Novel & Cerita Parallel Universe Stories

asks Conrod - Well, some incomprehensible creatures arrive, obviously not from the earth, but they are of little interest to us. And their visits are extremely rare. Far more often creatures from parallel worlds appear on earth, but this was again common in antiquity, now they mainly use subreality for one purpose or another. - Duk says, not really showing interest in what was said. Conrod's eyes widened in surprise. “So we are not alone in the universe,” Conrod says sagely. Duk paused for a moment and burst into a fit of laughter.

Mauve’s protests were quickly softened by Sephie’s coaxing, until she sat tied once more to the chair. Nicholas folded his hands, voice sharp and commanding. “Listen carefully. Save your questions for the end. Understood?” Mauve, sulking, gave a small nod. “Elite is a parallel dimension of Earth,” Nicholas began. “It exists a thousand years ahead of your time. Here, it is 2021. There, it is 3021. The geography mirrors Earth’s, but its population is smaller, tightly controlled. Resources are abundant. Our technology far surpasses anything here.”

“Do you think that the kidnappers were from this time period?” I asked Jassy after she’d put me through a particularly grueling magic lesson. Because I was surprised to discover that the world that I was in and the three dimensional homeland that I longed to return to existed on parallel planes and along the same timeline and the fact that I was a traveler, I couldn’t help asking the question. The look on Jassy’s face as she considered my question made me think of a cartoon showing a lightbulb going off in the person’s head. She spoke with a hint of excitement. “It is not something that I considered. I question if anyone has until now.”

Her eyelids grew heavier and heavier until she could no longer keep them open. When she woke up again, her stomach felt empty. The only thing that had ever given her hope was gone. The effects of the anesthesia were fading, and the sharp pain in her abdomen made even the smallest movement unbearable. Tears streamed down her face. The baby was gone. Her future was completely shattered. Meanwhile, Matteo was at the nightclub he frequented. In a private room, he drowned himself in alcohol, frustration eating away at him. He didn't even remember the last time he had gotten a decent night's sleep.

She heaved a big sigh before acknowledging the people in front of her again, "Tell me what happened." "Right," Layla was the first to respond. She ushered Francesca to follow her into a wide door to the right of the castle entrance, "As you might already know, the Greek terrestrial gods have ruled this universe since its conception. All planets were theirs. They created humanoid beings on these planets, some of which are chosen to be their vessels throughout the centuries. But eons ago, the terrestrial gods of other cultures have also begun to spring up out of the macroverse consciousness. And soon enough, everyone was fighting for power."

“It is a branch.” Commander Blackwood raised his weapon. “Who are you?” The girl looked at him. “I do not know anymore.” Subject One smiled. “Progress.” Elena ignored him. “A branch of what?” “Possibility.” The girl looked toward Commander Blackwood. “When the system broke, realities that had previously been separated became accessible.” Charles understood. “Parallel timelines.” “Incorrect.” “Then what?” “Unresolved outcomes.” Elena frowned. “Explain.” The girl looked at Lucas.

Cuore agreed and Prince Tay also nodded. "My project Tanencha was to discover parallel worlds. I believe that when the experiment exploded and the beam struck me, there was enough energy to take us away from our observable universes and place us all together in this one. Considering we all have the same name and birthday... I think we are all the same person. Just different versions of ourselves." "So you telling me that I'm a black mad scientist, a skinny white teenager and hmm let's see a woman. Yes, that makes perfect sense." Prince Tay sarcastically smiled.

As I drifted toward exhausted sleep once more, surrounded by soft female bodies, tongues still lazily licking my skin, I realized the terrifying truth: I never wanted to leave. A week had passed, and I no longer recognized the woman I used to be. The old Johanna — the straight, overworked, responsible one who rushed to her best friend’s wedding — felt like a distant memory. Here, in this hidden, blessed community deep in the forest, time moved differently. The land itself seemed enchanted: fruit trees heavy with ripe offerings, crystal-clear springs that sparkled under moonlight, flowers that bloomed even at night and filled the air with sweet, intoxicating scents. There were no men. No rule

Then. “But I can give him another place to awaken.” The room stilled. Aldric’s breath halted. Seraphiel stared. “What do you mean?” Seraphiel asked carefully. Zephyr’s voice lowered. “There are worlds layered over this one. Not realms. Not territories. Entire existences. Parallel threads woven from the same origin.” Magnus who had remained silent until now, spoke. “You would displace him?” “Yes.” Seraphiel stepped closer to the bed instinctively.

"We jump realities. Keep moving. Stay ahead of him. Give Luna time to grow." "He'll follow," Erebus says. "Let him." Trinity smiles. Dangerous. "We'll make him work for it. Tire him out. Weaken him. By the time he catches us, Luna will be ready." It's insane. Reckless. Our only option. "Do it," I say. We jump through the portal. Into another reality. It looks like ours but different. The sky is purple. The trees are blue. Everything feels slightly wrong. "This is a parallel dimension," Trinity explains. "One where reality reset differently. We can hide here for hours. Then jump again."