Novel & Cerita Portal To Another World

A location that would allow me to travel back and forth between realms literally from the comfort of my backyards. We built a shred around a crater portal that transported us to the were world. Unlike the gated portal we used for werewolves wanting to visit the mortal world this portal was only known to myself and my higher ranks. In the past, weres were able to escape and travel between worlds by crating unstable portals in between the worlds.

Nor did it look dingy and gloomy anymore. There was a portal at the end of it. A portal that lead to another world. A very very different kind of dimension. A place unseen to the living, naked eye, except for some chosen few.

I don't know why they would put themselves through hell like this for so long. "The portals are thought to have been created by an ancient civilization who successfully mastered travel between realms. Although, nobody knows the reason why these portals keep popping up without their help. When you enter one of these portals, a spell is automatically cast on you that translates the language between you and the inhabitants of the world. This is a permanent spell, spells like these are called curse spells because they cannot be undone by regular means."

He walked toward them, the Void rippling like water beneath his feet. "But you," he looked at Elara. "You’re an Overflow Error. You’ve done something my species hasn't done in a billion years. You’ve created 'New Energy' out of nothing but a bond. You didn't just break the simulation; you’re starting to overwrite the 'Real' world." The Choice: The Ghost or the Flesh The Developer waved his hand, and two portals appeared in the Void. Portal A (The Digital Paradise): A world of perfect light, where their minds would be uploaded into a new, stable system. No pain, no death, no more fighting. They would be gods of their own virtual reality.

If the portal fell, the last survivors would die between worlds. And Alina— Alina already knew that. "No," he breathed. And then he was moving. Through the portal. Through the screams of his children. Through Lucian's desperate grab for his arm. He crossed the threshold between worlds in three strides. Alina's legs gave out. She fell to her knees, hands clutching uselessly at the blade protruding from her chest. Silver light leaked from the wound, not blood—her essence, the magic that had sustained this realm, pouring out.

But before I got anywhere near, Harry held my hand and pulled me back "That would have been a stupid move, Aria!" He glared at me. After I apologized, he informed me, "Never mess with portals, Aria. They're dangerous. More dangerous than rogues." Harry took a step closer and I followed him. The light bathed his face in a ghostly glow. "They are floating doors to unknown worlds and dimensions. And you have to chant a mantra to reach your intended destination. If you enter without it, you’ll be stranded in another world with no hope of returning."

The boundaries between worlds seemed fragile, like thin ice ready to crack. Richard, now regaining some of his strength, stared at the portal in awe. "Is that... Are those other realms?" Selene nodded gravely. "Indeed. The Heartstone's activation, while saving this realm, has torn the fabric between worlds. If we don't act quickly, the chaos of intertwining realities will consume them all." A particularly haunting image from the portal caught my attention — a devastated version of the town square, with its people appearing gaunt and devoid of hope. The stark contrast to our current surroundings was a chilling reminder of the stakes.

Lilly said, Myrna smiled and nodded. “This was certainly very detrimental. Just imagine. You guys are having fun planting vegetables. You just walked around casually when you suddenly encountered a hungry troll." Myrna's words made Lilly and Debby shiver. “The portal's location changes and is invisible. It floats in the air and blends in with the surroundings, making it impossible for us to see if it was around. At that time, the portal to another Realm was like a predator in camouflage that targeted its prey. Once you in, you couldn’t come back.." Myrna took her tea. She took a sip and sighed.

It causes my whole world to almost fall apart. 'To leave the Ravens Den Coven, a portal must have been opened by one of the top sorcerers.' I stagger away from where the book is and my world falls apart.

Erin said, smiling at Noe. "You think you're the only one who can control things?" Noe stood up while looking at Erin with a sinister look. I let them talk because there was no way anyone would answer if I asked. I open the teleportation portal, from the other side of the portal appears a room of my room in the kingdom of lamris. "Come on." I entered first, then looked at the room I'd only left a few months ago. The state of the room didn't change at all, I then walked towards the door followed by Noe and Erin.