When Life Gives You Lemons Portal 2 の小説・ストーリー

… Meanwhile inside Elena’s room… Liam stood frozen, eyes wide as the swirling portal shimmered before him, casting soft ripples of blue and silver light across the walls. “How did you… open this portal without the stones?” he asked, blinking in disbelief. Elena turned toward him with a smug little grin, clearly pleased with herself “Don’t you think your girlfriend is cool? Ha… While others have to exert a large amount of power just to open a portal using those stone arcs, I can open it with just a click of my fingers.” She punctuated the statement with a crisp snap, the portal behind her pulsing brighter in response. Liam raised a brow, still stunned “Just like that?”

Lucas’ POV 0 I cautiously make my way to the other side of the portal, and I can feel a blast of humid hot air hit my face and a stench that causes the bile in my stomach to rise. I slip to the other side and I see Leo being dragged by Eric quickly through the dirt. 0

Finally, after running as fast as we could with the scorpions on the chase, we saw the portal, but we had to jump high to get there. “You go first, prepare to jump!” Lucien shouted, and I began to prepare for a rather huge jump. However, as we got closer, I felt the scorpions on me. Lucien let out a grunt, and I knew a few of them had caught up to him too. “Damn!” I shouted, and jumped high, reaching the circular portal, and climbing in. I waited on the very edge, trying not to fall. “Here. Take my hand!” I screamed, stretching out my hand to Lucien, who had more scorpions catching up to him.

Lexi frowned at the image, knowing from experience that it was a portal, similar to those that her father's portalmancer, Steve, created to enable movement between locations and realms. As Lexi opened her mouth to warn her father, Ermoaug smirked and slammed his hands into Lord Brarthoroz's chest, propelling him backwards only a few steps, but it gave him enough time to back off to the portal. "Don't think I won't come for her again, brother!" He snarled before turning to Lexi. His face almost softened slightly in that split second, before he backed through the portal, slamming his arms against the stone pillars as he did so, and sending the columns toppling forward as he disappeared from si

“Let’s just get out of this labyrinth. Thank you.” “As you wish, my lady,” Edison bows down, and then he gestures at a bush that looks entirely normal. “That’s the entrance. It’s a hidden portal that not many people are able to find. I’ve actually eaten every single person that’s been sent here in the past. Sometimes when I get bored, I let them think they have a chance at escaping.” That sentence makes me pause. Not the eating part, but the fact no one has survived after they have been sent here. Does that mean that—

The wild animals from the portal are called Xenobeasts. The frequency of portal appearances increases as the researchers experience failures that result in their laboratories being blown up to nothing. Humans have no choice but to adapt and create special bases protected by levitation wave transmitters. So there is no need to worry that the portal will appear in the middle of a residential area. The negative impact is that the portal bounched by the levitation wave will last for 3 days and its location is not too far from the base where humans live. Duna Delaporte. In order to entertain herself, she joined the TOP mercenary alliance which has now changed its name to Why So Serious (WSS). In

Aroma of basil, thyme and other herbal plants hit her nose. Meryl whipped her head back to see the portal and thank someone, anyone out there, but the portal had rippled like water on the surface of a lake and disappeared into thin air. A smile tugged her lips up as pleasant disbelief flooded her body. She was back and it was a miracle that she had come back.

It was also vertical, parallel a few inches from Poe's outstretched palms. The summoning circle spun slowly, then wildly as Poe's voice sped up. When it shrank in on itself, something very different happened afterward. Instead of exploding out in a burst of light, the point grew, agonizingly slow, into an oblong opening showing a moonlit beach. "I can't hold this forever," Poe growled. After a brief glance at Avery, I picked up my bag and shouldered it. Liam stepped up behind Poe and looked back at us. "I'll go through, count to five and follow." He didn't wait for a response, only turned and walked through the portal like it wasn't a huge deal.

Alpha Horell didn’t seem affected though. “Is this…a portal? The Blackthorn pack just has a portal lying around?”, Lucan asked, his voice labored. It really was an ordeal to pass through a portal. According to Lera, the mathematics and physics involved was astounding, and it always manifested as unexplainable body pain. “We don’t have a portal, we have multiple portals. No one here really knows, but I suppose being exposed to Lera’s magic has opened your eyes completely to other magic.”

Bright, intense UV light that made Lazarus shriek and throw himself backward, away from the door he'd been about to open. I looked up and saw Lake—my five-year-old not-quite-nephew—standing at the top of the basement stairs, his hands glowing with portal magic. He'd opened multiple small portals positioned around the basement ceiling, each one aimed at the sun outside and channeling daylight directly into the space. Portable UV sources. Powered by dimensional magic instead of electricity. "Uncle Thorne!" Lake called down. "I heard the noise and came to help!" The woman beneath me went rigid with shock. Her teammates—still fighting with Marcus—froze as they realized their carefully planned op