Portal To Another World Novels & Stories

Zayn stretched his shoulders. “I would like to complain, but I'm too curious.” Caelan gave a small smile. “Then let's go.” Kael simply nodded. Lyra stepped forward. “I know the way.” Elara looked at her. “You're sure?” “Yes.” Lyra's silver eyes began glowing. “The First World isn't just a place.” The floor beneath them opened. “It is the beginning.” A massive portal appeared. Beyond it was an endless silver landscape. Mountains floated in the distance.

Before I could respond, the sky split open. Thousands of portals appeared. Each portal showed a different world. One was burning. One was frozen. One was drowning. One was peaceful. One was filled with war. One had no humans. One had no animals. One had no death. One had no life. My daughter covered her face. Too many. I pulled her into my arms. Don't look. But she looked anyway. Mama... What? They're all crying. My heart broke. The End stepped closer. You can hear them because you are their Keeper.

As we continued our stroll, a phalanx of elf-like guards marched ominously towards us. "We should seek cover. I fear their presence heralds ill news," he suggested, grasping my hand and guiding me towards a shadowy alleyway. "By the way, , how can I transition to the other realm?" I asked, recalling a time devoid of such looming threats. "The sole method to open the portal to the other world is via the royal transport portal. However, it's strictly off-limits and only accessible to royals. You can only gain access if you're accompanied by a royal," he explained.

There was no land on the other side but a twirl of colours of an endless void. My heart lunged into the wall of my chest as I realised what this peculiar portal was. A doorway between realms and time. 'Could it be?!' The thought rented through my head. 'Has Saraya found a way to another world!' The possibility of finding her made my heart skip a beat. I walked through with no hesitation and the portal closed up. Her scream grew and I broke into a run. Barreling through the void, I found myself bursting out to a sandy shore with an errant crowd, chanting 'burn them'! The crowd was many with a mix of men and women in long, strange-looking dresses.

When I regained consciousness, I was standing in an entirely new world. A familiar male voice echoed beside me. “Thank you, Olivia. It’s thanks to you that we can continue our experiment. We admire your kindness, your forgiveness, and your calmness. We formally invite you to become an interdimensional traveler. As your reward, you will be able to travel across different worlds and live different lives. None of your emotions will ever be punished by the System.” The next second, a communication screen appeared in front of me, and I was successfully connected.

It appeared his teleportation still functioned, though he could no longer jump directly across realms like he used to. "Where are we, Drex? Good grief! What is that?" I asked the moment I saw a gargantuan vortex of violet and black, with arcs of lightning crackling around it. "That is the portal to the human world. You want to go back, right?" Drex explained. "So I have to go through that... that black hole vortex?" "Yes!" "Is there any guarantee I’ll actually make it back to my world?" I asked hesitantly, staring in horror at the rift.

Chaos stopped smiling. That was never a good sign. Hunter crossed his arms. "Can someone explain what is happening?" Order nodded. The guardian's expression became unusually grave. "This may not only be a portal." The clearing went silent. Hunter frowned. Sol straightened. Even Chaos looked alert. Order touched the bark one final time. Then spoke the words none of us wanted to hear. "It may be the entrance to another dimension." The world seemed to stop. Another dimension. Not another realm. Not another kingdom.

Erina's shadow fiends were creating a defensive perimeter. I ran. Every step felt like betrayal. Like I was abandoning Axel and the twins. But I ran. We reached the portal. Up close, it hummed with energy that made my teeth ache. Through its surface, I could see the next world. The Whispering Void. Absolute darkness. Nothing visible beyond. "Marcus, Brady, get Sarah through," I ordered. "Bree, Erina, help me cover Axel and the twins." Marcus and Brady didn't argue. They stepped through the portal with Sarah, disappearing into darkness.

"It's... another world, connected to this one through the seven portals." I quickly sat up when I heard her explanation, hope filling my heart. My Mariah might not be lost after all. "The portal. You know about the portal that took Mariah." "I know about many portals," she confirms. "Farifilia is connected to your world through several dimensional gateways. The one on your family's old territory is just one of many." My heart starts racing with the first real hope I've felt since Mariah disappeared. "Then you can help me get her back. You can tell me how to reach her."

I managed. “Magic,” he said simply, as though it were the most obvious thing in the world. When I just stared at him incredulously, he continued, “Every pack headquarters has something like this—a portal between the human world and the werewolf lands so that pack members can travel safely. The elevator acts as a gateway when you press the number thirteen.” Astonished, I turned in slow circles, taking it all in with fresh eyes—the trees, the snow, the vastness of the space.