Portalfiction Stories

When a multiversal accident throws Spider-Man and Deadpool into the blood-soaked Empire, Peter Parker expects another world in trouble. What he finds is worse. A Capital where nobles torture the innocent for sport. Soldiers protect monsters instead of civilians. Justice belongs to whoever can pay for it. And in the shadows, a group of assassins known as Night Raid fights to tear the Empire down one corpse at a time. Peter wants to help. But Spider-Man does not kill. Night Raid does. Caught between a corrupt regime, a brutal revolution, and Deadpool fitting in way too comfortably with professional assassins, Peter must decide whether mercy can survive in a world built on cruelty. Because the Empire does not need another killer. It needs a symbol. And unfortunately for everyone involved, Wade Wilson came along for the ride. In a world of blades, blood, and revolution... the Spider has entered the Capital.

Okay here goes. Look, I'm a game designer. I make games. I don't live in them. But apparently nobody told my game that, because it ate me. One minute I'm logging in for a final goodbye before scrapping the whole project. The next minute I'm standing in a throne room I built, wearing a dress I don't remember designing, and a very angry dragon king is calling me by my full government name. My name is Begonia Rose Artworth. We're not discussing it. The exit button doesn't work. My dev tools are locked. I can feel pain now, which is a feature I specifically did not install, thank you very much. And according to everyone in this castle, I'm the most hated woman in the empire for reasons nobody will fully explain but apparently involve a banquet, a dead man, and a wine glass. Cool. Great. Love that for me. I just need to stay calm, stay alive, and definitely not think about why the NPCs I designed are acting nothing like I programmed them to act. I'm fine. This is fine. Everything is fine. It is not fine!

PhD Student Maria Yuquibo finds herself stranded on an unfathomably immense structure out in the middle of space whose surface holds not only endless space, but dark, endless rabbit holes on the nature of the galaxy and her existence. From lost societies, and political upheaval, to creatures with extra-dimensional power. What is this place? Where or when is it? How, and why did it come about? And most importantly who could build such a structure? Maria must navigate it all if she wants to find answers and get herself home.

A woman visits a strange world known as the house of a thousand clocks through her subconscious. Few have the ability to travel there, transporting temporarily to this world use to be an inconvience now it's a nightmare filled with fantasy and horror.

One of my first books. What began as a shift in the shadows, would soon unravel into a storm that changed everything.

Fiona Reed always thought the creatures in her dreams weren't real. Until they started watching her. Fiona is drawn into a hidden war between reality and the Rift as the Veil between worlds begins to shatter. Told she's the Key to what holds the worlds apart-or tears them together-Fiona must choose: fight the unravelling... or become part of it. But some doors were never meant to open. And the Rift is calling.

Whispers Beneath the Water Fantasy | Mystery | Supernatural | South Asian Folklore Fourteen-year-old Inaya has always been warned: Stay away from the pond. Never remove your locket. And never wander out on the night of Amavasya. But when curiosity gets the better of her, Inaya follows the forbidden path deep into the forest-and what she finds is not just a pond, but a mirror to another world. A world where the air hums with secrets, shadows whisper, and time stands still. When her best friend vanishes before her eyes and the forest turns from fairytale to nightmare, Inaya must face the truth: the stories were never just stories. And something ancient has been waiting beneath the water... Now, the veil has lifted. And the forest knows her name.

Imagine a world where "magic" is actually a beautifully rendered user interface, and the laws of nature are the result of flawless coding. My Enchanted World explores the intersection of art and artifice. It follows Elara, a woman who discovers that her idyllic, magical life is a simulation nearing its "End of Life" cycle. Unlike a typical hero who uses a sword, Elara must use her intuition for Visual Harmony to patch the holes in reality before the entire world "de-renders" into nothingness.

Riley Mason wants for nothing. She's in her last year of high school, one of the best players on her soccer team, and she kind of has a thing going on with the most popular girl in school. Sure, her parents died under mysterious circumstances and that fact haunts her every waking moment. Not to mention her grandmother has several rules about venturing into the woods - rules that she finds herself breaking most moonlit nights as she has sleepwalked miles into those forbidden forests. Riley Mason wants for nothing but a kiss from her crush and to graduate. Of course, that's easier said than done. Two queens, a doomed prophecy, and an ancient, terrible war. Three things Riley is sure she can do without.

Powerless in a family of Necromancers, Ezra has struggled to fit in his whole life. Going off to a normal college life seemed like the perfect place to escape the harsh realities of home. But when the girl he's had a crush on since they were eight is forced into an arranged marriage with another, darker, Necromancer family, Ezra returns and does the only thing he can to save her - he volunteers to take the test that will name him a full Necromancer, and her betrothed - if he survives. During the test, Ezra learns he isn't as powerless as he thought. Secrets and hidden truths are revealed that are all connected to the Reinhardt family, all of whom were thought to have been killed by the Necromancer's worse enemy, the Witches. Witches that are hell-bent on ridding the world of the 'black arts'. With the help of an unlikely ally and a raven familiar, Ezra has the power to save the girl he loves and his kind, too, if he can master it in time. ~Highest rank: #7 in Paranormal: 3/22/18, Featured in Paranormal: 12/5/17 ~ Genre: Paranormal/Fantasy ~ Completed

