Time Machine Novels & Stories

, I told as well as asked him In response to which he just caught my hand and took me in that same room from where he was brought the book as well as scroll a while ago And to my surprise that room was totally different and amazing as compared to the outer rooms where I was standing " Why is this room totally different from others ? “, I asked him " Because this is the room in which I have kept a time travelling machine because I always knew that someone will come from future”, and after completing his sentence he shows me his time travelling machine by taking out clothes from it means which seemed very fascinating as well as amazing " Now just get inside it as soon as possible and go back i

“Through them we have received amazing news. The location of the Core has been found here on Earth.” Shocked gasps were heard from everyone in the room, save for the confused two new recruits. The Core is the massive super computer that controls the entirety of the Techs. Both Earth based Techs and the Aliana Techs are under its command, though it is not the same as the command of a leader. Rather than telling them what to do, the Core keeps the machines running in the Tech part of them. Little tiny chips run in each piece of machinery in every Tech, even the parts in the Partials, and are controlled by the Core. It can shut down selected Techs or all of them. Supposedly it was made as a fai

I whisper to Gage who nods in understanding. We walk into the living room where the first tree with presents are located. "Wow that's a lot of gifts" Chase says as him and the guys walk in with the bags of gifts. "Yeah go put the rest of the gifts under the second tree in the family room. Yes we have 2 trees every year cause our family is beyond huge" I tell them as Maya shows them what I'm talking about.

My portal opened and they stepped back. "It's not even powered, what's going on?" said Mom. I walked from the portal to the main control board. I still had my sword so I plunged it into the machine and shorted the array. The cascading damage burned up all the circuits and destroyed the entire machine. "Your machine is not a portal to another place but to another time. The damage this can cause would undo the fabric of time and cost so many lives," I said. I walked over to myself, looked into my own eyes and I could see him remember all I went through. It overwhelmed the other me and he sat down with tears running down his face. I looked to Gina and held her hand.

“Oh, Clara. That’s nice of you. I had Alice four years ago. And no, I’m not getting married to her Dad.” “I’m glad you are happy anyway.” “Yes, I am. What would you like to have? Is juice fine?” “Water is fine. Thank you.” The meeting goes on with little breaks from Alice who wouldn't stop asking so many questions. Sarah went into the room to bring Clara a sample of her dress material. Suddenly, Alice heard little girl scream in excitement. “Clara! On TV!” The girl yelled while pointing at the television screen. Clara was confused but she looked at the television. She froze in shock at what she saw. It was a picture of her and Aiden. She must have frozen because it took Sarah tapping her bec

> "Project Chronos: A Leap in Time." Seeking sponsors and collaborators for humanity's first theoretical time displacement machine. — Dr. Elias Ren, Quantum Dynamics Division Contact: +H0L0-7739-92A I blinked at it, my alcohol-fogged mind trying to make sense. "What the…" I muttered. "A time machine?" The corner of my mouth twitched, half amusement, half disbelief. "Could this be it? The miracle I've been praying for?" Hundreds of years of living — endless faces, endless centuries, endless pain. Maybe this was it. Maybe I could finally go back. Back to when it all began. Back to fix my mistake. End this torture once and for all.

I say and my parents drop their forks. "A parallel universe?" Mom asks. "How did he get here then?" Dad asks. "Well, my invention brought him here by accident. I call it the Inter-Universal Teleportation Machine 1.0. It transports objects and people," I explain, holding Travis, "from one universe to another. It's amazing isn't it?" "It is." Dad agrees. "The name's lame," Aimee comments with a deadpan tone. "You can call it the ITM-1, it's more catchy."

“It’s still early to prepare for it. I’ll stand by till Sam gets here.” I looked at the machine right in front of my eyes. It was made of steel, a ton of wirings, a cylinder-like metallic body, and some other bits of gear I am not familiar with. “Working on it again?” I asked. I heard how my mom took a deep breath. “Yeah, it’s always been my dream to create a time manipulation device. I am nowhere near in relinquishing that dream.”

But there is only one applicant and he needs to start the project as soon as possible. It's a nuisance to go back to the present time when he needs to find some assistants to work for him. Maybe one should be enough for now and he can just hire more from the future. The problem with the working time machine is that it can only go back and forth from the present time to the future. He needs to make a device that can also go back to the past.

The destination was also marked out as hostile. “What we have here is a classic case of ‘Internal Old Machine Tampering’ where the fact that creators not trusting their machines can be exploited. The system does the time travel and then does not check if it is in the correct location. It simply tests for space viability using oxygen sensors, seeing if it can remake its cargo, no matter where it landed. The process, however, is a long one and the checking process is repeated multiple times with more analogue methods before any person or object materialises. As little of the code and system are used, and the time machine materialises first without the cargo, jus