My Entire Class Was Summoned To Another World Except For Me Novels & Stories

he murmured, low and cold, the words meant only for me, “you belong to my world.” I felt a sudden, dizzying drop, like the elevator was falling again.I realized I had just signed a paper to save my father, but I had absolutely no idea what kind of monster’s world I had just stepped into.

Quickly, the man shifted into the same black wolf that had run me over and sprinted away. For some reason, his words shocked me. I was so out of my reach. I was at a school with a bunch of supernatural beasts. Each stronger than I’d ever been. I was alone once again. I huffed and set my shoulders back. Not that being alone had ever stopped me. I grabbed my bags and marched into the Admissions Hall.

Before Goddess could view Earth or its many parallel worlds, she feels a pang of pain in her chest. Not again. Looking to another universe, Goddess sees Earth get consumed by darkness. Tsk… I need to act faster.

Finally, the crystal expunged nothing but a puff of smoke and went out. A silence fell over the class as the girl stared at Quiv in imploration. The old instructor had mentioned nothing of a mage being unable to perform a summoning in his past lectures, but it wasn’t unheard of. After a gentle pat on the back and whispered consolations, he sent the girl to her seat. Not all were born to be summoners. Any who dreamed to take this path would have to face this fear for a long time. And any who succeeded in summoning a creature of their own was not guaranteed immunity to this. There have been, after all, summoners who’ve woken up one day to find that their demons refuse to answer to their call.

He didn't know who it could be but said he would be thinking about it. Fallon left me with Cian, Wise, and my girls and instructed me not to take any naps without him near just in case it happened again. Everyone in the room is chit-chatting about what may happen in the council meeting, but I'm only halfway paying attention. Where are my aunties while all of this is happening, and why didn't they prepare me for this? I had no clue that I came from another realm, hell; I didn't even know other realms existed. I don't understand why they didn't explain all of this to me and just left me in a fae forest under enchantment for a fae king to happen upon me. Everything is happening so fast, and I c

And they were all staring right at me. “You see us,” one of them said, stepping forward. His voice was calm, almost too calm, but there was something firm underneath, something that sent a shiver down my spine. “Good.” I swallowed hard, my throat dry. “Who are you?” “We’re the ones who’ve been calling to you,” another answered. “The only ones who still exist beyond.” I frowned. “Calling to me? What do you mean?” They exchanged glances before the first one spoke again. “You’re tethered, Sierra. You exist between worlds in a way no one else does. That’s why you can hear us. Why you can see us.”

Scarlett The world pulls sideways. I’m not asleep. Not dreaming. One second I’m reaching for a cup of water in the kitchen. The next, the cup crashes to the floor, and the walls of the house dissolve around me like ash in the wind. No warning. No magic circle. No familiar pull like the Loom or the Weavers. This is different. This is a summoning. I hit the ground hard. It’s not Raventon beneath me anymore. It’s obsidian.

It was past time for us to leave. Kastem held his ground between me and Aeova, the war-band leader staring at me with a vengeance as he took a step towards us. The growl that Kastem let loose was low and vicious, a warning. Aeova paused. I could see him putting two and two together. "You are not from this world, are you boy?" Suon pulled me through the flap before I could reply. I wanted to question Aeova, but now was not the time. We needed to get back to the temple. We needed to get back to our world. I needed to find the last summoner before Nathan did. loyal

And I wasn't ready. "Take me home," I said. "We need to plan." Lucien nodded, his hand tightening around mine as we walked toward his car. Behind us, I could hear the party continuing, oblivious to the fact that everything had just changed. I'd caught a cup mid-air and my eyes had glowed silver-blue in front of dozens of witnesses. There was no going back to normal now. The world was about to learn that monsters were real. And I was one of them.

That way I can see more than what I know. Ban: See more than what you know? Feyla: Did my father really teach you guys? Ban: Yes. he told us to imagine a few things like a gate that connects to another world and told us to call out to those familiars. Feyla: Just that? Ban: Yes, just that… Seik: Seriously? Ban: Serious. Lemin: Did it work? Ban: Actually no, it didn't work for anyone except me. Feyla: The fact that it works is actually surprising.