Tangled In Time Novels & Stories

Oliver asked Kian. “As soon as you touch someone in frozen time, even accidentally, time and space become entangled, resulting in a chaotic flow of time. It can cause distortions in the flow of time, where past, present, and future events might overlap, leading to a chaotic or ‘messed up’ timeline.” Oliver frowned. This was the first time he had heard of something like this. Crystal looked up at him, “Do you remember when Draven used his clan’s Time Frost? They follow the same rules.”

Right now it was dirt and forestry. "I don't know how but I didn't do what you think I did," again, she spoke in a whisper, "I didn't ask the shadows to take me away from the estate. You heard what I asked." "So, we're still in your parents' bedroom with them?" I had to ask because my brain was struggling to wrap around the events that took place within five minutes. As much as magic was admittedly cool, it was becoming the bane of my existence. "I suppose. It's impossible to travel through time. The shadows are simply showing me," Tania paused, obsidian eyes colliding with my honey ones, "us what they need to."

“Spirit Tool, where do you think Thea is at the moment?” The Spirit Tool said, “Hard to say. The River of Time is terrifying. It is connected to the past, present, and future. In normal circumstances, no one can pass through the River of Time. However, as wisdom knows no boundaries, humans have managed to invent many treasures that go against the Heavenly Path. The treasures allow one to return to the past or travel into the future as they please. Even so, accidents may occur during the transportation process. My theory is that Xandros doesn’t know much about the Time Capsule, and thus couldn’t control time accurately. This caused you to be separated from Thea. She might have arrived at the

He just nod at me, telling me to enter the time machine already for Cayden is already there and so I did, wiping the last tear from my eyes and waving my hand at them. I mouthed 'goodbye' before Cayden started the time machine and it gave me the feeling just like the first time that we used it but now, I'm sure that this time, we'll be able to arrive in the year 3079 without getting lost to somewhere. This time, my bad feeling was gone but I still sighed. I didn't pass out this time and so as Cayden. I think the reason why we passed out the first time was because the time machine that we used was actually not in good condition and now, we're already assured that we will have a safe trip.

With each movement, time seemed to be twisted in its entirety. Nova stood before the Timewinder, arms spread wide, her light intertwining with the Timewinder’s. With a shout, it emitted boundless golden light which shot upward and swirled rapidly into the sky like a vortex. The golden light opened a tunnel through time and space, tugging at everything with immense gravity. "Get lost!" Nova yelled. Boom, boom, boom!

The time distortions hit without warning. Aria was in the healing house one moment, the next she was standing in the garden three hours earlier. Around her, pack members flickered in and out of existence as time became unstable. "Everyone stay calm!" Dante's voice echoed strangely, reaching her from both the present and the past simultaneously. "Time fractures are temporary. Don't panic." But panic was spreading. Wolves experienced their own pasts and futures overlapping. A warrior saw himself as both a pup and an elder. Elena witnessed her own death and birth in the same moment. The psychological impact was devastating.

I have never felt this horny before. Lance enters a double door that leads us to another room. It is much darker than the first and the music is more erotic. " This Is a sex dungeon. A lot of people come here for their first time." Cliff informs me and I stare ahead, completely taken aback. Ahead is a man tied to a cross and a lady is spanking him with a whip. The sound is scary and his screams are loud. I look at Lance and he is watching me. I don't know how to feel.

Callum asked. “To the unresolved,” I said, heart pounding. “To what we thought we buried.” Beyond the eye, a corridor unfolded—not of metal or matter, but of possibility. A timeline, shattered and stitched, looping around itself. There were fragments suspended in the air—like ghosts trapped in amber. One flickered and held: a younger version of me screaming at Callum, eyes wild with betrayal. Another shimmered with Kira sobbing on a war-torn shore. Raven’s face twisted in grief over something I didn’t recognize.

Four Years Later “Madam, we’re sorry, but you can’t have this site,” the lady at the counter said sadly. This was the fourth time this was happening to me, and for a brief moment, I wondered who could be behind it all. Had I wronged anyone in my past that I was unaware of? Because it was glaringly obvious that something was wrong. It couldn’t be a mere coincidence that every site I booked to start my small fashion school was taken from me at the last moment.

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