Summoned To Another World Novels & Stories

They told me that if I ever need them again, I just have to use the amulet that my father gave me. “Mei, do you know of a place where I can read manuscripts?” I asked Mei. We were back in my room and I was mulling over the thought of what the old lady told me. She said there were more like me in this world. She even said that she knew I wasn’t from this world. Did she mean that there are others who came from my world, died and were transmigrated to this world? If that were the case, then maybe there are some manuscripts written by those people in the past.

he bellowed and laughed maniacally. Meanwhile, Luna let out a deep sigh when she heard her friends from another world crying for help. They were calling her through the necklace she gave them and she knew everyone’s life was in danger. She remembered all her friends from Enchantreia World, Laikan World, and Majika World. What devastates her are the cries for help from the mortal world. They were all in despair and she needed to save them from misery.

Her voice was calm but the stern gaze she held, showed that she is not pleased with the event unfolding before her. The King is dead. Her beloved sister, the Queen, is a crying mess. And now she is standing in front of a bloody pentagram that have ancient text and symbols that opens a portal that summons a being from beyond their world, more specifically, from Mayari's world. "From the same realm you summoned your apprentice," Lucas replied as he raised his palm towards Mayari. "from that realm I will also summon her kin."

She was there, not just in memory but in presence—standing in the very moment the ritual had been cast. Black-robed figures circled the altar, chanting in a language she didn’t know. A child cried nearby. Blood poured from the carved grooves into the center of the stone. And above it all… a shadow—vast, winged, hungry—hovered just beyond the veil between worlds. “Aria!” a voice snapped. She jerked back, nearly collapsing. Varek caught her before she hit the ground. “What did you see?” “A summoning,” she breathed. “They didn’t bring the creature through. Not fully. But they opened the door. It’s… waiting.”

Their world was being pulled toward him. The floor beneath them began disappearing. Not breaking. Not collapsing. Disappearing. The white ground became transparent. Beyond it was an endless darkness. And within that darkness were countless worlds. Millions. Billions. Each one contained a different Evelyn. Different Lucians. Different Elis. Different versions of Kael. Different lives. Different deaths. Evelyn stared. "How many worlds?" Kael whispered, "All of them." The father spoke. "Every world you created." Evelyn's heart sank.

I simply answered. “We can start today,” We both looked at Amansinaya. I nodded at her, “But, beware...” She stopped. I held my breath, “We’ll be going to another world; a world where magic exists. So, expect that you’ll see horrific creatures that could try to kill you.” She continued. She saw my reaction when she said that. She laughed a bit. “Don’t worry, I’ll help you throughout your adventure.” She said. So she’s gonna help me?

Kays studies me with narrowed eyes for a few seconds, thinking. “Even if that happens, I can’t send you back,” he says while watching the dying flames. His words disappoint me. “I’m not strong enough. And jumping between worlds isn’t that easy,” the brunette explains. “To return, someone from your world would have to summon you — and you’d have to accept the invitation. Just like you ended up here by accepting one, it works the same the other way.” “Like… a phone call,” I think to myself. “What?” the guard doesn’t understand.

Gen answered me and he wasn't looking straight at me. "You mean, I'm not real?" I asked her. I never thought I was fake. I know I am a real person. And how can I have someone who looks like me and worst, I even have a name? "Let me explain." I look like a groin. "I am the one who is responsible, why you are here? I can see the future and I saw myself dying from an unfortunate ambush on the day when Cayden and I are about to be married. I thought it was already the end, but I learned there is another me from a different world and I thought that would solve the problem so I did the last resort, and that is summoning you from earth to Pandora." He explained it to me and I just gaped. "If you re

he indicates a bench beside me, under a big cherry blossom tree, light pink petals laying in the bench. "What now?" I do as he says. He opens up his hands wide, looks like he's going to start a speech. "This place isn't something you expect from a normal world, but for some reasons I can't explain much about that either. But from how this was created, you can revive something you have lost from here, anything from anytime of your life." "Does 'anything' include a person?" He touches his head, ruffling up his hair, "Depends on situation. It might work on dead people as now, but it most probably won't work if you're just thinking to get back your ex boyfriend."

He lowered his voice and said to the colleague next to him, "What's going on?" "Maybe he couldn't come back to life." The paler Ghost Escort took a few steps back. "His situation looked like... like..." "From what?" "Like it came from another world." "What nonsense are you talking about, just tell me, in any world, who would summon spirits in the Netherworld?" As soon as he said that, the pale-faced Ghost Escort froze: "Come to our Netherworld to summon souls... th-that's just..." He seemed to think of something and shouted at Carl, who was still propping up his chin and listening to the demons explain, "I know where the person His Highness is looking for is. Please, Lich Lord, come with me!