Portal To Another World Novels & Stories

I'm afraid we have to back out no- "Pick up the pace, or else w-" That barrier-teleport shit again?! Judging from experiences, that's leagues more skeptical! "Neh, Miles. I've noticed, do you not know how to use conveyance?" "Conve-what? I'm from another world, you know!" "Oh! I forgot! So uhh... do you know about portals?" "Yeah, I guess." "It works something like that." "Okay? But how do you know where you end up?" "I can't explain, but trust me!"

She needed clarification. “Yes and no. The vampire castle is not parallel to this part of the demon world. Neither is the town you went to university. Think of it as you are traveling across the world, but you also add that you are traveling across a plane to the other side then must travel across the world. The way the forest portal works is that it saves time between the travel. You follow along the thin line between the worlds to arrive at a single destination that is in a different part of the human world.” Elcid explained.

As he fought for control, his eyes, sharpened by panic, caught a nearly imperceptible seam in the wall, it looked like an hidden door. Mira, seeing his intent, staggered to her feet and followed him through the doorway. They were plunged into absolute darkness. With each step they took, torches flickered to life on the walls, revealing a small, circular chamber. In the center, on a pedestal of bone, rested a strange, pulsating sphere. The color split perfectly in two: one hemisphere glowed with a bloody crimson light, the other was a void of absolute black, each side spilling its respective energy into the air.

I was all alone with this guy in a strange place, in his bedroom. But how did I get here? Was this one of his magic tricks I heard so much about? "Answer me, how did you bring me here so fast?" I insisted. "I used a portal and teleported here," he said. I looked at him with confusion. "What's a portal?" He gave me an amusing glance as if I had said something funny. "You've got a lot to learn, little girl. Portals open the door to other worlds or anywhere I want to be. I have that power, and it helps me transport one place to another pretty quickly."

“No. From what I’ve learned, only those who pass through this specific portal can access it, alongside anyone who they may carry with them. Brace for discomfort please, we are about to enter” He zoomed forward and plunged themselves into the portal. Vida felt a tingling sensation all over her body as she passed through the portal, she heard various voices all mixed together, her heart started to beat loudly as she bravely opened her eyes and looked. It looked like outer space, if outer space was filled with shards of different visions and places of the world other than stars. “Beautiful.” She murmured and saw that Tessa was also looking at it amazed. Vergil allowed himself a small smile of t

She sat on the floor. "Why can't you just open up another portal if he doesn't make it back in time?" "Portals are unique to the witch that places them. They draw the magical ruins differently in each dimension. I know the ones here because I've seen it. I don't know what the ones on the other side look like. What I'm doing now is called portal hijacking and it's a one way ticket in and out of the same portal."

The air crackled with an unnatural energy colors unseen by human eyes, sounds that resonated deep within their minds. They had done it: activated the portal, but now they were caught in a realm where the rules of physics, time, and morality no longer applied. This was the dimension of the Dimensional Drift, a place where every possibility existed simultaneously, where multiple versions of themselves coexisted, each with their own memories, desires, and fears.

“Stop yelling.” “I will never stop yelling,” he replied. The portal crack widened. Only an inch. Only a sliver. Barely enough for anything to fit through. But enough for me to feel the pull. Realm magic. Cold and heavy and familiar. The doorway between worlds opened for a single heartbeat. And something moved inside it. A shadow. A silhouette. A shape that reached toward the opening with purpose. A hand. Pale. Cold. Trembling. A hand reached through the crack in the portal.

I asked, trying to make sense of anything. She gave me the world’s most unhelpful shrug. “I don’t know. But they’re going to regret it very soon.” I blinked at her. “That’s… comforting. Thanks, demon child.” She pointed with her chin. “They came in through that door. So that’s probably the only way out.” I stared at her for a beat. “Oh wow. Thank you, Captain Obvious. I never would’ve figured that out with my own two eyes.”

The the world in front of us began to spin, a slow, mesmerizing whirl of nature folding into itself. A portal formed. It was circular, alive, pulsing with the rhythm of ancient magic. Zevarion and I stepped through, and we were no longer in the same world. Velmora Cradle unfolded before us like a dream. A place untouched by war, pain, or time. The skies above shimmered with soft pink and lilac hues, as though dusk had been painted there permanently. The air was warm and fragrant, laced with the scent of blooming flowers and honeyed rain.