#Interdimensional

[whereserpentswalk]

Most interdimensional entities that humans consider horrifying demons and eldrich horrors actually consider humans pretty dangerous unless they're actively trained fighters. Your average extraplaner being isn't used to dealing with a species that evolved to hunt in groups, and developed to survive in violent scenarios.

Most final girl situations happen because young entities deeply underestimate that humans have such a strong will to live, and are willing to fight back agasint a stronger foe. Most older entities keep at bay for this very reason, which is why you just see them stranding around being creepy.

That pale long limbed cryptid you spotted in a subway station moved so quickly because it doesn't want to end up near you. That shadow person whose hovering over you in the woods is trying to observe you, but it will teleport away if anyone comes near it for a good reason.

And that doppelganger that's standing by your door at night just wants to observe you too. He was smart to try to copy your roommate's face, but he doesn't realize how good humans are at recognizing eachother's faces, and that his copy will be disturbing to any human who sees it. And he got way to reckless with his movements and bad attempts to imitate human speech. Trying to trick the human who he wants to study into coming to his dimensions is an even bigger mistake, especially since he didn't realize how quickly the human would catch on. He's soon going to learn things he should have read up on before hand: humans will try to attack things they're afraid of if they can't run away, humans can use almost any hard object as a weapon by holding it and swinging, and that those decorations on your wall are called 'swords' and were not originally designed as decorations...

[thepalecrawlers]

Ghost warns roommates about a murderer

[cosmicportal]

[one-time-i-dreamt]

My Math teacher was secretly an interdimensional being. He was in 42 dimensions at the same time.

[samuelmorgan3d]

My interdimensional rift is almost complete. All that is missing are the magnets so that he can soon float properly 🔮

[seeminglydark]

✨Liminal Boy Caro✨

The universe was assigning talents and abilities and you ended up being a human inter-dimensional doorway and it’s too late to ask for a refund.

Caro is from my webcomics Mil-Liminal and Seemingly Dark and the Mil-liminal Podcast.

[cozylittleartblog]

was listening to her playlist yesterday

[preservationofnormalcy]

Hey, so I'm planning an interdimensional trip. Hoping to move off this plane, actually. I think the nearest portal to me is the Devil's Tramping Ground in North Carolina-- have you got any confirmation that it's a working (and non-fatal) gateway? Any tips for humans traveling interdimensionally in general? I think it's feasible, I knew of someone who did it, but then again she had táltos ancestry so.

You might end up a little disappointed. I've had Ambrose outline our current theoretical models for how the universe works in terms of interdimensional structures, and unless you're a dragon or sufficiently powerful demon or angel, it's going to be very tricky.

Puncturing the barrier to other planes is difficult - we don't currently have a safe method we can replicate in laboratory conditions that we can put the ol' stamp of Office approval on. Some wizards out there might tell you they can open portals, or "awaken the latent ley energy that underlies all things" or some other kind of nonsense, but I'd be very careful. The closest thing we get is the fey realm, but that's not entirely...compatible with human biology.

Devil's Tramping Ground is offlimits, sorry. It's true that it is a place where the barrier between our realm and Pandemonium is weak. Where sulphur leaks into the air, where the heat of Hell is unbearable at the witching hour. It was a place the barons and princes of Pandemonium turned their gaze to when their thoughts drifted to conquest and war against Earth and, eventually, Paradise.

Naturally we made it a government checkpoint. It may not look like much when you go there, but rest assured we have a lot of surveillance over there to make sure no one goes in or out without our say-so. If you have business in Pandemonium, take it up with the Board of Infernal Affairs and apply for a surrogate. It's not a place you want to vacation, if your body even survives the trip.

[fluffytimearts]

"Among the Stars, I'll always find you... Doctor"

Inter-dimensional Yuri for y'all

[pluckywilliam]

My friend said they were tired of seeing Billford content with Bill as a human so I decided to do a good deed.

[whereserpentswalk]

There is something incredibly lonely about traveling the multiverse.

It's estimated that 90% of universes will never be reached by humanity. Some places just don't support the type of matter that we are made of. Of the reachable 10% there are still functionally infinite universes. Of the reachable 10%, 99% will never support long term human life.

Traveling the multiverse means traveling places that don't make sense to one's mind, and are actively hostile to humanity. Places where gravity does not exist. Entire universes covered entirely by water. Deserts larger then the milky way where no life larger then a rat can survive. Most of your time traveling the multiverse will be done inside of a protection suit, knowing if you helmet ever comes off, you die.

Occasionally you'll find something somewhat reminiscent of humanity, obsidian ruins in a vast wasteland, clearly carved by something sapient, but you'll never know the name of who carved it, and never be able to read the language. You know with how large the multiverse is, there's a good chance you'll be the only one to ever see those ruins. Or that one time you found naturally occurring features in a landscape that resembled brutalist architecture, even though the only life you found there were mindless spider creatures, but it still made you feel like you could remember earth for a momment.

There are sapient creatures in other universes sometimes, but they're very rare, and very alien. Seeing them doesn't make you feel like you're encountering fellow travelers, they just make you feel more like a stranger. Once you were in a craft going through a universe entirely of void, and you encountered massive sapient creatures floating there in space, they looked like sea serpents, with sharp toothed heads on either side of their impossibly long bodies, and they watched you and studied you for hours, but they never talked to you. There was one time you found a crystalline race, in a universe that was incredibly cold and dark, and that race tried to communicate with you, and you to them, but they couldn't, you had entirely different sets of senses. Another time, in a massive cave, you saw cities a few feet in size, inhabited by creatures the size of ants, and they saw you as a monster, and they attacked your with their best weapons, and their best weapons didn't work at all.

You will sometimes see fellow explorers, and when you do it's like a miracle. Alone in the void, with so little else familiar to you, anyone you see is like a breath of fresh air. Just meeting anyone, allows you to for the first time in months or years talk to someone, interact with another human in the way that only humans can with eachother. Factions, cultures, disparities, all don't exist when you're the only two humans anywhere near eachother. But then you have to leave again, and you remember what your life is, remember that you are wandering alone forever.

The universe humanity came from, and the universes near it, are too far away for you to ever realistically see again, but occasionally you've seen large human settlements that formed beyond that. You try to stay in them as long as you can. You once ended up in a millitary base in a universe entirely of caves and tunnels, for a faction of humanity you had never heard of before, fighting agaisnt an inhuman foe, the soldiers there liked you, they were excited to meet someone like you, and you were excited to meet anyone, and you got to stay for fifteen months before they kicked you out. Currently your staying in a city floating on a dark sea, in a universe of an eternal cold night, the culture here has diverged a lot from baseline humanity, they're mostly cyborgs, and their knowledge of humanity's original universe is limited, but you love being in a place with people, with the comfort and safety of civilization, with music and books and actual real food. But still, there's something lonely about seeing this city, and knowing that all that surrounds it is a dark and empty void, and that you're going to have to go to that void soon enough, that you'll have to leave it all behind someday.

[thepalecrawlers]

Black cats in upstate New York

[howsublime]

Made my first zine this summer! It was for a Riso printing class and the subject was “About Me” with required prompt questions. Inspired by orbs I witnessed when I was a child.

[magister-magolor]

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[cultofcreatures]

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