Teleportation Book Novels & Stories

Zephyr roared. The two guards were stunned as their gazes looked from left to right. To their surprise, two identical governors appeared. Who should they listen to? Thwack! Thwack! Alex instantly answered by sending them flying with kicks. The spatial teleportation was activated! Swoosh! Probably because of the long-range teleportation that Alex felt that his body seemed to have entered a chaotic state, traveling a sticky place after the portal activated. He felt strained as if there was some sort of compression on his blood and bones.

Too happy to oblige, and I swiftly return to the Duke's office, standing in front of the bookshelf, trying to decide what book would show-off my 21st Century education. 18 My eyes fall on Homer's "The Odyssey." Perfect! I snatch the leather-bound book and return to the bedroom. Once inside, Bryce is sitting on a wooden seat with an empty stool beside him. He is sitting close to one of the burning candles on a floor stand. "What book had you chosen?" "'The Odyssey,' my lord," I tell him, trying to keep my voice neutral and bored. I do not want to give away my eagerness to prove my higher education. "Very well. Sit, and you may begin," Bryce states while studying me curiously. I can

I then placed the jar back into the box, shut the lid, and headed for the Begonia library. Upon entering the library, I let my magic guide me to a particular shelf, where my fingers trailed along the spines of ancient tomes until they settled on a book bound in worn leather. With a flick of my wrist, I summoned the book into my hands, its weight reassuring against my palms. The Blossom family grimoire. Flipping through the pages with practiced ease, I scanned the ancient text until I found what I was looking for -a spell for teleportation to places one had never been. A smile tugged at the corners of my lips as I traced the intricate runes with my fingertips, committing them to memory.

“Oh really!? Ah! Thank you so much, Mr. Kyles. Hehe, feel free to stay for many months. I'll take care of the mainland.” Tsk! Humans and their greed! “Astra portalis, audi me! Teleportare, ex imperio meo! Abstergo distanti, apparere locum! Nunc, in bibliotheca, manifestari!” Translated, it means: “Star portal, hear me! Teleport, by my command! Destroy distance, appear in place! Now, in the library, manifest!” It's an ancient spell, passed down through generations of sorcerers in my family. The words hold the power to bend space and time, allowing me to teleport across vast distances in an instant.

Everything about him said he’d rather not be going at all. “We’ll be late,” Elareth announced, stretching out her hand. “We’re teleporting" I nodded and took her hand, steeling myself this time around. Her magic curled around me like silk before we were swept away. before appearing in what seem to be where the festival would be taking place

Closing the door behind Prince Zaiden's exit, I made my way to where I presumed the sound might have come from. It took a while, and though I could have used my teleportation power to cut the time in half... with anyone rarely using the library these days, the power that kept the custodians powered was at an all-time low. Therefore, whatever little power I had, I dared not use it for something so minuscule. Anyway, up ahead, I spotted something on the ground. It was a book, opened on a blank page. I picked it up and flipped it over, only to find the cover blank too.

I took in a deep breath and tried to tell myself how much I wanted to see my mates and what they were feeling at the moment. “Remember, relax. Don’t tremble! When you teleport, your body is still back where you left it. With time, you would learn how to teleport with your entire body. But then, you have to go with your mind first. And remember, protect the part of your body that is in the location. If you get hurt there, you might get hurt here too”, Barbara went on with her explanation which I was still trying so hard to understand. “Okay! Fine”, I said as I made up my mind to teleport to and back to the hut.

"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?”

CRACK. The world didn't just blur… it completely inverted, reality folding in on itself like paper in a fire. The smell of pine trees and damp forest dirt vanished in a flash of blinding white light that felt like it was tearing my eyeballs out from the inside, searing my retinas. My stomach did a violent, sickening flip as the teleportation magic dragged our molecules across three hundred miles of territory in less than a heartbeat, ripping us apart atom by atom.

“Going on foot would be too late. And turning into a wolf would rouse Lord Varick’s anger.” “Then, I don’t mind taking his anger out on me.” I turned my heel, ready to transform until the High Mage grabbed my wrist. “Worry not, I will get you there,” he said with a casual-like tone. “How–?” Suddenly the floor where we were situated shone bright red and our bodies were emitting with a strange light. I couldn't react before we vanished from the tea room and we were now in a new familiar environment. I gaped at Phineas. Teleportation was a rare spell.