Summoned To Another World Novels & Stories

Epic of Ice Dragon: Reborn as an Ice Dragon with a System: The Story of a young adult man who died buried in an avalanche and was suddenly given wishes based on his last desires, suddenly reincarnating in a Norse mythology-inspired cultivation world as an Ice Dragon with a System! Epic of Summoner: Supreme Summoner System in the Apocalypse: The Story of a young web novelist who is suddenly thrown into an interdimensional apocalypse but given a powerful System that lets him summon his novel characters to aid him!

Everything I wanted to ask, everything I thought I’d say, vanishes into smoke. I swallow and glance around again, hoping the world around us will give me some kind of anchor. “Where… where is this?” She answers, “This is the realm of the gods. And you’ve been summoned here.” Realm of the gods? Summoned? That word sits heavy in my chest. Yes. That sounds about right. I fell unconscious staring at her statue. And then next thing I knew– I’m here. I look around again. She adds, answering my unuttered thoughts. “Your soul is still too weak. You are unable to fully gaze upon this place. That is why I have shielded your sight—for your own sake.”

"We haven't the time for me to explain all, but I will tell you this: the rite is a spell of Summoning." "A Summoning..." Allorah breathed. Though she had heard of such a spell, once again it had only been as a children's tale. According to legend, a Summoning opened the magical Gates between worlds, and, as the name suggested, summoned a creature to their own world. In the past, it had been performed in times of need, but as peace settled firmly over the island, the knowledge of how to invoke it had been lost. Suddenly, Allorah understood. Dannonae watched realization dawn. "Yes, my child. It is our only chance."

he asked. Reyan fell silent. Then, after a while, he spoke. “As far as I can remember, I have been crossing different worlds.” He spoke as he walked down the stone steps with the fishes swimming between them. “I can’t remember where I came from, nor where I was going. All I know is that I feel I am being pulled to another world, then onto the next.” He said. “I don’t even know when I will leave that world to go to another world.” He added.

And they were all staring right at me. “You see us,” one of them said, stepping forward. His voice was calm, almost too calm, but there was something firm underneath, something that sent a shiver down my spine. “Good.” I swallowed hard, my throat dry. “Who are you?” “We’re the ones who’ve been calling to you,” another answered. “The only ones who still exist beyond.” I frowned. “Calling to me? What do you mean?” They exchanged glances before the first one spoke again. “You’re tethered, Sierra. You exist between worlds in a way no one else does. That’s why you can hear us. Why you can see us.”

“Your mortal soul didn’t shatter.” Soren’s eyes met his. “No. It changed.” Before Travian could reply, the ground around them began to move—not quake, move. The shattered stones reassembled, the dead trees breathed, the sky bled colors unseen by mortals. The world itself was responding to Soren’s presence. Then, a voice echoed—not from the heavens, not from below, but from within the air itself. “Gods who defy balance,” it said, deep and ancient, “will awaken what was buried before time.”

"Your mistake doesn't have to become mine." The woman looked at her. Then nodded. Together, the two Lianas touched the Celestial Heart. The Sixteenth Seal changed. The doorway stopped shaking. Instead of opening toward the failed world... It opened toward somewhere else. A place filled with light. The Witness went silent. Liana stared through the doorway. "What is that?" The First Light whispered, "Another world." Kael looked at her. "Another universe?" "No." The First Light's voice trembled. "Something older."

What is going the hell on and why can’t I shift back? Her voice is soothing as my ears prick up at her every syllable. “Blake, you have had a fight. You are badly injured. If you don’t come back to me, we could lose you to the spirit world. We need you to focus, Blake. You need to listen to my voice to guide you back to our world.” Spirit world? That is only for the dead wolves and humans. I’m not dead. “Blake,” she says more insistently. “Wake up, you need to wake up for me now.”

We had endured countless trials and tribulations, and now we stood on the precipice of the ultimate revelation. With a wave of their hand, the enigmatic figure summoned forth a shimmering portal. "Step through, seekers of truth, and unveil the shadows that bind you." As we stepped into the portal, a rush of energy enveloped us, transporting us to a realm, unlike anything we had encountered before. We found ourselves in a realm suspended between reality and illusion, where echoes of forgotten voices reverberated through the air. "Welcome to the Realm of Echoes," a disembodied voice whispered, its ethereal presence permeating our senses. "Here, the past and present converge, revealing the inte

Adding some sushi, spicy tuna, crab avocado, salads, and delicious desserts. You ordered too much. I said when the waiter left. “I’m starving too and you don't have to worry because the bill is on me." The sunlight in his gray eyes shone like bits of gleaming porcelain. I was enticed by it, I diverted my attention to the view outside, I shouldn't start seeing things so appealing. I looked through the window, it was so beautiful then my silly eyes fell on the two kids, a boy and a girl to be specific, they were much younger, they should be around ten and eleven, the both of them were running when one fell, then I hear him called her, "best friend, can you stop running, you will hurt yourself"