Naruto Fanfiction Sarada Time Travel Novels & Stories

Shifter Sotiras’ The bio is empty… There was nothing to be seen. As Kate words fell, the originally chaotic room quietened down. What can they do? This is the second ranked Sotiras whose Abilty can control Time and Space and can throw them into a space where no humans lived or ever dare not dare to dream for them to live. Even the usually stubborn Ada sat down back to his seat and the arrogant President Knox who treated himself as a King returned to the original topic with calm and steady tone like there was no trouble that just happened a while ago.

"Here, use this car. There is a button for the magic portal in this modified Nora car. Nora will tell Montessa about your idea! He's a bit reluctant to time travel as he's still mourning his wife's death, but Nora will try to talk him into doing it." "I hope that idea works," Veronica said. "Most of the science fiction stories I've watched say that time travel won't change anything, but I don't think that will work. The strength of warlocks like you is hard for humans to predict, so I guess it couldn't hurt to try…" She blinked in shock when he found that Nora had disappeared from his sight, running away from her with half-jumping steps and humming happily until her voice and her figure disa

Saraid walked toward the door, leaving Graten to find his clothes and get dressed on his own. “Sure. You’re welcome by the way,” he mumbled under his breath. Grady wouldn’t meet her eyes when Saraid re-emerged. She managed to hurt two people within thirty minutes of each other. That had to be a record for her, of that she was sure. “You ready to try to go home?” she directed her question to Wendy. “More than you know,” Wendy replied, hope in her eyes. Saraid waited until Graten joined them before directing her statement to the room, “I am recharged, but I can’t carry everyone back at once. I want to take Wendy back first and then I can come back for Grady.”

“She pretended to be supportive of the society to infiltrate it for Marduke.” “I am still confused about how you managed to align yourself with that lord of evil,” he complained. “He resides far beyond the portal in a realm that is not easy to reach. Traveling through time in our own dimension is challenging enough. Traveling beyond the portal and from realm to realm is an enormous feat.” “Nora can explain most of it while I go to the house and make a phone call,” I said. “Tillman’s house isn’t far off. There’s a telephone there. I don’t intend to walk back to the house.”

They applauded. I took a decision to brighten up and go kind of complicated. I hallucinated via traveling through the roads of time to a world of hope. The hope I couldn't give probably my careful friends, you know them. I mean the ones who never fell into the snare of clowny unfortunate mishaps SANDRA, SOLOMON and IK (my fine boy). Time pulled backwards as them fans take a chill pill and ride on the teleporter with me. Laughs. ****

“ What the-“ “ That’s the last time. Be grateful for my generosity,” Aralu told him. Acacius hurried to his feet and grabbed Aralu’s arm, dragging her away from the relentless Untri. As he did so, he recalled when Aralu had disappeared then reappeared instantaneously. Of course! Her Arashijin allows her to travel one whole second back or forward in time! Aralu and Acacius fired attacks made of green fire and shadow; at least their attacks seemed to be affecting the creature as they landed. Eventually, the animal slithered into the crater it created at the start of the battle. Everything was still and silent. After the chaos that had just ensued, it was a welcome relief. Acacius fell on his k

Then her eyes rolled back, and she spoke in a voice that was hers but older, wearier, more powerful: "Hello, Aria. Yes, it's me—Sarah from your relative future. I don't have long; maintaining this connection across time is costly. Listen carefully. The Devourer's prison isn't just weakening—it's been deliberately sabotaged. Someone wants it free. Someone who needs chaos to hide their real plan." "Who?" I demanded. "That's the wrong question. Ask when. The sabotage hasn't happened yet in your timeline. You can still prevent it. But only if present-me completes the transformation. I need to be able to bridge time reliably, not just accidentally."

[Seraphine's POV] Feeling the raw power of my son's magic coursing through my veins, I focused my mind on the spell he had gifted me. I could sense the ebb and flow of time around me, the threads of destiny weaving a tapestry of events. With a whispered incantation, I tapped into the temporal currents, my body enveloped in a shimmering aura. In the blink of an eye, I was transported back an hour, standing in the same moonlit clearing, the scent of ancient trees and damp earth in the air. The sorceress stood before me, her eyes narrowing in confusion at my sudden reappearance.

I got a strange dream after drifting back to sleep. I saw the sorceress Shadow talking cryptic crap again, standing on a sand dune. The frames were shifting too soon and I was holding on to every word she said. "Timewarp allows anomalies. You meet people you are not meant to. And sometimes you meet them earlier than you should. The sooner you tell your husband about your truth, the better. Ease him into it, now!" A strong wind blew and she was vanishing into the desert soil.

He changed from the man that just had to save everyone to someone that spent more time at home with us and our mother, although he didn’t really stop saving people. I love Saga more than I love myself and there’s nothing I wouldn’t do for her. She loves green fire and I prefer red fire. She got her powers from our grandmother, Karani. She can alter your memories, take them away and give you new ones and at this point her powers are more advanced than mine. My mother, Adara, is the nicest person in the world but she could be strict to the point where I felt she was unfair. She has this hot and cold relationship with my father and he can take her temper from zero to a hundred in ten seconds fl