Ten Thousand Worlds Novels & Stories

"Mrs. Crowe, are you sure you want me to cancel your flight ticket for moving abroad with Mr. Crowe in a week?" Milena Brooks' voice came through the phone, sounding confused. She was Asher Crowe's assistant. Gwyneth Payne stood on the balcony. She glanced at the withered trees below and made her decision. "Yes. Book me a flight to my parents' place for the same day and get Liana a flight overseas for that day, too. I'll see them off to settle down overseas in a week, then head back to my parents' place."

The last thing Aiden felt was the mattress dipping beside him before the darkness swallowed him whole. please be nice to leave comments to support me, and not just ghost read, it's not helping at all, Thank you so much

*The world of Tulkas is a world in the seventh dimension, thousands of light years away, and it is impossible to reach it, because it is separated from the rest of the worlds by what is called a barrier that is protected by seven guards of each type. The world of Tulkas is divided into seven worlds, the strongest of these worlds is the werewolves kingdom , which imposed their control since the last war that took place between them and the vampires - since that war, the vampires have disappeared, and their appearance has become rare.

Long Chen was confused by the woman’s question but still explained to her that the place they were in now was a secret realm used for major tournaments in the upper world, and of course, there were also some places known as the demon world participating in this tournament, as well as some lower worlds that might have opened up by chance. “A secret realm? A battlefield? Hm? It seems I’ve fallen into another dimension far from my original home? But how could that happen? Even though my father once said there are other worlds different from ours with nearly identical systems, it’s not easy for them to be connected, and the chance of that happening is zero point one percent!” The woman thought,

he said, voice low, controlled. A pause. Then.. “It is.” Deverell exhaled, rolling his shoulders, preparing for whatever came next. Because in this world—the one he had spent centuries burying himself in, things were different.

in the deep, dark heart of the original Nidus. Avery Vane-Thorne sat on the beach in Miami, her feet in the "Blue-Water" and her back to the "Pearl-Spires." She felt the "Friction" of the world. The 150,000-word history of humanity was no longer a straight line; it was a "Biological-Fractal." "We’ve survived the 'End of the World,' Tommy," Avery said. "Now we have to survive the 'Beginning of the Three Worlds,'" Tommy replied.

Obsession burned in his eyes, fierce enough to tear the world apart. "Even if you belong to Roland now, I will drag you back. "Even if I have to turn this world into hell… "I will put that ring back on your finger, in front of Satan himself."

ELIZABETH: The world was blurry when I first opened my eyes. My head throbbed like someone had taken a hammer to it, and a deep, dull ache settled in the base of my skull. I blinked rapidly, trying to force clarity back into my vision. It felt as though the air was thick, suffocating, and the room I was in was dimly lit, with shadows creeping up the walls. My arms felt strangely heavy, and it wasn't until I tried to move them that I realized they were bound. Panic surged through me like ice water in my veins.

The business card felt like dry ice against Elara’s skin. One side was the smooth, polished white of human bone; the other bore that single, chilling command: MEET ME IN THE TENTH. "The Tenth doesn't exist," Vane snapped, his tailored grey suit flickering as his composure slipped. "There are Nine Circles. The architecture of the universe is built on three trinities. A tenth floor would cause the entire building to collapse." "Then the building is already falling," Elara said, her voice like a sharpening blade. She looked at the spot where Mia had stood. The air there still tasted like ozone and expensive perfume…..the scent of a world that didn't care about the laws of physics.

Caroline smiled and turned over a card. “Oh, I work with all sorts of instruments,” she said. She looked at the card she had just turned over. It had an outline of a globe on it but there were symbols around it. “Did you know that there are many worlds?” Caroline asked without looking up at me. “Each world is similar, but has slightly different circumstances. Some created by choices of the people of that world, and some by the gods themselves.” I wasn’t sure if she was still talking to me at this point, and I was beginning to wonder if I should find someone. Caroline had been known to talk about things that others didn’t see, and had the reputation for being crazy. I didn’t like that people