Oblivion Sealed Portal Novels & Stories

she said and closed her eyes. She was grateful for that day, even a blind person could have seen that. I was too. He had saved me and I couldn't imagine what battle he would have to fight if Alpha Felix had gotten to me first. I shook the wave of terror that threatened to overtake me as I made my way to the door and out of the house. Just as I stepped out, I saw Elvira coming through the back of the house. She wiped the sweat from her face as she held some medical supplies too. I was shocked to see her but then I remembered that Alpha Elijah had the secret passageway in his study.

I saw him going to a small unobvious door beside his table. He looked back at me and whispered, “Come on.” Though I was still confused and scared, I went to follow him. He started to unlock the door with a long rusty key. I started to feel terrified when he opened the door and a stinky smell of molds and rust welcomed us. I ducked as I entered the portal for the doorway was just about four feet low and a meter wide. It was so dark inside so I took my phone and turned on the flashlight. There were thick threads of spider web and the dust all over the place was irritating my nose. The dirt on the creaking floor was sandy, you could write doodles on it! The space was claustrophobic and I starte

The vault was sealed, Magnus was gone, and somehow against all odds we'd survived. But as we started to leave I felt something through the bond, a warning, Anna stiffened in my arms. "What is it?" I asked. "The vault," Anna whispered. "Look at the floor." We all turned and saw that where the vault door had been was now glowing, the stone floor was dissolving revealing a portal of pure light beneath it. "What is that?" Ronald demanded. Anna's mother went pale. "That's impossible, the portal to the Prime Realm, it should have closed millennia ago."

The moment she stepped into the sealed chamber, her eyes widened. “This isn’t Brotherhood work,” she said after only a minute. I frowned. “What do you mean?” She pointed to the base glyphs. “These... are older. The Brotherhood repurposed this portal. But it wasn’t built by them. These are Oaklaf inscriptions. Possibly pre-war era.” Oaklaf. Again? That changed everything. “They found it,” I whispered. “And used it for their own ends.” Elira nodded. “And they were using it actively. But now, it’s sealed again-- manually. From the other side.”

The gateway, known as the Portal of Astral Reckoning, held the promise of unveiling the mysteries that lay beyond the known astral horizons. Victoria and Alexander approached the Portal of Astral Reckoning with a sense of anticipation. The celestial guide spoke of the portal as a cosmic threshold that would challenge their understanding of the universe and lead them towards the precipice of astral enlightenment. The luminescent energies of the portal shimmered with the potential for profound revelations, beckoning the custodians of celestial enlightenment to embark on a journey that transcended mortal comprehension.

Yet her eyes burned with black fire. “They think they can hide behind the child,” she rasped. “But they don’t understand what’s coming.” The Hollow King breathed in satisfaction. “Soon, even your precious Bain will beg for death.” V. The Final Portal Opens The night before the infiltration, Seraphina, Malthea, Elias, Bain, Cassie, Cassian, and Aragorn gathered in the deepest sanctum beneath New York. A massive black stone portal, inscribed with forbidden runes, stood before them.

That safety was illusion we couldn't afford to believe. Another image appeared. Portal locations. Dozens of them. Scattered across territories. All pulsing with residual otherworld energy. All potentially reactivatable. All representing possible invasion points if Cole's shadow succeeded in whatever he was building toward. "These portals were sealed after last year's battles," the Headmaster explained. "We thought they were neutralized. Dormant. Safe. We were wrong. Cole's shadow has been systematically weakening seals. Creating vulnerabilities. Preparing for coordinated activation that would overwhelm our defenses through sheer numbers."

It was a dark, chaotic night, the ruins of the Kalesvara Residence still smoldering. In the heart of the destruction stood a younger Lucen Dorne, his cloak pristine, untouched by blood or ash. And in his arms, bound and unconscious, Liana. Her face pale, her clothes torn, but unmistakably alive. Lucen carried her calmly through the corpses of the guards, then stopped in an open clearing. With a single motion of his hand, he tore open a slit in reality itself, a swirling dimensional portal of unnatural purple and black. He glanced back once, a thin smile on his lips, then stepped into the portal with Liana in his arms, vanishing without a trace.

Hopefully, he might agree to release me. When I returned to Beelzebub's dorm to thank him for organizing the fight, I noticed a secret door wide open at the corner of his room that I had never seen before. Curiosity got the best of me, and I decided to check it out. As I opened the door, I found myself in a dark, mysterious room filled with strange objects and artifacts. As I explored the room, I discovered a hidden portal that led to another realm. Gasping in shock, I mumbled, "He kept the portal here."

We landed on the roof and heard the explosion. “Good to see you, Alpha,” Maverick said, spitting the grenade’s pin out of his mouth. “It’s great to see you,” Alpha Garret Knight said, smiling. “The demons opened another portal. Queen Luna used her gifts and manipulated the living things in the ground to bury the entrances, but they opened another portal and dug out the others. Eventually, it was too much.” “You’re always welcome at New Dawn,” I said. “It will be an honor to fight alongside you at New Dawn,” Alpha Garret Knight said.