Oblivion Sealed Portal Novels & Stories

He asked, his voice revealing nothing. "I don't know about the other realms but they know about some of the portals that lead to Etherea." I said. "We will see about that." He said. "Wait. Don't seal all of the portals. Give me two days. I am coming back." I whispered and stared at the blood trickling down my hand. "One day, Agent. Make it fast." He said and hung up. Old bastard. I pulled away the phone and placed it on the floor, pressing the small blue button beside the red one sat its base and quickly backed away as it disintegrated into dust right before my eyes.

One unread message waits on the screen, from Leon. 'Come to the den, food’s ready.'

As the floor beneath me dissolved into nothingness and the shadows began to swallow my vision, I felt the unmistakable, rhythmic vibration of the earth, the same subterranean heartbeat from the day of the breach. It was a trap, one designed to keep me held in the void while they slaughtered everything I loved. I was falling into the abyss, and as my consciousness began to fray, I realized the true horror: the portal wasn't just sealing me away; it was feeding on my power to bring something truly apocalyptic into our world. I looked up one last time, my vision failing, as Enzo turned his back on me and walked through a doorway that shouldn't have been there, leaving me alone in the dark to fa

Today was another historic day, as the management of the Forsaken Fortress had announced that the Peaceful Forest Manager had prepared enough resources to be the reward for successful hunters and fighters in this war. The tension was heightened when at exactly 7 p.m., the voice of a bot could be heard echoing in the Square. "All Fighters, please enter the Portal Gate!" Suddenly, thousands of fighters and hunters poured through the portal gate, which looked as dark as a black hole. This portal appeared magically thanks to the power of the systems and arrays within the Fortress. Li Wei and his four companions also joined in to enter through the portal. WUSH. While going through the portal, Li

I asked. The Seer answered without hesitation. “Beneath the Fortress. Past the old well. The tunnels haven’t been opened in a century.” Riven leaned against the far pillar. “Then we’re opening them tonight.” Thorne stood beside me, still pale, still healing. “I’m coming with you.” “No,” I said. “You’re not.” “You think I’m just going to let you walk into a portal built by gods and monsters alone?” “I’m not asking.” I turned to Riven.

She was about to smile too, but the ground shook and Seolurrie immediately looked behind her. The massive dark portal stopped cracking and the cracked parts started falling like how a shattered glass does. She released Infinity from the seal and prepared for what's to come. The massive dark portal couldn't handle the immense dark magic that it exploded along with a gush of dark magic energy. Seolurrie put her hands up parallel to her face to avoid the glass shards from wounding her eyes.

my mind kept wondering what kind of danger was on the other side. “This is the portal room?” I asked. He nodded slowly. “Draven keeps the link sealed most of the time. Only rougues can open it.” “Then how do we get in?” Lucien looked nervous. “I might know a way to do it without rougues, But once it’s open, there’s no turning back. The portal feeds on energy, dark energy. If it senses fear or hesitation, it’ll attack.” I gave him a sharp look. “I don’t fear anything that touches Sasha. Open it.”

She looked around and saw no one. Instead she came face to face to the street view. She held onto the bannister and lazily leaned on them as she gazed at the dark silhouettes in the night. Their apartment building is located in a secluded part of their town and on the far front is the Alterax woods. The trees lined up in front with some infested with fireflies making them look shimmering.

The portals created by Inccubus and Succubus were made for teleportation to harvest people’s life energy, so they could come and go from hell without bothering anyone and hide from the hunters and many others who hunted them. I pulled Olivia closer, making her enter the portal. I couldn’t go back to Sleepy Hollow that way; it would be an easy target to attack me, so I asked Ambrose to leave us at the door of my apartment, but now, as if he could take me inside, I looked at my shirt; the blood soaked the fabric. If anyone saw me, it would be problematic, so I opened the door without delay, feeling my body start to weigh. Soon I would erase, but before that, I needed to tell her that was fine.

She looked up at the sky, totally undisturbed with the occurrence. "What's happening?",Layla asked just as another wave crashed against the boat. The wind howled furiously, whipping her hair wildly into her eyes. "We're approaching the portal",Annabelle explained. "Portal?" "The portal that separates the supernatural realm from the human world",Annabelle elaborated, looking away from the hurtful look in Layla's eyes. "Oh mother please",Layla cried out and fell to her knees. "Don't do this. Don't take me away from Riven"