Kakanaru Time Travel Fanfiction Novels & Stories

He would finally be able to protect her without having to worry about exposing his big secret. An inscrutable look passed over Zavian's chiseled features. "There's something else I have to investigate. A disturbance in the natural order." Luca waited with bated breath as Zavian seemed to carefully weigh his next words. "I felt a distinct temporal shift approximately a week ago," he finally revealed with furrowed brows. "A manipulation of time and an agonizing pang as though I’d lost someone very dear to me or a very high-ranking member of my people. You know my grandma and I are the only beings capable of such feats. But it wasn't me, nor did I sense her hand in this."

Nathan's POV The private jet cut through darkness at forty thousand feet, its luxurious cabin illuminated only by the soft glow of city lights far below. Clara slept peacefully beside me, her head resting on my shoulder – a position of trust that still humbled me. In sleep, her usual strategic calculation gave way to a vulnerability she showed only to me. I traced my fingers along her arm, marveling at how this brilliant, beautiful woman had transformed my world. The overnight flight from Tokyo to New York gave me rare moments of contemplation, time to appreciate the complex miracle of finding her.

” The others spoke in unison, grinning at their fallen mate. Dakari and Zinnia looked at each other and everyone joined hands, “Let’s see where we end up this time!” With a pop, they traveled. Again the wind swirled, and light raced by in streaks. Through time and space they were hurled and Katalea had the fleeting thought that this type of travel should not be something she wanted to get used to. In what seemed like seconds they arrived with a crash back where it had all started. The room was transformed, but they could clearly see they were back at the University.

Even the blind can see it. “You knew Aria and Kieran were involved,” he continued. “And yet you acted like it didn’t matter. You pretended not to see it. Why?” I looked away, staring down at my hands. I didn’t have an answer that would make sense to him, not even to myself. How was I meant to explain to him that I time travel back in time, I was rebirth, granted a second chance at life and with memories that aches everytime it ran through my mind but then it still all feels like a bad dream.

“Open the next space of time in this world and book, Arius.” Smirking as he is not fond of being commanded, yet he wanted to get out of this time, and moment that is beating him with the pain that he doesn’t know why, as it is all too foreign for him to begin with. He immediately sways his scythe as he tears the space and time, jumping them both and leaving with the echoing promise. “You would not forget, right?” “I will come back, for you, Ryuu.”

I can’t help but think, what if I can travel through time again? I pulled out my mobile phone and opened F******k messenger and browsed to my chat list. I see a list of names and small round photos of those friends I recently chatted with. And I clicked on the small middle icon at the bottom which says, People. I see seven friends who are active at this hour. I saw Catherine and tapped on her name. I start to compose a message to her about my time travel. Should I tell her? She might think I’m crazy. I quickly deleted my text and decided not to send her a message.

It was hard to think straight with every inch of my skin on fire and smelling vaguely like barbeque. Yuqi smiled. I think. Or maybe she was considering sucking me in like a black hole absorbs the meaningless debris of space. “It is time travel, as you keep telling me. We can do this until you get it right. I won’t go so easy on you next time, so make sure there isn’t one.” I was falling. The pain in my body was gone. The wind in my face was refreshing and the tears it brought to my eyes were nothing like the ones smeared across my face just a moment ago.

Nuying said. “I don’t think so. Time-travel is impossible. No one or nothing is able to create that. Even if that is possible, those ripples shouldn't create a portal to the past.” Fukuna said. “But then how would it explain this? This is too mysterious and suspicious. You said that the tribe is gone. That girl looks a few years older at most.” Cai Kang said. “Sadly the hole closed off not long after Cai Kang left. I wonder if it was because it was for him.” Fukuna pondered.

- So, you realized that a speedster cannot change the future, he can travel in time, but he cannot control events. – Kurayami said. - I sent a version of myself to the horizon of events, I sent him to the ends of time, I went along, but nothing changed, so we decided to enter into an agreement and change the future, changing the past in intricate details, until this moment we met. Tsuki said. - A tacit agreement then, you became allied and uniting your counterparts by manipulating time and being your sovereign at my side and at the side of Um-Mu's order. – Kurayami said.

Seconds later, they reappeared. “That didn’t work,” Mikan grumbled. “Try touching us both.” Cain stepped between them and laid a hand on each. “Hold on.” The world blinked. They reappeared in Cain’s private room at the retreat. Cain exhaled hard. “It’s a strain, but I can do it. I can get both of you out of danger.” Mikan nodded, satisfied. “Good. Then it’s settled. Now the two of you need to fix this mess.” He made a face. “I’m going to see if I can still transform after being teleported twice. I hate that trick.” He left.