Those Beyond Novels & Stories

empty. It was Toby. The kid who used to live next door when I was ten. The boy my father swore had moved to Italy. Toby looked like a ghost. If this place was supposed to fix me, why did he already look like that? And what would I look like by morning?

"What is beyond that gate?" No one answered. Then Anira stepped forward. "The First Dream." Silence. Morvane frowned. "That means absolutely nothing." Anira looked toward the gate. "Before the Origin Realm, there was no creation." "No stars." "No time." "No worlds." Kael raised an eyebrow. "So basically nothing." Anira shook her head. "Not nothing." Her eyes darkened. "Potential." Liana felt the Celestial Heart pulse. The Fourteenth Seal burned brighter. Anira continued.

Angel asked. "I think they went to the other side without even knowing about it!" He exclaimed. "How? I can't even go there right now!" Angel told him. "What do you mean? We need to find them. The werewolves will not stop until they find Marius!" He feels confused. "All the creatures who left the other side can't go back. The portal has been closed!" Angel explained.

In its place was a vast circular opening. Beyond it was nothing. Then something appeared inside the opening. An eye. Enormous. Ancient. Watching. Emily felt Aria grab her hand. “That isn't the First Father.” “No.” “It isn't the Father.” “No.” “It isn't the Keeper.” “No.” Emily's voice dropped. “Then what is it?” Elias looked upward. “The End.” The word seemed impossible. The End. Not death. Not destruction. Something beyond both. The End looked down upon the First World.

That, more than the eyes or the height or the ridiculous ease of him, was the thing Kairo suspected he was never going to recover from. “Places,” Renata called. The break was over. Kairo walked back to his mark. Zaire’s hand found his waist again, steady and familiar, and Kairo gave the best performance of his life in that rehearsal room, surrounded by people who had no idea what they were actually watching or how badly he was losing his mind inside.

"Thank you sir for the help, bye!" After bowing to the stranger and thanking him no end, he went back to the beach and played again with his cousin. He even told his mother about his encounter with the stranger whom he taught as a kind and helpful person. Cassandra just smile and looked tenderly at her son, the reason why she keeps on living, the only person in the world that makes her happy. Her cousin noticed this that prompted her to ask, "Cousin, are you alright? What have you been thinking lately, is there something bothering you?"

Among them were seasoned warriors, gifted scholars, and talented healers, all united by a shared vision of a future built on unity and understanding. Their journey took them to the far reaches of the supernatural realms, through treacherous landscapes and ancient ruins. Along the way, they encountered beings from other realities, some of whom had already tapped into the power of the Multiversal Nexus. These encounters deepened their understanding of the Nexus's potential and the responsibility that came with wielding such power.

"It's strange. I find this place a bit similar to the Hell Path, but obviously, they're not the same place. But one thing is for sure, this is definitely not the Land of Divine Grace or Land of Infinity...Incredible. There are indeed other worlds beyond the two continents." Ding Hao was extremely shocked.

she asked. Alexander's eyes widened in surprise. "What do you mean?" he asked. Samantha took a deep breath, trying to find the words to explain what she had been feeling. "I don't know," she said finally. "It's just that ever since we met, I've had this feeling that our destinies are intertwined. And I can't help but wonder if there's more to our relationship than just love." Alexander was silent for a moment, his eyes searching hers. "I have heard of a prophecy," he said finally.

she muttered and then yelled out, “Cillian drop the daggers! And come on, let's go home.” “Don't worry about Cillian, he can't hurt a fly even if he tried. I'll go check on Geoffrey and see what's keeping him. Ignore the stares if you can but you'll get used to them soon enough.” Kallista watched her walk away while standing frozen on the sidewalk as Cillian walked closer. “Do you think participating in this activity makes you a Hawthorne now?” “I'm sorry?”