Novel & Cerita Portal To Another World

"I mean, was the portal there ever since?" "Honestly, none us knows better. We've been trying to discover how and had many conclusions which narrowed to what we thought were answers. The portal started to appear small as soon as chaos fell upon our land. Many Kieriko's tried to flee to other dimensions. Some succeeded some didn't. But to those who were able to come back, laid reliable evidences that there are other worlds existing other than our very own." It would have been cool if I wasn't here lost in their world. I would still want to believe I'm in a dream.

We are ready," said Nora, Gretchen closed his eyes and opened them, his eyes turned blue, then he stretched out his hands and made a circle in the air. A circular ring is formed with blue flames around it, inside of it is blue with shades of black. The portal is openly linking their world and the other world together. "This is it, this is the time I get answers to my questions," Nora said in her mind, Darey and her hold hands and go through the portal and it closes right behind them.

Sara was quiet throughout the exchange and I could have sworn she was trying so hard to concentrate on her breakfast. Mama Teresa was hesitant to change the topic but I had to steer the conversation from Kai to something else. "How's Eden City connected to my world?" I asked the question that had had me ruminating ever since I got to Eden City. "Oh, there's this portal that is said to be able to get you anywhere you want to go in your own world." Sara responded. "A portal, like some opening of some sort?" "Yeah yeah, something like that" A portal? Was it some kind of sci-fi adventure? Had I been drugged when Kai brought me in here, I would have seen the portal.

Why did a monster pop up when I’d thought of opening the portal? When the cute little guy heard him, he quickly roles over and stand on his feet and short after that, his cloudy fur began to expand. The cloudy fur began to turn into a large portal and the small monster was acting as a gateway between the two worlds. So, what I imagined was still a portal then but instead of it being a normal portal, I made a unique grade monster that serves as a gateway! That is so cool! As he enters the portal, he saw a glimpse of a realm like the one Bathala was residing but there was a lot of people inside. What could it be?

As I stepped through the portal, boots on, I thought of Daemon to be transported to his book. When I came out the other side, I instantly realized something had gone wrong. Even though I hadn’t visited Daemon’s world, I knew it was set in the human realm. The blood-red sky I was under was clearly not a feature of the human world. I lifted my right jacket sleeve, showing a thin metal bracelet engraved with “fuck off,” and then tapped on the word fuck, which caused a holographic keyboard to appear. As I questioned the reason for my portal’s destination, when I was trying to go to Daemon’s book, I typed in “book, blood-red, and sky” intending to reach Daemon’s book. I didn’t remember Auth havin

Helixia raises her hand slowly, adsorbing the energy from the full moon. The air around them seemed to freeze. Slowly, a pathway begins to form, strong light energy creating a doorway for them to pass through "What... what is that thing?" Zelda stammers, avoiding direct eye contact with the blinding portal light. "That is the gateway connecting the three worlds. And we're going to pay the third world a little visit." "I just hope I don't end up regretting this". Tyron mumbled as he watched Helixia and Zelda step into the portal, he sighed before following closely behind.

The coven sent me off without ever telling me that once I opened the portal to the land of the dead, it would unleash more spirits into the abandoned building. One of the scariest moment ever. I thought I would've be stuck there like a poltergeist! Around late afternoon I was making my way back home. Looking for an opened portal around the academy that u could take a short cut to. Opening a portal on your own could really drain your energy. I loved Witchy World! It was so magical and only had two seasons. Spring and fall. You can be yourself one-hundred percent here and learn about all the other supernaturals in the world. They also have the best organic and healthiest delicacies any witch o

“We’ve been working on something… dangerous.” Seraphine’s breath hitched. “Dangerous how?” The room felt heavier suddenly, the air pressing down like the calm before thunder. Alaric met her gaze, his words falling like stones into still water. “We’re trying to open a portal,” he said slowly. Seraphine blinked. “A portal? To where?” Alaric’s expression didn’t change, cold, steady, resolute. “To your world.” The air in the room seemed to freeze, the soft flicker of the candles dimming as if even the flames were holding their breath.

Mike installed his power decoys on the rooftops while Bridget coordinated movement through an earpiece, guiding them like a commander. “James, left side clear. Clara, stay behind Mike. Don’t touch anything shiny—it might explode.” “It will NOT explode,” Mike muttered. James smirked. “His inventions always explode.” “I heard that!” Clara managed a small laugh. Then her pendant warmed. Not softly. Violently. “Mike…” she whispered. “They’re coming.” A swirling darkness formed at the far end of the street. The same three shadow villains stepped through the portal, their smoky bodies rippling like liquid night.

It pulsed with an otherworldly energy, casting a surreal light across the cavern. “Is that…” I began, my voice trailing off in disbelief. “That’s the portal,” Tyler interrupted. I stood there, utterly mesmerized. How could something like this exist? It defied everything I thought I knew about the world. “So… if I step through this, I’ll be back in my city?” I asked, my voice wavering with a mix of hope and uncertainty. “Not quite,” he replied, his expression unreadable. “You’ll need to say the name of the place you want to go. If you don’t, the portal might drop you somewhere else—Africa, Europe, or any other human continent.”