Novel & Cerita Teleportation Synonym

But what had me excited was the fact that I had just teleported with her. "Am I going be able to do that?", I asked, my body thrumming with excitement to discover what exactly I could do with my new identity. Sydney looked at me, her tone amused, "Do what?" "Winnow?" I inclined my head. Was that what it was called? "Yeah", I nodded. "How do you do that?" "It's objectively simple", Sydney began. "And I mean that literally". "In your head, picture the room you want to get to, then picture a door opening. Like you're opening a

Luke plopped down beside her and not meeting her persistent gaze said: “I brought us here.” “But how? What was that?” Sarah was adamant about getting at least one answer from him today. She would not let this go. Every day he showed her more and more of whom he really was and that was bound to leave consequences on both of them if he suddenly decided to leave her be. At least she could get to know something about him… “That was, as you younger generations would call it, a sort of teleportation. It’s a perk of being what I am.” Luke explained, leaving Sarah completely flabbergasted.

Garrett finished in one breath. “Do what you have to do.” Hartley replied with finality. Denice nodded. “Hartley.” She started shakily. “From what we know, the transport will make things fuzzy; I’ve only transported myself and the side effects don’t bother me, nor do they have any effect. You’ll want to be in a safe place before we teleport you here; Garrett will have to get to you and then you will both be transported here in one piece. Please, you really are our only hope.”

"They won't stop." He then turned to look at Raven, his expression now more serious than before. "We have to go. Right now." Raven could barely breathe. Out there, the creatures of darkness kept coming. Their voices hissed, whispered in a language she didn't understand, flowing like shadows hungry for something-for her. Professor Valtorius swung his staff in the air. "Tempus evadere!" A magic circle glowed under their feet, signalling that the teleportation spell had been activated.

I'm afraid we have to back out no- "Pick up the pace, or else w-" That barrier-teleport shit again?! Judging from experiences, that's leagues more skeptical! "Neh, Miles. I've noticed, do you not know how to use conveyance?" "Conve-what? I'm from another world, you know!" "Oh! I forgot! So uhh... do you know about portals?" "Yeah, I guess." "It works something like that." "Okay? But how do you know where you end up?" "I can't explain, but trust me!"

But he dared not lose contact with her, horrified at where he would end up if the process went haywire. In the seconds they passed through the black void, Josh thought of how different their methods of teleportation were. A talisman powered his spells, making the effects less precise and more damaging than simply walking or driving to the place of desire. The witch instead used natural magic within her, making the process easier and less frightening if you only held on tighter. Nonetheless, he doubted the novice's abilities.

“My mother saw me.” “What?” Luziann exclaimed, “What do you mean she saw you?” “She was standing in front of me and looked right into my eyes and said my name. She saw me.” “That would explain why you go transparent. You are a teleporter!” Exclaimed Kieran as she took hold of my upper arms. She was excited, yet I was still bewildered. “A what?!” I spoke aloud. “A teleporter, don’t you see? You can teleport yourself to other places. That is why you go transparent.”

"But it still doesn't answer the question of how the picture got in her mother's room." "He did it through teleportation." She answers with more confidence this time then goes on to explain, thank goodness. "Teleporting is when a spirit can actually move an object from one place to another. It's one of the hardest things they can master, but clearly, he managed to do that as well." She picks up her purse like she's just remembered something and places it on her lap. One hand holds it open and the other bobs back and forth inside, searching for something.

I referred to the magical yielding she did. "It's an intermediate teleportation spell. It only works if you've physically been present in a room with a door. I've magically linked my office to the school and the house. It saves me a long trip," I would do the same thing if I was in her position. That made me wonder if I could do the same but connect the dorm room to my bedroom back in San Diego. I would probably mess up the spell somehow, what if I couldn't return to the school and it's not like I had something I urgently needed to go to in San Diego. My relationship with Vera and Elliot was in a very weird place and I didn't think that seeing Dad was necessary right now.

We had to make this work. “So, how does this teleportation thing work?” Zel glanced at the door before she spoke. “Teleportation is tricky,” she said. “It’s not like I can just snap my fingers and we’re out of here. There needs to be a connection between where we are and where we’re going. Do you still have that stress ball?” I remembered the stress ball she had given me the last time I was in her room. I nodded. “Yes, it's in the drawer,” I replied.