Universe Falls Novels & Stories

I didn't have a room. "Skylar!" Hearing his voice had my heart racing with fear, I walked down the stairs to meet him in the hallway. There was a door under the stairs, probably to the basement which is where they made me sleep last time. My step-father stood there with the door open. Suddenly he shoved me and I slipped, falling down each step. Rolo barked and growled at him, earning a kick for himself before he too got locked in the basement with me. I swear I heard him lock it with a key. There were three lights down here, they were fairly dim, the floor had been carpeted thankfully, a single mattress lay in one corner of the room no bedframe, a dog bed next to it with the dogs food and wa

They are all slowly descending from the black sky. "What are those," I ask, pressing my face and hands against the windows. "What," Josh asks, looking away from his game. Bumping me out of the way, he looks out the window. "What in the world," he says, his wide eyes matching all of ours. All of us watching the saucers, even my dad, see some of the bright white lights come flying off! Flying down, they land all over, some in the empty fields next to us, a few behind us, and a couple right beside us. The balls of bright lights, not much bigger than a basketball, hover for a while before exploding!

I twirled myself on the leather office chair, thinking of a strategy to cash in an important business deal. Unsuccessful, I stood up and moved to the glass window that overlooked the skyline of New York City. I felt powerful being up here, where I saw everyone like tiny ants. Where I felt invincible in the horrors of this world. A loud bang on my door snapped me from my thoughts before someone barged into my office. “DON’T YOU HAVE— “I started shouting, only to turn to see my father. Embarrassed, I began, “F-father I-I thought you were…”

“I didn’t want this. I just wanted to belong.” Freya moved to him, wrapping her arms around him. “You do belong, wiith us.” For a second everything stilled, then the stars started falling. It began as a whisper in the sky. A single glimmer blinked out. Then another. And another. The heavens themselves were going dark. I looked up and saw the crack. A jagged rift opening above us like a wound in the universe. From it, silver fire bled into the atmosphere. And with it came a sound low and ancient like the earth itself was mourning.

Sabrina exclaimed but to be honest, there was nothing she could do , the only person brave enough to stop this was Sebastian . "How dare you go against me, get yourself ready because very soon, you will move to the Red Moon mansion" . " But fa… " before she could finish her words, Sir Gabriel left the lady who was drenched in tears, she was just twenty years old just like me. ' What will people in college say, they will probably laugh at me that I was sold off to an alpha because of an alliance ' this was what had been ringing in her head, she was only worried because of her social status and the high possibility that she might drop out from school if such happened.

Even the Earthly Celestials were stunned—the most powerful among them could only raze a hill to the ground. None of them could achieve what was happening before their eyes. "Is he even human?" Mila muttered, watching in awe as the mountain fell to each side. "He ain't no baby girl! He's… He's a beast!" Lady North exclaimed. Muse was too stunned for words. Could he do this all along? He wasn't some solitary weirdo—he was the universe's strongest Earthly Celestial ever!

, I whispered to Ava and tried to leave the ballroom. I turned, and suddenly, I bumped into a solid, icy face, and it was like the entire world hit pause. My heart raced, and my eyes met his, a complete stranger with an expression as cold as ice. His face, framed by silver, tousled hair, was etched with surprise, at the same time mirroring my own astonishment. The whole world stopped, and I felt a jolt of electricity shoot through me. My head spun as if oxygen rushed to my brain all at once. It was an ecstasy I couldn't put into words.

Nora admitted. Trisha laughed and handed her a bottle of water. “Drink. Before you pass out and ruin the moment.” Nora took it gratefully, twisting off the cap and taking a long sip. “That wasn’t supposed to happen.” “And yet,” Trisha said smugly, “it did.” Nora shot her a look. “You pushed me into that circle.” “I pushed you into the universe,” Trisha corrected. “Big difference.” Nora shook her head, but she was smiling now small, disbelieving. “I don’t even know him like that.”

The world didn’t just tremble, it collapsed from the inside. The moment the colossal being pushed more of its body through the broken sky, the valley completely lost its form. Space twisted like light fabric pulled too tight. The horizon bent. Mountains bent at impossible heights. And then, everything snapped at once. A strong shockwave suddenly exploded outward. Dax grabbed Aria in a haste just a second before the ground beneath them disappeared. Neither cracked nor broken. Just gone. They fell.

Only through this union could the fractured universe be healed. Suddenly, the entire dimension shuddered violently. The fabric of reality strained to hold the fragile balance. The portal that had brought them here flickered erratically, shards of space and time splintering apart. The multiverse was tearing at its seams, the collapse imminent. Alara’s mirror self looked at her, eyes shimmering with both love and urgency. “We have to act now,” she whispered, voice trembling. “The worlds are collapsing. We must merge fully become one. Only in unity can we survive.”