Portals Into Other Dimensions Mga Nobela at Kwento

I said, leaning back into my seat and closing my eyes. Portal pods are movable rooms that were constructed and specifically-enchanted to be vessels capable of transporting living things across dimensions without damaging them. It’s a little different from classic Teleportation magic—which any decent Mage ranked B and above can do—because Teleportation magic can only be used within the same dimension. You’ll just be creating a ‘window’ that connects one location to another, then stepping through it. But Portals are different. Instead of ‘windows’, it would be more accurate to describe them as ‘corridors’ connecting one location point in one dimension to another location point in a different d

"How does she have this?" "I'm confused." Olivia cut in. "Why is that a dreadful thing?" I threw a look to Ali. She could explain this better than I could since she did this with regularity than I ever did. "Simplistically speaking, portals are like doors." She started explaining, and when she started like this, her voice was always calm, and collected. "They act like a two-way door; portals that are created from magic, such as ours, they still need a physical destination for the muscle memory after its use." She paused, looking back at the screen. "Otherwise, when you step through a portal, without a destination in mind, you can be lost in the void. And when a portal closes, there's almost

Frix nervously laughed, "Well, that's easy." The heavy, thick, wooden door slowly opened in front of us, revealing a dark, portal with swirling smoke of ashes and dust particles. It discharges energy, forming thin bolts of lightning inside, making it appear like a swirling storm stuffed inside this door. A portal to another dimension. The Underworld. "We'll jump?" Frix asked, his face grimaced in obvious fear, not knowing what will happen after we get into that portal. "I say we all must hold our hands so just we won't get separated to different places," Kelly suggested which made sense for a little precaution. We have no idea how that portal works yet and holding on to each other to prevent

she said with a wistful tone. “If the queen’s people are going through time in this dimension in search of the princess, then, there are portals,” I explained. “It’s my understanding, through Jassy, that this dimension runs parallel with our own. I’m hoping to find the correct portal to take us home. I’m not worried about Jason. I have no doubt that he’ll find one to take him somewhere. Let’s just hope it isn’t to our time.”

A pitch-black portal with no end in sight appeared right in front of her. Alex was familiar with this strategy. This was the entrance to a specific dimensional space. For example, there were two secret realm entrances in his body, one from the Kala Temple and the other to the world built by Emperor Genbu. This one was a little different—it required Alex to reach Immortalization to be opened. Before stepping inside, Alba smiled at Lenneberg and said, "Since we are sisters, I will let you die with your daughter. I'm merciful enough for you. No need to thank me!"

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."

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.

We held onto each other until we finally arrived in the dimension where Wentira and the human dimension intersect, and where the Neutral dimension acts as a sort of border for us to enter my world. "You can call anyone now," I said, prompting Brenda to use the Packlink to notify the people in Wentira that we were now in the Plantae Territory. In the next moment, light appeared in front of me, creating a large hole that became the main gateway connecting this dimension to the Wentira Course. I went through it, seeing an elderly man with his air of supposed wisdom, surrounded by his trusted aides. As usual, he looked at me with a haughty gaze. Somehow, people associate his face with that old m

And he wept again. Not for the lives lost. But because I still saw him. When we returned, the skies cracked. Not storm. Portals. Across the realm. And from each, a figure stepped out. Versions of us. Different timelines. Different choices. All converging. And behind them—something older. Something waking.

“It’s a portal, it’ll take us back to the mage dimension. First thing we do is go to Queen Solaris’ court. We’ll need the dinemus’s help.” He picked up his bag and stepped through the portal. I took one final look at the green of my brother’s territory. I was going to save it all. I stepped through the portal and it felt like a brush of strong cold wind was compressing me. It last for seconds before I landed on my feet in a chilly dark mage dimension street. “We’re back.” I said. “Orion?” I looked around. Nothing but flickering lamps shadows in the alley, dead houses staring at me and puddles in the portals in the stony road. My face fell. Where the hell was Orion? I stepped in after him for