Portal To Another World Novels & Stories

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.

There was pure sincerity in his voice, and his steady gaze left no room for doubt or insecurity. “You’ll take me to your world? Is that even possible?” “Willow, Eraply, Lucon,” he said in a low voice. “If you repeat that several times in front of a spring marked on a moonless night, it’ll open a safe portal to the other side.” “Willow, Eraply, Lucon? What does that mean?” I was intrigued that crossing over could be so simple. “If it’s that easy, why don’t you use those words to go back?”

"I'll listen." Ariana nodded, a smile spreading across her face. "Excellent. Let's begin." Ariana led me to a large, circular table in the centre of the room. It was covered in strange symbols and markings that seemed to pulse with a life of their own. "This is a portal to other dimensions," Ariana explained, her eyes gleaming with excitement. "With this, we can access infinite possibilities." I felt a shiver run down my spine. I had never heard of anything like this before.

She told me. “Really? That’s all?” “Hmm.” I see, that’s not hard. I took a deep breath and let out the words, “Let me go back to the human world. Please.” “Call it.” She said. “Dryad of this oak tree, please.” There was silence for a few seconds, then the wind blew and the mist began to rise from the ground. A portal opened up to the human world . I could see the familiar forest on the other side. “It worked!” I can go back now. I looked at Esra happily and she told me to go, “I’ll see you again?”

This was the portal, a gateway that connected our realm with the human multiverse—a shimmering illusion, full of infinite possibilities, reflecting the unknown that lay beyond. Stepping closer to the portal, I took a moment to appreciate its surreal beauty. It was like a veil of iridescent light, shivering under the softest breeze, reflecting a multitude of colours that sparkled under the night sky. The glowing cascade of energy seemed to hum, a sweet, strange melody that thrummed with the rhythm of my heartbeat. With a deep breath, I stepped into the unknown.

When I was sure he wasn’t disturbed, I turned around and reread the name of the spell my eyes just landed on after turning the page. “Portal Spell” The spell was a few paragraphs short. And under it was the description: A doorway opened by the warlock that can send her or anyone she wants into any place on this globe. Neither the warlock nor the person she sends should be familiar with the place they will be portaling into, a picture or the warlocks memory is enough to send them to the right place. Level: intermediate. “Shit” I cursed again in a low voice. This was bad.

Valerie took a seat on the couch next to the youngest children and noticed that the youngest is interested in watching anime, particularly the one that they are currently watching on television, ‘Sailor Sun. “Woah, she's so gorgeous, and her transformation is amazing,” the youngest commented, imitating the protagonist they were watching. Valerie agreed and watch the show with her as Mrs. Nettle is preparing their dinner. Mrs. Nettle finishes cooking dinner after thirty minutes and asks her youngest daughter to summon her father and older brother for dinner, "Faith, can you please call your father and brother for dinner," and her child nods before going to her father's and brother's rooms to

She paused and looked at everyone’s curious expression. She continued. "I didn’t know that the tree was a portal. But it’s too late because the portal forcefully swallowed me. And the portal takes me to the world of Majika." "World of Majika?" Zaphe blurted out, and Luna nodded. "Yes, it’s the world of wizards that uses a wand to release their magic. But what surprises me is that I am no longer invisible. It’s like a miracle. Everyone can see and hear me. I don't know what happened, but I'm thankful for it because being invisible is also exhausting. Then a war broke out, and I helped them defeat the enemy. And after I helped that world and returned to the former quiet and happy world, the po

She ran into the shadow and a golden light shone from her, surrounding Mazikeen. “You wanted power, here is mine.” Gwenn shouted as she poured, raw undiluted power into Mazikeen. He reduced drastically in sight before Gwenn stopped, staggering under the weight of the power she just expended. “You also wanted to be a god. Well go and meet them in their realm.” Gwenn said weakly then she opened a portal and pushed Mazikeen into it and after a lot of fight, he lost his hold on this world as he was swept fully into the portal. It was only then that Gwenn sank to her knees.

look, so I ignored him and kept my eyes locked on the portal. I needed to clear out all of this dancing plasma shit that was clogging my view and the pathway to the portal itself, so I imagined the space shrinking between my opening and the one one the other end. At first, it wasn’t budging. There was just too much dancing energy in the way. But then, as I concentrated on burning that junk away, the two doors became closer, and suddenly it was more like a window than a doorway in that we could see into the other world. “Where is she? Can you see her?” Joshua aked. “Can I go in after her?”