Portals Into Other Dimensions Novels & Stories

“You did cause the lights to go out in the parking garage when X rescued Carl. It worked pretty damn well back then.” Spitfire smirked, but there was a hint of pride in her voice. “Exactly. Same strategy, different target.” She glanced at me then, her eyes gleaming with mischief. “No offense, Carl, but if I hadn’t triggered that blackout, you’d still be in the hospital, wouldn’t you?” I shot her a grin. “True enough. You saved my ass, Spitfire.” Dr. Schnell stopped pacing and turned to face the group. “Zhis… shutting the portal, it’s nearly impossible, you know. We are talking about a mystical gateway to another dimension. Even closing it by collapsing the mine… it will not be easy.”

I poke him in the side, teasing him. "Yes, very much so." I turn away, staring at the pond in the corner. It looked like a totally normal body of water from here. No magical properties in sight. "Is that really where I came through?" I look back to Larkin, who is already nodding. "Why weren't you the one who pulled me through then?" I remember Erik's voice being the first one I heard, even though the portal was in Jotunn.

Each one was barely larger than a fist but enough to reach through and grab whatever we found. The first bomb was under the academy bleachers. I portaled it into the empty space between dimensions where it could not hurt anyone. Jamie located three more in quick succession. Medical centre basement. Luna's garden shed. The community centre attic. My dimensional abilities screamed in protest as I pushed harder than I had in years. Opening this many portals at once felt like trying to hold back an avalanche with bare hands. "How many total?" I gasped. "At least twenty based on the energy patterns." Jamie's face was pale with concentration. "Some are masked with supernatural interference."

- she pointed at a device with large silver metallic plates - "these elements are acting as a large base for generating great amounts of frequency which siphons negative energy that is projected out through here." She pointed at a small metallic tube sticking out from one end of the device then went ahead to push a button on the device. Natasha watched as another sudden flash of white light shot out of the tube and a small mass of energy materialised, glowing in a light blue color and remaining suspended in the air before dying out. "What you just saw was a portal," came Dr. Patterson. "Like a wormhole?" "No. Not exactly. A wormhole acts as a gateway to both space and time but a portal is mo

CHAPTER FOUR Eric walked down the passage which had black tiles on its floor and up the walls; doors on his left and right as he walked passed; each door had a tag. He walked past a door labelled Saturn, another Jupiter, Mars, Venus, Mercury. The doors were labelled with planets of the solar system except Earth; they were not labelled for figurative purpose because each door actually leads to the planets mentioned; those doors were known as “Dimensional Gates”.

I dodge out of the spell's way and it soars past me and collides with Klara's limp form. His hands drop again and then the sun proves to be too much for his darkness and parts of his body start to turn to ash as it falls off him. "Nooo," he shrieks looking down at his dissipating form. He starts to stumble back until he finally falls through the portal. Kyra starts spinning the staff counterclockwise as she utters another incantation and stops when the portal disappears. I gather my bearings and run over to Klara. "Klara, Klara please wake up." I look up at Kyra and she looks away. I let my head fall as I sit over her form that's still.

He nodded slowly, a wise gleam in his eyes as he processed the bizarre tale. When Amanda finished, the sorcerer spoke, revealing his years of wisdom and knowledge. "Amanda, what you've experienced is the enigma of the portal's timelessness. You see, the portal can act as a peculiar vessel that transcends the ordinary flow of time. It can propel you either back in time, even years or decades, or thrust you into the future. The triggering factors can be as mysterious as life and death themselves." He paused, considering Amanda's unique situation. "In your case, it seems that the portal's magic latched onto the pivotal event – the death of Dimitri. It held you in its grasp, and while it might h

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.

Longest twenty minutes of my life… until I found out Lenora was sick about three hours ago. On the way out, they created portals and took us one or two at a time. Lady Camille was right. The quick trip left me disoriented and nauseous. On the way to the village near the airport, Delilah explained a portal was not just a tear in space and time. It’s a connection between one place and another. Portals are possible because of a place mortals can’t access called “The Beyond”. The Beyond is where the connection between the two places is cut short. The longer the distance between the entrance and exit, the further the Beyond has to stretch to pull the two points together. That extra effort require

“Yes and No. Yes, because Trail eighty-one lies in the Northeast domain, but it does not lead to the Gate of Ghost unless you activate some elements to unlock that portal. It is another dimension that is unseen to most humans. The key lies in timing.” “So, am I right to say at certain times, maybe, hours in a day, that trail connects to the other dimension?” Staff Chua asked, wide-eyed. “If someone triggers it. Like pressing a metaphysical button. Due to the metaphysical elements of our world, we do not and cannot cross over to the other end. I suspect the three boys may have accidentally chanced upon that moment and crossed over.” There was silence as the two gentlemen digested my words. I