Oblivion Sealed Portal Novels & Stories

The air around them crackled with energy as the seal on the ancient text began to break. Ava gritted her teeth, pushing through the pain as the power of the Underworld pulsed through her. She could feel it—the connection growing stronger, the missing piece of her soul finally falling into place. With a final surge of energy, the altar cracked open, revealing a glowing scroll within. Ava collapsed to her knees, her breath coming in ragged gasps. Hayden was at her side in an instant, pulling her into his arms. “You did it,” he whispered, his voice filled with awe.

“Because I want them to watch.” She walked past them, holding Alaric close, power coiling in the air. “You will see what you created,” she said. “You will see what happens when you break the wrong soul.” Then, with a wave of her hand, a portal opened—a swirling gate of black and gold light. Caveen stepped in after her, holding Alaric’s unconscious form. And with one last look of warning, Elira disappeared through the portal. The temple of the Council cracked behind them—its very foundation unstable.

Lilly said, Myrna smiled and nodded. “This was certainly very detrimental. Just imagine. You guys are having fun planting vegetables. You just walked around casually when you suddenly encountered a hungry troll." Myrna's words made Lilly and Debby shiver. “The portal's location changes and is invisible. It floats in the air and blends in with the surroundings, making it impossible for us to see if it was around. At that time, the portal to another Realm was like a predator in camouflage that targeted its prey. Once you in, you couldn’t come back.." Myrna took her tea. She took a sip and sighed.

He opens his mouth to protest, but when our eyes connect, his demeanor changes to something far more submissive as he answers, “I’ll see it done, Luna.” “Good,” I nod, as I look over my shoulder and see the nannies holding my children, rocking them to sleep. “Good.” As I say this, the air stills and the universe seems to shift, as if the world is holding its breath, a bubble of tension rising up around us. And then all at once the tension burst. Portals open all around us, blinking into existence. I can’t see where they lead, but I don’t need to. It’s bad enough that they’re here. It means the wards sealing this room have been compromised.

“Then go. The moon favors the steadfast, not the reckless. We will keep the palace secure.” Sebastian bowed once more. “Thank you, Father. Mother.” When he stepped back into the night, Caius and Elora were waiting by the entrance. “Elora picked up something,” Caius said. “A fragment of the portal dust. It points north toward the abandoned Silvermine caves.” Sebastian’s eyes hardened. “Then that’s where we go.”

The girl, who revealed herself as Elara, spoke of ancient prophecies and cosmic forces that intertwined with the fate of all living things. In a secluded glade surrounded by ancient trees with whispering leaves, Elara unveiled a hidden portal. The air shimmered with an otherworldly glow as she explained, "This portal leads to realms beyond our own, realms where the threads of destiny are woven by beings of immense power. Morekish, you are destined to navigate these realms and protect the balance that connects them." With a shared glance, they stepped through the portal, leaving the familiar mountains behind. What awaited them on the other side was a surreal landscape bathed in hues unseen by

The Luminis Shard pulsed in response, its glow brightening until the entire chamber reflected its silver light. A crackling sound filled the air, like metal bending, like wind tearing through something unseen, and then a thin line of white light split open above the shard. It widened into a circular doorway, swirling with shimmering blue-white energy. The portal hummed with a faint vibration that made the floor beneath them tremble. “This is it,” Zander’s voice echoed from the glowing portal. “Enter. I’ll pull you through safely.” Gavriel didn’t hesitate. He stood with Althea still on his lap for a moment, then gently set her down on her feet. His hands remained at her waist as he leaned clo

"The Lunar Pack is closing in. We must make our way to the den's safety." However, as we got closer to Evelyn, I noticed that she was facing an odd symbol that had been carved into the ground. I sensed its power calling to me, and it appeared to be pulsing with a sinister energy. "What is this?" My question was hardly audible above a whisper. I noticed a glimmer of fear in Evelyn's eyes as they met mine. "It's a portal," she said. "A portal to the realm of spirits." I noticed a horrified expression on Kaidën's face as his eyes darted to the symbol. "No, Evelyn," he said. "We can't go through that."

The sheer physical pressure of his Alpha aura filled the vault, making the stone walls sweat with condensation. "Give me a map, or give me a name," Dmitry growled, his voice a low vibration that rattled the prisoner’s teeth. "Tell me how your fleet bypasses the southern defenses, or I will let my beast tear the information directly out of your veins." Joshua choked, his black eyes wide with the sudden, suffocating realization that Dmitry wasn't a traditional Alpha bound by the political laws of the court. "The... the Obsidian Gate," the Admiral gasped out, his skin turning a sickly shade of ash beneath Dmitry's grip. "The old Abyssal waterway... beneath the southern cliffs of the Bloodmoon P

The abyssal portal at first glance might seem like a normal portal that could take people from one place to another just like every other one that had been seen. But it was different. Once anyone entered the abyssal portal, there was no coming back for that person, they would be gone and gone forever. Aurora remained rooted to the spot she was, beside Maverick who was still unconscious, she waited to see what they were trying to do. The Mistress left where she was and Mani took over and right before their eyes, she started directing the puppets inside the portal, the mindless creatures didn’t even have any expression on their face as they continued to fall into their doom, which embraced the