Object Universe Novels & Stories

“THE NEW UNIVERSE.” Everyone turned. Elena stared. “I thought Noah created it.” “HE CREATED SPACE FOR IT.” “What does that mean?” The Silence looked toward the Door. “HE DID NOT CREATE ITS CONTENT.” Charles understood. “The merged realities populated it.” “PARTIALLY.” “Partially?” Mother Zero spoke. “A universe cannot be assembled only from transferred information.” Lucas frowned. “Why not?” “Because a universe needs rules.” Noah looked at her. “Mine has rules.” Mother Zero turned toward him.

‘If it didn’t belong to this universe, then what was this? Zendaya said, “The universe is just one portion of space. Apart from ours, there’s a higher universe out there. I know a place known as the Middle Universe… I’ve also been trying to remember some parts of my memories, investigating some stuff too. After confirming with both pieces of evidence, I believe the Undead didn't belong to our universe.” Such a theory was mind-blowing. Alex felt dizzy just thinking about it.

Mane shook his head apologetically and said. Pazuzu alone was a lot to take in. Then imagine telling Dan that there was more than one planet. And that these planets all fit into a galaxy. And that several galaxies made up a universe. And even worse, there was more than one universe and all these universes came together to form the Allverse. How would Dan’s brain be capable of handling all this? Surely it wouldn’t be able to contain the headache that would rock it from such a large influx of information. Dan would have to experience a lot more for Mane to be able to tell him the things he wanted to know.

She cracked open her literature and picked up where she left off. There was a time when the universe existed in a chaotic state. Cosmic energies were in a constant battle with each other. Light and dark collided and gave birth to a tiny seed. The small insignificant lifeform took root on a desolate planet and began the era of creation. The seed grew to be the World Tree, Yggdrasil and breathed life to the barren land. This change continued to spread out from the earth to the furthest depths of space.

Our world, our home planet Earth had been our realm for so many years and yet it had been so little construed. Our world had been the most diverse and most beautiful and most precious and also the most mysterious in all of its prospects than any other planet in the universe. Yet, Most of our lives walk through the most ordinary and exceptional roads where we look for a better life, jobs, money etc. But, Our childhood had been different. Those years had been the place where all the stories we read and watch were real to us and we always hoped them to turn out true. Then what it would be like crossing path with one of the secrets of the Universe which didn't belong to any story that we read be

Sophie had a blank look on her face. Helen replied seriously, “Sophie, if you look at it from a microscopic point of view, you will always feel that the gravel is too small to even be worth mentioning at all. However, if you look at it from a macroscopic point of view, you will realize that earth is just like a little gravel in the entire universe. In reality, it might not even be comparable to a tiny little gravel.” As she spoke, Helen said, “Don’t young people enjoy talking about science the most? Then, I can tell you that there are about two trillion galaxies within the observable range and the educated speculation range in the universe. Did you hear me clearly? It’s two trillions!”

The embracing figure in the form of the old grandfather made out of pure energy was so powerful that space seemed to fold unto itself like a worm wriggling in utter display of minute resistance. Planets, meteors, and all the heavenly bodies inside this universe turned into nothingness as the great white devoured them. All the undead beings were also put in the same condition. No matter how they tried to escape and run away they were badly unsuccessful as the spell encircled their whole universe, there was nowhere to go. Only death and oblivion was their destination. The figure became smaller and smaller and within it the whole universe was also consumed until nothing was left of it but the e

“It will be much like it was at the World’s Fair opening, Evelyn. Simply follow my lead. Can you do that?” Evelyn’s pulse kicked up a notch. Their trip to the World’s Fair had been like visiting an alternate existence. It went beyond simply politely 'familiar'. That had been an imaginary World of Tomorrow where the natural hierarchy and boundaries of wealth and social status had been erased, like the idealized Democracity or the egalitarian Futurama. Where people attracted to one another were free to explore that gift in each other's company without question.

Chapter 38 ‎The Eternal Choice ‎ ‎Talia ‎ ‎Fifteen thousand years after the eclipse, the universe had learned to live with its own heartbeat. ‎ ‎The World Tree was no longer a metaphor. It was the living architecture of existence, its roots the quantum strings that held realities together, its trunk the flow of time itself, its branches the infinite possibilities branching from every choice ever made. Its leaves were the thoughts, feelings, and memories of every sentient being, past, present, and future, shimmering in colors no mortal eye had names for.

He didn't see the tiny, almost imperceptible crack in reality that the release of our energy had caused—a hairline fracture in the fabric of the universe, leading to a place of pure, silent, and watchful darkness. And from within that darkness, something ancient and cold, something that had been waiting for a very, very long time, slowly turned its attention toward the small, blue, and suddenly very interesting world.