Sero Timeskip Novels & Stories

"As soon as I regained my senses and found you, I went for you. I had every intention of seeing you. I wasn’t at peace. The investigation only yielded data from the time you were in your mother’s womb until you were two and a half years old. Obviously, I was very worried, but…" "But what, Dad…?" "I forgot that almost 8 years had passed. To you, I was dead, and for me, life stopped during that time. But for you, life went on." Despite how confusing this sounded, Serenity understood what he meant. According to what she had been told, Marcus and they had met when Serenity was just over two years old. Her mother had married him when she was five, and if Peter had been looking for her, by that ti

A Month Later “My love, I want us to go out,” I say to Serah one evening. “There’s something I’d like to show you.” It had been a month since I was discharged from the hospital, and I had fully regained my strength. It felt good to be back on my feet. “Where are we going?” she asks with a spark of curiosity in her eyes. “It’s a surprise,” I tease, grinning at her. “You’ll see once we get there.” “You know how much I hate suspense,” she says with a playful pout. “Just tell me!”

Ilya’s face, caught in the reflection of the window. Unmasked. Uncertain. Human. For the first time since this began, Serena didn’t just see a threat. She saw a mirror. And it was starting to crack. 43:59:12 The clock kept ticking. But so was something else. A connection. A fracture healing sideways. A war becoming personal.

Tsuki was using his knowledge of that reality in which he used the right date, which he memorized, it would help him, so he used it to go through that period in question, he memorized each of the events he relived, in the original week, he had in another timeline suffered a fatal injury, which was not participating in the event. So, replaying those days, an average of 40 times, in which he returned for an average of a week isolated without the presence of his loves and friends, in which he transported himself to that period of time of an alternate reality in which he died. Then, by timing and playing simulations on his computer so that he could time the right time when all those situations w

"Oh no." They left immediately and Tim knew he needed to be there with her, but as soon as Tim got into Blood Moon lands, he collapsed too. His bones began to break rapidly, and he screamed out. Everyone knew they were mates now. Destiny’s early shift caused Timothy to shift a year early. Sam lifted him and rushed him to where Destiny was and they stared at each other, holding hands while they continued to shift.

this time he will change it, he will not miss clues and what is happening on Seri to prevent that thing to happen again, anything that includes Serina tragedy will be lessened if he prepares enough, it was also an opportunity to track his observation on the suspicious person lurking around. "Sure." He answered, placing the guitar back on the tripod stand. "Really? Do you not need to study right now?" Seri asked him, tilting her head in confusion. "What studies, I'm bored on it," Paul grinned and smirk, he was bored on studying, who wants to study the same page again? Especially when traveled through time. "Okay! Since you will come with me, I'll make you a human bag carrier." Seri teased and

She just hoped that it would work. Back to the present-the year 2029-at the CERN main site, Prometheus had made his way into the Large Hadron Collider, having killed everyone else at the ATLAS detector station. The Titan had been in pursuit of Viper and missed her after she had managed to create a wormhole and gone back in time. Well, that had happened about five seconds ago even though Viper herself had spent over an hour traveling through time, thanks to a little something known as 'time dilation'.

I reminded myself to bounce back into some positivity. Future Valen bit his lip, staring hard into my desperate pleading eyes. He remonstrated gruff and tightly, “Whatever it was, I fixed it. I’ve kept Snow here while you were supposed to stay where you were. But with this gimmick, there’s another ripple in the timeline. There’s no Raina in your time because you left it. The timekeepers know you’ve time-traveled, and they are here for you.” With a haughty toss of his head, he cut his glance from me, sending it to the door behind me. My nerves skyrocketed because something else had gotten his attention.

The office felt colder than before. Serena slowly lifted her eyes to the clock on the wall. Tick. Tick. Tick. A small smile appeared on her lips. “Fourteen hours.” Alexandra looked at her. “What?” Serena stood up and walked to the floor-to-ceiling window. She looked out at the glittering city below. “That’s how much time we have,” she said quietly. Then she turned to Alexandra. “Fourteen hours to save your career.” Her expression turned cold. “And if we fail…”

Anaya saw brief, chaotic flashes: a modern city burning under a foreign sky, a Roman legion marching through a futuristic metropolis, and a Victorian-era London frozen under a dying red sun. "The temporal fractures are no longer local," the Council explained. "The human race’s technological leap in the twenty-first century has shattered the natural progression of cause and effect. The timeline is bleeding into itself. If we do not initiate the Final Reset within three hours, the consensus reality will permanently fracture. Human civilization will dissolve into a multi-era slaughterhouse."