Invincible Time Travel Novels & Stories

She asked cheerfully. "Evan Lynch." Over the next few days, Hannah and I actively tried to figure out the rules of this time-space distortion phenomenon. But the more we investigated, the more confused we became. Sometimes, something placed in one spot would disappear the next second, but if we put something in the exact same place again, nothing would happen. This time-space distortion seemed completely random. It appeared without warning, and the size of the objects it transferred was random too. But there were still some patterns.

explained Nick, "that means the lightning energy is still in its potential form all around us and will be reactivated once time returns to its normal pace." "OK," exclaimed Natasha, "I only ran through time by accident and I don't think that'll help me this time." "No. Not unless I give you a boost. With both of our speed combined, that should be enough to propel you back into the future," Nick explained, a little dazed that this was actually happening. Natasha would have wanted to stay longer but the unpredictable effects of time such as time dilation and the paradoxes prohibited her from doing so. The trip back to the future was thus literally set in motion, with Nick placing his arms over

From my research I reached the conclusion that in such a situation the one involved was the only one who could trace his way back to the timeline of his present. Getting trapped inside an impossible destination without a source of time is a damnation because unlike the clockwise and anticlockwise movements of the clock, the traveler is going to find it difficult or impossible to manoeuvre or control the movement of the natural sources of time like the moon or sun and even though it might be possible because as of the time of writing this journal there is some aspect of the concept I am yet to discover or understand. Time is always against the traveler in an impossible destination. The travel

It’s killing me hearing her cry the way she is, though she’s trying to hide it from me. “There is a way that I can help you, Sara.” She lifts her head from my shoulder and asks, “How?” I take a deep breath and shift in my seat. “Remember how I told you about time travel?” Sara nods her head with a curious look on her face. “Well, I could take you back to any point in time you so wish.” Sara’s eyes widen. “But I have to stress how important it is that you do everything I say. “You will want to change the past, but you cannot interfere, Sara. No matter how badly you may want to, and you will when you see Bastian in pain, you can’t. Nothing can go wrong because the outcome of such would be disa

Right now, professor Melvin was headed to sixty-six, having stayed within this place for nearly the entirety of his adult life. When the secret service had approached him, he had been sceptic, until he had come to a whole new world. He realized that time travel was possible, having been proven by some people in the place although it was not very stable. Sometimes the portal could experience some space storms proving highly unstable. For the last few years, they have been working on that together with other things.

Marcus expected him to reply and he got surprised when Viktor said, “I won’t argue,” “Good,” she smiled and continued having her food. Catherine is sitting in the corner and watching everything. “I couldn’t teleport,” Reva said to Marcus. “Try until you find a way,” Marcus said. “We are going to find the root cause of this problem,” Catherine said. “How?” “Going back in time,” Reva said. “Can you do that?” Theodore asks in surprise. “Yes, I can,” Reva said but we need to prepare a ritual for that. “I will help you with that,” Catherine assured.

She looked up at the clock covered in fog and worriedly asked: – When my mother's memories are awakened, does something happen? Why am I not allowed to do that? The person in front of her sneered. He coldly replied: – Human, thankfully; I'm glad you can think like that. Something will indeed happen. Since your mother's memory of the non-existent timeline has been awakened, she will be watched over by the time principle. Then she will no longer belong to this timeline, so your mother will return to that old timeline. So.. she will die. Not only will she die, but she will also fall into a chaotic time, forever unable to get out. Even if you succeed in correcting the past, later on, she won't b

They could not help but shiver in fear. “If she can’t be resurrected, all of you will die.” James’ gaze swept across the living beings. Then, he activated the Supreme Path and turned back time. The time turned back to when Thea was struck by the Dark Heavenly Tribulation. However, Thea was already struck by the tribulation here. The time could no longer be turned back. Forcefully, James activated the Time Path. Unfortunately, the time missed the moment of Thea’s death. It meant that James could not reverse this and change the outcome with his current ability.

I didn’t think he will forgive me easily. “Okay, I should break this love or this love will be the death of us,” Malcolm sounded serious. “What’s next?” “The time machine is here. But how will we reverse everything and go back to our world, not the parallel one,” Maddy said anxiously. “I can do that,” Chris said, and Malcolm joined him. They both got on the time machine, motioned us to get on it. I stepped into it in the wonder of how it will work. “Whatever you do, do it fast,” Alex said, seeing backwards. The lab is on fire now.

"How do you know that?" "Lisa, you traveled back in time already," Kizzy began to explain to me. "Your future self, whether it be a month or a year or five to ten years from now, traveled back to the 19th century. You haven't done it yet, but your future self has. The reason tempus summatum is so dangerous is because you are removing yourself from points in time and manipulating the past where you are going to. It isn't like the conventional type of time travel where, if you were to travel back to the 19th century at this very moment, you would see yourself writing rituals with Marie Laveau. No, you aren't there in the past anymore. Your body is breaking itself down and surrendering itself t