Mob Psycho Teleport Novels & Stories

At this moment, seven beams of lightning-like light suddenly rushed from Nine Spirits City to the clouds, containing the terrifying power of the rules. The people of Nine Spirits City were all startled by the noise and looked shocked. The seven beams of light were separated into rays of light and connected with each other. A nearly transparent membrane shining with white light appeared and surrounded the entire Nine Spirits City. From a distance, the entire Nine Spirits City seemed to be covered by a bowl-shaped cover, which appeared weird. This fat white cat had already set up a tactical deployment in the surroundings earlier. As soon as the teleport tactical deployment was activated, it lo

She slowly reached forward and touched his forehead, and was surprised to find that his body was cold, very cold. Mariah’s heartstrings were pulled, she doesn’t want to leave him alone and she can’t stay with him either. Propelled by her heart, she placed a hand on his and teleported. Appearing in her room, Mariah was shocked. She didn’t really think it would work. Thinking back to last evening with those armored men, she couldn’t teleport when she wanted to. When did it get fixed and most importantly, why didn’t it happen in the first place?

“I’ve got a book coming next week, Rose’s firm is trying to get this bank renovation, you’ve got a parents’ evening, Sarah’s working late so everything’s ready for when she goes on maternity leave, and Alice is trying to hire a new editor.” “I thought running a YouTube channel was supposed to be easy.” Dad said. “It was when she started. But it’s an oversaturated market and rich people came in with their drones so we have to up our game.” Hugo appeared beside me. “Right, breakfast.” “So, we meet there.” Dad nodded. “Are they still telling us to wear masks?” “It’s encouraged.” We managed to keep covid under control in Mobia, a lot better than they had in the UK and between regular tests and t

“I teleported to her, not you.” A roar rumbles up my chest at the reminder that Jamari is still missing. “Jamari ran off into the woods after you disappeared and now we can’t find her.” “My powers allow me to teleport to the last place a person has been, which would also be the place they are currently in, she should be right here.” He frantically starts looking around in the bushes. “How is it possible that she isn’t here?” His voice turned frantic.

“Ah! I know! Just use your powers and teleport us back to the city!” “I can’t. Teleportation has its limits. I could only teleport to a place that is visible to me. Example, if I want to teleport inside a building, I should be only few meters away from the building. I need to see the place first, that’s the range and limit of teleportation.” Madison flatly laid down again after hearing Aleister. “So, we’re stuck?” “I’m sure they’ll find us soon.” “How can they find us here?! We are literally stuck in an island that is located in the middle of the sea! How are they going to find us here?!”

“I have noticed there is a weak point in anti-teleportation defense by the windows and I theorize it is possible to teleport outside if you stand on a certain square and touch the glass and imagine yourself outside.” He closed the journal with a snap. He was willing to risk it. He would do anything to get Leo’s soul back.

The difference was like someone walking while he was riding a horse, even racing ahead on a galloping steed. The surrounding players could only see a shadow speeding past them. If this were in reality, even Usain Bolt would cry on the spot and retire. There were three minutes left before the Heavenly Tribulation arrived, and Sebastian finally found the teleportation array near the village. An elderly man with white hair was sitting beside the array, smoking a dried cigarette. "Young man, do you want to use the teleportation array? This array is in disrepair, and it's unusable unless you can provide ten spirit stones to repair it. As compensation, you'll be exempt from the future teleportatio

“They won’t last if we don’t act now.” I looked up at him, desperate. “Aziz, please! Call on Mr. Mehmet. He has to save them!” He did not hesitate and nodded. “Very well.” He strode to the center of the chamber, crouching over the scorched patterns still glowing faintly on the floor. His claws traced the air, bending the last shreds of the teleportation magic that clung there. I watched the air twist, ripple, then tear. A portal opened and with a sharp crack, Mr. Mehmet tumbled out.

Then it felt like we were hurtling through the stars, racing through the cosmos—and just as quickly, we were standing in the center of the pack grounds. “What the—” was all Leo managed to utter, shock etched across his face. “With teleportation magic, you can’t travel somewhere unless there’s a prepared circle to land in,” he stammered. “So how—how is this possible? You didn’t cast anything.” “Perks of being the Blue Wolf,” I said. “I can go wherever I want… as long as I have strong enough feelings toward the place or the people.” Right then, the pack’s emergency alarm began to wail through the grounds.

Suddenly deafening thunder and dazzling lightning drew in the sky, accompanied by torrential rain and wind that seemed to blow away anyone's home. Everyone was shouting, so I used TeleCom to let everyone know what was happening and calm them down with mental communication. [TeleCome – short for Telepathy Communication; this is one of a kind mogic that the Fantasian use to communicate.] [Fantasian – People live in Mundo da Fantasia.]