Portals Into Other Dimensions Novels & Stories

“What’s that?” “A snag,” said Ophois. “This is the space between dimensions,” Fenrir said, his voice grim. “Demeter’s plants were strong and thick enough to navigate this realm and create a breathable atmosphere that wouldn’t kill your physical bodies.” “Okay,” I said, hoping one of them would add a little more detail. Ophois tossed a gold key into the void, creating a second doorway that opened into a hallway. “This is the palace of the Sixth Dimension.” “So, we need to create another bridge?” I asked.

I whispered against her forehead. I opened the portal with a thought. The air in front of us tore in shades of violet and silver, the edges of the rift glowing like molten glass. My pocket dimension lay between worlds, a pocket of reality I had shaped over centuries. On the other side, the penthouse bathroom—black marble, a bathtub the size of a small pool, golden lighting that turned on by itself when it sensed my arrival. I crossed the portal with Evelyn in my arms. The rift closed behind us with a soft sound, like silk tearing. The silence of the dimension enveloped us immediately, that absolute silence I hated. But today it felt different. Today the silence wasn’t empty. It was full of h

"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."

“It doesn’t matter. We’re doing this tonight, damn it.” She led me into a room that I’d only entered once before when we were searching the house for intruders. It had a cold and eerie feel about it. It wasn’t just because of the candles and gadgets that she’d set out, I remembered that the room had that eerie feeling when we checked it for intruders too. Having had the recent lessons and training from Megan, I recognized that the room contained a portal to another dimension. By the feel of the air, that dimension wasn’t a place that I’d want to visit. I guessed it was where she planned on sending the witch spirit.

“Well… Most of the time. They consider those vampires their version of the criminally insane, and they deal with them inside their faction.” “Ah, good to know. So, where is this exactly that we’re meeting, and what is porting?” “Gods, it’s your first time porting. Its… Uh… I guess the best way to describe it is we’re using magic to move from one place to another by skimming along the doorway between realms, or dimensions. I’ve seen both words used in this definition.” “That’s oddly specific. I would have accepted we’re taking a magical portal to we need to go.”

“Give yourself time … now that you’re free, and I can work with you to harness your potential, you’ll soon see what you can do.” “No problem. I’ll gladly work with you to save your fiancée anytime you’re ready.” She told him. “Um, there’s more. She’s not being held in this dimension but in another one. We’ll have to travel to another dimension. I hope that is okay with you.” Duncan asked. “Dimension? What’s that? Oh, you mean like another town or city? No problem.” “No, no. By dimension, I mean another world entirely. We’re going to get there through a portal.” Duncan explained, but he could tell by the look on Sophia’s face that she was lost. In fact, 'lost' was an understatement.

I remembered the horror I felt the first time I saw it. He seemed to know what I was thinking. He walked towards the door, and open it. It was nothing but a quiet and dark alley. He shook his head. "How do you know when there's a dimension portal?" I asked him. He shrugged and smirked. "It's like opening a thousand doors just to find one. Unless the person on the other side would open it, it's the only time we can see it," he explained. "Or James..." "James?" He nodded. "Since he came from the future, it's easier for him at times to open the door. Like when he was trying to find us, but it took him a long time."

she asked softly. Surprised by her question, he responded without thinking. “The war,” he said. Fiona sat up, confused. “The war is only recent,” she offered. “Did ya know about it in advance?” “Not the Civil War. I meant the war with Shadow Land,” he explained. “The main portal to many dimensions from Shadow Land is nearby. They enter our realm through it and then travel time to the era they desire. I basically came to the front line.” “Ya come and go. I didn’t realize a traveler played such a role in the war,” she said. “How can ya when ya are here and there all of the time?”

He asks. “I don’t know, Arles. When I went there and found everything has changed, I got scared. I-” “I was scared too,” He interrupts me before I look at him in wonder. “I was scared that you’ll be lost and I won’t be able to see you again. You were the first one to travel between two realms without using portals. Portals are important to swap realms as they help to adjust the time frames and dimensions but you didn’t require that. You just used traveling sand. I think it was possible for you because you were there initially,” He explains while I continue looking at him.

This portal was indeed a true priceless artifact that I PRAYED Dante would bid on! Not only were portal’s priceless artifacts, but what they could do was even more unimaginable! A portal was said to enable it’s user to travel to any destination the user specified or had coordinates to - yes, coordinates, as in - interstellar travel or interdimensional travel. A portal was said to allow the user to travel to the demon realm, fae realm, and even the realm of the gods! I knew this from a class I took in high school on ancient mythology. It’s what inspired me to even want to go to college! I loved history and the older the artifact, the more I geeked out about it. When the bidding began and I di