Vikings Fanfiction Time Travel Novels & Stories

I reminded myself to bounce back into some positivity. Future Valen bit his lip, staring hard into my desperate pleading eyes. He remonstrated gruff and tightly, “Whatever it was, I fixed it. I’ve kept Snow here while you were supposed to stay where you were. But with this gimmick, there’s another ripple in the timeline. There’s no Raina in your time because you left it. The timekeepers know you’ve time-traveled, and they are here for you.” With a haughty toss of his head, he cut his glance from me, sending it to the door behind me. My nerves skyrocketed because something else had gotten his attention.

explained Nick, "that means the lightning energy is still in its potential form all around us and will be reactivated once time returns to its normal pace." "OK," exclaimed Natasha, "I only ran through time by accident and I don't think that'll help me this time." "No. Not unless I give you a boost. With both of our speed combined, that should be enough to propel you back into the future," Nick explained, a little dazed that this was actually happening. Natasha would have wanted to stay longer but the unpredictable effects of time such as time dilation and the paradoxes prohibited her from doing so. The trip back to the future was thus literally set in motion, with Nick placing his arms over

When no one else said anything, Mildred said, "See ya." The moment he was gone, Maverick asked me, "What's the reason for them targeting you?" I hesitated, but I forced myself to answer. "They know about time travel." "What? How?" demanded Maverick as he straightened his back. "I'm not sure. He said they noticed something off a year ago, which was when I returned," I said. Maverick hummed thoughtfully. "You did say that he mentioned that they thought Rickey and Sheila had a connection to what happened a year ago."

Viking sat at the bar and Cole came over to him, his dark eyes sparkling with their usual teasing good humor. “The wanderer returns,” Cole said. “You ready for a drink, man?” “Ummm.” Viking glanced at the clock on his cell phone. “Jesus. Is it really only three o’clock in the goddamn afternoon? From the state of these old bones, it feels like it should be midnight.”

They’d essentially had the room turned into a fireplace, surrounding us with enough brick and mortar to contain the blaze to that section. I don’t remember much from the days that followed. Only that three days later, I’d woken up to birds chirping, the sun shining brilliantly, and gorgeously bright flowers blooming—in the middle of winter—way too soon for their appearance. Within a day the biting sting of Vetur had returned with a vengeance so bitter I’d known I’d offended its current host. A fact evidenced by the frost covered grounds, lack of plants and chirping birds, and the urge to burrow beneath several layers and hibernate. I’d felt the need to call and apologize to the Vetur because

Violet awoke from her nightmare, her whole body drenched in sweat, drenching her nightgown. Violet clutched her head, panting, she looked around bewilderedly around her bedroom, then quickly got off the bed and stood in front of the large mirror. "It is me! Am I still alive? But I'm already dead, I jumped into the sea to commit suicide but… why… am I here?” Violet was stunned, she didn't know what happened to her, she quickly took out the phone on the table and opened it, the date on it was May 28, 20XX, which is two years before she committed suicide, which means she went back in time two years?

“We used the Time Capsule and forcibly opened a passage into the Boundless Realm. “There isn’t much time left for the humans. To find the Ancestral God Rank Elixir, the Human Realm’s Lord sent us back into the past with the Time Capsule. However, an unexpected issue cropped up while we were traveling through time. “I appeared one hundred thousand years in the past, and Thea was sent to a different period of time.” While speaking, James cast a glance at Xainte.

If he was going to take the throne, he was going to make sure he saved the kingdom his brother fought so much to save, protect his family, loved ones and himself. If she was who he thought she was, she’d save him eventually from whatever harm was supposed to cause his untimely death. And even if she didn't, he prayed she would save the kingdom from perishing. "You're from the future?" Thalia watched Prince Aldric's expression change from confusion to bewilderment to acknowledgement, to disbelief as she explained her time travel story to him. "And that's how I ended up in your room. You know the rest." He placed his elbows on the table bringing his intimidatingly handsome face even closer to

And so I sank her, Yolanda my heart, my one true love, realizing That I had been a Beast all along. To see her again, I would have to cross the border of time, journey far beyond Germania, and awaken my Valkyrie with the slumbering stone – only I didn't know it yet, two sun revolutions down the line that strange fate was. Still, I could feel her watching over me, and always, Yolanda haunted my dreams, Freida's Valkyrie, Waiting. (Years have passed, and still, I wonder. Am I the Living Dead?)

So she asked: – What if I interact, touch, or stubbornly want to say something to my mother? The watch coldly replied, the mechanical words without sympathy: – Because she is affected by the paradox of time, if your mother had strong contact with an outcast like you, her memories of the other timeline would be awakened.