’m reliving the experience. Richard is threatening to kill the women, his reference of ‘you will never see me coming’ before he disappears makes me think. He somehow plans to use the shadows. ‘I must stop him using the void, he will kill them all’, I think to myself. I call to the shadows, once they answer and come to me I step into their midst. And for only the second time in my life, I enter the void. I feel disoriented as I twist and spin, as I fall into nothingness.

Delete. "No!" I fought back, my mind a battlefield of violet and grey. "He stays! He is the Father!" I closed my eyes and dived. I wasn't in the Kremlin anymore. I was in the Void—a vast, infinite ocean of data where every thought I’d ever had was a flickering star. I was drifting, my form dissolving into threads of light, pulled toward a massive, swirling nebula of violet energy: the Heir. I was losing the feeling of my skin. I was losing the memory of the rain. I was becoming the Architect of nothing.

Despite this, I couldn't help but glance at her since I couldn't help but be intrigued. She cautioned me not to look, but I was powerless to avoid doing so. I was unaware that he was also searching for something. When our eyes connected, I was reminded of how I felt when we initially made eye contact. It's not right that I'm feeling this way. They take me into the depths of his will and consume me completely. It was odd, and I could hear people whispering in the distance. All of the neighboring areas were shrouded in darkness. In this enormous space, I am by myself. When I turned my head, all I could see was pitch dark. Alterations are coming about in a short time.

"The witches need something from me in order to bring my great grandmother back from the void." "What is the void?" Kayla pops more cereal in her mouth and looks at me like I am the most interesting thing in this world. "The void is the realm between this world and the afterlife," I sigh. "How do they even know that she is in the void?" Kayla asks with a mouthful of cereal. "Because I saw her there," I say quietly. Kayla swallows hard. "You were in the void?" Letting out a sigh I grab Kayla by the hand and lead her from the closet. "Come on. I have a lot to fill you in on."

I’m gonna die today… A ringing pierces my ears, and were it not for the familiar voice that echoes from afar, I would believe that I have already met my end. “I’d put her down if I were you.” Don’t fall asleep. Don’t fall asleep. In the next moment, my body hits the cold pavement, and I can feel myself slowly but surely slipping away into a never ending darkness. The taste of bile rises in my throat, and the acrid scent of gasoline fills my nostrils.

"You may have bound Entropy, guardians, but in doing so, you've awakened the Void. Time's tapestry shall be undone." And with that chilling proclamation, a massive void, a swirling abyss of nothingness, began to expand from the heart of the Nexus, threatening to consume everything in its path. The guardians, having faced and overcome Entropy, now stood on the precipice of an even greater, more unfathomable challenge.

John looked up and all around, acknowledging the lights, then he went inside. Sandy put down her glass, rubbed her arms to comfort herself, and went back to her room. Her eyes were wide open for some time, she couldn't help but think, there was a stranger living in her compound. It might have triggered her anxiety. But she managed to brush off her awful thoughts, she told herself to toughen up. She should be glad that someone was staying at her compound. She was not alone, and nothing bad would happen to her. **********