Miraculous Ladybug Time Travel Fanfiction Novels & Stories

And my former self looked back at me. Her azure look pierced mine. She grinned. "It's too late." Magic began to fill the air. My former self held up a hand. "You believe that this can be changed?" She said. Like a shattered mirror, the room shook and warped. Damon drew me away. “Be careful, Melissa.” My former self grinned. "You are unable to change who you are." The walls trembled. The light flickered golden. Time was running out. I stepped forward, gasping.

She knew this smell so well that she could never miss it, no matter the location. Margar hurried out of her bed, looking around in confusion. She stared at herself and realized she looked a little younger. What was going on? She was in a dilemma. "Didn't she die in the hands of the man she once loved?" She thought as the scene played in her mind. She recalls what had happened in the space and expressionlessly looks around; life has given her another chance for a change. Margarita hurried to the calendar on the wall and discovered she was now nineteen years old and had been sent three years back in time.

It was 7:00 am on the 110th cycle. My entire body was drenched in sweat as I leaped up from bed. Taylor's and James' smiles were like blades that had plunged themselves into my heart. I didn't stop Marilyn this time. I even personally packed her bag for her. "Be good in school, Mary." "I know, Mommy." Surprise was etched all over Gabriel's face as he looked at me. "So, you've finally come to your senses."

she asked in a whisper, her voice shaking with emotion. The figure didn't respond, but instead stared at her with an intense gaze. The fog seemed to swirl around them, and Belinda felt a strange sensation wash over her. Suddenly, they were no longer in the boat, but standing in a small cottage in the woods. Belinda's eyes widened in horror as she looked around. She knew this place. She knew this day. "No," she whispered, her voice barely audible. "I won't go through this again. Please." But it was as if the forces of darkness had other plans. She was transported back in time, back to a day that was etched in her memory like a scar. A day when her joy was snatched away from her.

After a few minutes of watching the sky change from warm pinks and oranges to the first violet blooms of nightfall I ask, “Is it good news?” “That depends on how you look at it.” “Do I have magic,” I rephrase. “Yes, you do. From the test we can confirm that you weren't transported back in time, you were walking in the future living a version of it.” “A version?” I inquire, surprised. Don't look so surprised,” she pats my hand gently. “Would you be able to change your date if it was fixed?” “I guess not.” I trace the lining of my cargo pants. Go to our mate. He waits for us, my wolf implores.

I asked. "Desire. It is their nature turn back the time," she answered. "It is the the second time that the world revolved backwards. The first reversed was 300 years ago, the Paradis end." I froze. "What, how could that be?" I murmured. "There's no way... " "There are questions that you must answer yourself. Since you're in a different case, you're not the holder and yet you can still remember everything that happened." The curtains moved and I saw her eyes peeks, that golden eyes were like a glitter of peace.

“Father, please! She didn’t deserve this! Imprison me all you want but my daughter doesn’t deserve this punishment!” He ignored his daughter as the guards took her away. If Mira didn’t consider what Amanda reminded her before she jumped into time traveling, she would have done something to change this very moment. There was nothing more painful than seeing your own flesh and blood called you monster and abomination just because her parents weren’t from the same species. Just because she was the fruit of a forbidden love. Another guard rushed in. “Sire, you should come and see this.” The two men rushed outside and Mira followed them. She still could hear the scream of Mirabelle as she was dra

“More time would be helpful. The stronger I am with my magic and health, the better our chances of getting out of here. I can feel Ben’s energy. It shouldn’t be long now.” “Do you think he can pull it off?” Mirabella asked. “He got me out of here once before,” Lila said with determination. “If he did it once, he can do it again.” Mirabella took on a faraway look in her eyes as she wistfully said, “It’s been so long since I’ve been out in the real world.” “I won’t leave you behind,” Lila assured her. “I can’t guarantee help for the others, but I won’t leave you behind. You or little Roger.”

“I guess we can wait…as long as it’s not too long.” Thinking about the arrival of the Miracles made Leesa realize something that had slipped her mind until now. Leah and her friends might be from the same world as her and Rave, but they were from decades in the future. Somehow, she and Rave had not only been pulled into another world, but they had been transported through time as well. Unless perhaps time and space were different in this place. Something from her physics class back in college flashed in her mind: “Time is not a line, but a dimension.” The concept had made her head spin back then, and it was making her head spin now.

"She’s not happy, Mommy. The sister in the box... she’s cold. She wants to come home, but she doesn't remember how to be warm." ​I gripped the cube. As my 'Master Key' biology made contact with the device, the world around me blurred. I wasn't in the Oregon meadow anymore. I was in a digital void, a cathedral of shifting obsidian. ​Standing in the center of the void was a girl. She looked exactly as she had five years ago—thirteen, in a tattered white gown—but her eyes were the same kaleidoscopic silver as the Mirror-Nora. ​"Mother," Celeste said. Her voice didn't come from her lips; it was a ripple in the data. "You broke the needle. You shattered the loop. Do you have any idea what you've