Quin Black is bored. All he does is work, sleep, and work some more. When he gets reassigned to the menial task of categorizing old, confiscated Doors, he slips back into one of his old habits--gambling. His first night out, the venue explodes and Quin leaves thousands in debt to the dealer. But the dealer makes him an offer -- go through three Doors and find out what's on the other side, and he will release him from his debt, free and clear. Meanwhile, Jo Nash wants out. Her father, a con man and petty crook, refuses to allow her to attend horticultural school and be a normal person. He would prefer she stayed in the family business. So when her father offers her a deal -- do one last assignment for him and he will pay for her schooling -- she jumps at the chance. Together, Quin and Jo step through a series of Doors to visit other worlds, and not only find themselves caught up in a bigger mess than they could have imagined, they learn a little something about themselves along the way.

After a mysterious hallway appears in his home, Trevor is pulled into a bizarre new desk job in a world he doesn't understand. While he struggles to learn strange skills, survive other-worldly adventures, and figure out how to get home, his family is left behind dealing with his sudden and unexplainable dissappearance.

When Iris stumble into a hidden library where every book is alive, her life flips upside down. Taking novels, mischievous journals, and riddles that rewrite reality make every day unpredictable. To save the library and the world outside it's up to Iris to solve impossible mysteries, outwit magical creatures, and navigate a quirky, slow-burning romance with a rival guardian who may be her only ally. Funny, mysterious, and full of twists, The Library of Impossible Things will keep you laughing, guessing, and turning pages long past bedtime. Every chapter hides a secret... and ends with a cliffhanger.

Having returned to the Reinhardt home in Georgia, Ezra, Avery, and John have made the most of their summer repairing the old house and laying low, waiting for the Lost Children to answer Ezra's call. Torn by his longing to return to his family, John doesn't want anything to do with the Witches and feels a sense of duty to help Ezra in his mission to save the Necromancers. But homesickness is slowly eating away at his will and a lapse in judgement could spell disaster for them all. Ezra is terrified at the prospect of having to lead his new family and spends the time he isn't training buried deep in the books left behind in Poe's study. With the first child's arrival, events start to unfold that send the group on a perilous journey across worlds that will test the limits of their friendship and show them just what each other is made of. Will of the Witch is the sequel to Legacy of the Necromancer and follows the point of view of both Ezra and John. Highest Ranking: #31 on 2/5/18

Mirabel is having trouble with all the disrespect her town has been giving her. She just wants to live a normal life! But without a gift, she's a misfit. She decides to take a nap so she can get her mind of her problems... but it gives her new problems. Will she survive through the horrors of Nevermore Academy? Can she go home? Disclaimers: I do not own the characters, I just mold them. Also, this is inspired by Lava_Serpent's Mirabel The Witchlet.

[Open Novella Contest Round 3 Qualifier] Spring always comes quietly. The first flower blooms in an ordinary garden, the kind that people walk by without a second glance. But this one is different. It opens a door. As the seasons shift, secrets begin to unravel-rivals tied together by an ancient weapon that stubbornly refuses to stir unless they stand together, a dragon feared by all but hunted unfairly, a god forgotten for so long who has begun to interfere once more. Worlds collide. Legends come alive. Magic seeps into the ordinary. Spring is not merely a season in this world. It observes. It recalls. It decides. Some are drawn through doors hidden behind flower petals. Some fall in love with people who feel peculiarly, inexplicably familiar. Some are asked to safeguard that which the world insists must be destroyed. And some discover that destiny is not about strength-it's about who you'll stand beside when the world starts to bloom. 🌸❀ 𝐖𝐇𝐄𝐍 𝐒𝐏𝐑𝐈𝐍𝐆 𝐋𝐄𝐀𝐑𝐍𝐒 𝐎𝐔𝐑 𝐍𝐀𝐌𝐄𝐒 ✿❁ is a tale of boundaries and gentleness, rivalry and loyalty, the subtle power of beginnings, and the things that stir when the world turns a new page. For once Spring learns your name, it never forgets. "And into the forest I go, to lose my mind and find my soul." ~John Muir

Four girls from different eras and distant worlds find themselves - without knowing why - inside the Naali refuge in Rovaniemi. A northern fox, bound to the ancient magic of the aurora, has led them there. Meanwhile, the North Wind has returned after centuries of imprisonment, threatening Lapland and the fragile balance of the natural world. Guided by a forgotten prophecy, the four must join their strengths to face a force no people could ever withstand alone.

Ben's a gamer, not a hero. But when a fossil from his Saturday job reveals two miniature TALKING dinosaurs on the run, his life goes from ordinary to impossible. Lazar and Manette need to get home, back to a hidden world where dinosaurs never went extinct. With his best friend Fez, Ben steps through a cave portal into the Badlands: a brutal prehistoric landscape where meat-eaters and plant-eaters are locked in an ancient war, and newcomers like him are prey. Ben's gaming skills might help him survive. But this isn't a game he can restart. One wrong move, and the Badlands becomes their grave.