Teleportation Bible Novels & Stories

“NO!” Whether Maeve realizes what is happening or not, she uses the opening to slam her power into Levana. As I watch, the purple magic pushes out of her and gets sucked in by Emlyn. I turn, seeing Emlyn hovering over the ground. She must have drawn enough magic into her that she’s literally floating in the air. “NOOOO!” Maeve screams and I turn back just in time to hear Levana. “Evanesco,” she says, waving her hands in the air above her just before she disappears. Immediately after that, there's an explosion of energy that blasts through our pack land, taking out the witches and the rogues.

“I know our meeting got off to a rocky start, but I just wanted to thank you. You didn’t have to do what you did, so thank you.” “Just don’t make me regret saving your hind,” I told him. He shook his head, chuckling. “Okay, enough dilly-dallying, time we get you home,” he said, taking my hand. “Would it bother you if I said this is my first-time teleporting with another person?” “Wait… what?” He tightened his grasp on my hand. “Here’s to us ending up on the other side in one piece.” Zaiden didn’t give me a chance to protest. My stomach dropped to my feet as the world disappeared, blurred into black, velvety darkness. The fright in me forced me to close my eyes.

My hands found the ritual’s architecture, the dark magic I knew intimately because I’d built its foundations when she was fifteen, and I pulled — not redirecting it at anyone, not using it as a weapon, just pulling it away from her, into me if necessary, the magic finding the most available vessel and I was the most available vessel— “Mother—” Celeste’s voice, the twelve-year-old register. “I have you,” I said. “Celeste, I have you—” The dark magic was still moving. I pulled harder. “TELEPORT,” I said. “With me. Now.” Her hands found mine. The smoke came. And we were gone. KAEL’S POV The courtyard was still.

"Astra porta me, εἰς τὸν τόπον τῆς ἐπιθυμίας (Stars carry me, to the place of desire)” “What's happening?” Akira whispered as specks of light formed around them. “Per virtutem ἀστρικήν, teleportatio fiat (By starry power, teleportation occurs) Velocitas ἀστέρων, me conduc (Speed of stars, conduct me)” Orion continued, nothing missing a breath as beads if sweat formed around his eyebrows. Fear engulfed Akira, “Orion stop,you're hurting yourself!” She cried whilst she shook him.

Panic clawed up my throat. Maureen, I cried out to my wolf in my mind. I can’t—fuck, I can’t see anything— Her voice snapped through my panic like a crack of thunder. ‘Go back to the Star Chamber. Now. He’s waiting. He’s a great healer, he can fix this.’ “I CAN’T!” I shouted back, stumbling backward, and gripping the edge of the bed so I wouldn’t fall. “I’m blind—if I teleport like this I’ll end up gods know where—what if the array misfires—what if I land somewhere in the Skyspire—?!”

I drew the heavy book closer, my world shrinking to the intricate drawing of Elderain. "Don't just see it," Cassius’s voice was soft, pulling me from my trance. "Memorize the image, yes, but feel the place. Imagine the crisp chill of the morning air, the scent of pine and flowers. Teleportation is an art of sensation, not just sight. We cannot afford another miscalculation." A faint, almost sad smile touched his lips. "As… eventful… as our last one was." I couldn't help but smile back. "I thought you enjoyed our detour."

Creed asked farther, "And what if someone skips 'Bhu-Lok' and teleport directly to 'Patal-Lok' or 'Swarg-Lok'?" "There is no harm, that is, if you can handle a substantial increase in pressure. In fact, we all can teleport right now to 'Patal-Lok' or 'Swarg-Lok' but we should not, without ascension. The whole point of ascension is to evolve the human body to the next stage." "Correct!" Creed responded with a smile, "Keep going!"

Billy replied, “We need to follow the trail first. I think I have an idea, but I need to know what we’re dealing with first.” I asked Billy, “While we are trying to get to the trail, would you mind showing me how to teleport? I really need to know in case the asshole tries to teleport away from me. He’s already done it with these two.” I pointed at my brothers and growled at the idea of them keeping everything from me. Billy smiled, “That’s easy. Just picture where you want to go and concentrate all of your magic into that spot. We will meet you there.” I stood up and imagined the rock at the foot of the waterfall. I closed my eyes and concentrated on that area until all of the sounds of the

"There is an 80% chance that a fight would occur so you will be back-ups riding on a horse." I borrowed the magical board from Evander and wrote the important notes as I continued to speak "Archers will escape with an Agent. Wizards will use teleportation magic with a knigh---“ “Not all of us can teleport” I stopped speaking as Ben interrupted with an unexpected problem. I paused for a moment and thought deeply. I was taking the time of my life trying to solidify a plan on my head and this problem suddenly occurred. Hmmm, let's see. In the adventure novels I've read....... “We have a thing called teleportation scroll, right?”