Portals Into Other Dimensions Novels & Stories

“I ken he used that method because his shine was low. Is that correct, cousin?” Lance gave me a loving look before nodding. “It took a lot to find my one true love.” Nora looked disappointed. “So, you won’t be going through the mirror again?” Anton patiently smiled. “I ken that, between the three of us, we can simply dematerialize to make the trip.” “We can do that?” I gasped. “I thought that we needed a portal.” “Aye, lass. ‘Tis the proper way when one’s shine is healthy,” he replied. “Portals are mainly used to travel dimensions, not timelines.”

As we walked in, he began to walk up the stairs, and I just stood there puzzled. He turned and looked back at me, “It's alright, you are with me. Come on.” He said reaching his hand towards me to take. I took his hand and let him lead me. We got to the gateway at the top of the stairs, and to me, it looked like a mirror behind some green hanging vines growing out from between the stones on the walls. “Is our world the only one with gateways?” I asked studying the gateway. “No, Rayna you need to understand.... our worlds are in different dimensions, not in outer space as many believe.”

Still, there was a little more to them that he usually didn't say. He didn't expect people to run straight to one of the portals and disappear without him. He usually went with people that wanted a guide. The portals, or gates, were the passageway of energy that directed people straight to their own inner dimensions. Yes, they could be directed in other ways, with a couple of changes on the energy flow that was supplied to them. If that variation happened, the visitors could be portaled and get lost in other dimensions, so the priority for the engineers in charge was to maintain the energy level and flow stable and safe.

When she opened them, she still looked irritated. ‘How do we find this gate then?’ Joy forced a sweet smile. I pursed my lips and she kneaded her forehead as though she had a blazing headache. ‘You don’t know either.’ And then she perked up like fireworks. ‘Portal. You’re talking about a portal. A portal to another dimension.’ ‘S-Something like that.’ I smiled awkwardly. ‘Think of a person. Anyone who lives there,’ instructed the scientist. ‘But that’s not what Keithen—I mean, Rum—did,’ I protested.

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'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.

In the quiet town of Everwood, where the rustling leaves whispered secrets and shadows clung to the edges of reality, a group of friends stumbled upon a hidden dimension that would unravel the fabric of their ordinary lives. It all began with a mysterious old radio, crackling with static in the basement of Jake's family home. Late one summer night, as they tuned into frequencies unknown, the friends—Jake, Emily, Noah, and Lily—accidentally opened a portal to the Upside Realms, a parallel dimension dripping with eerie echoes of their own world.

“So you’re saying this isn’t something you can explain away. That whatever Caroline saw, whatever both of them saw… it’s tied to that bond.” Alice nodded. “Exactly. And the truth is—” she hesitated, folding her hands together tightly “—we don’t know the full extent of this phenomenon. It’s astounding. Unprecedented. Even for us.” Shane’s voice sounded from across the room, his gaze hardened as it landed on Alice. “So what you’re really saying is you have no idea what kind of danger this means for her? For both of them.” Alice didn’t flinch, but her voice was soft when she answered, “Yes. The portal they saw might be a pocket dimension, something created by magic by Ashton and the wraiths so

Seb thought it looked familiar. “Okay, I’m good, let’s go!” Vincent said happily to Dorin. “Hey, no opening portals in the room.” Dorin told the tall guy. “Who knows what you might bring back with you.” “Bring back what?” Johan asked with a frown. [A portal creates a passage from this plane to the 'in-between', then from there, you can go anywhere you wish.] Seb wrote for Johan “The 'in between' is a crossroads for many beings,” Dorin continued, “Sometimes these ‘beings’ get stuck or lost in there and are constantly looking for a way out...”

“You know I can’t,” “I wonder,” I think out loud as I read over some of the pages again, “This indicates that there are seven possible portals ‘doors’ to another realm, and possibly more ways to open them, each a variation of the information we gained in Tolba, isn’t Mathias’ mother still alive?”