Portal of Mystery

Creative writing project by students from FH Miller Junior, led by Book Creator Ambassador Mira Campbell.

Miller Students Creative Writing

John snuck around back where there were less guards. John was heading towards the armory and pretended to be a guard. John made it to the treasure room but as he was about to enter, he felt something hitting his head and blacked out.

Then John went to look for different portals. He went to the town to discover more about the portal. He asked around and everyone said that there was a portal in the treasure room in the fortress. John was going to go into the fortress where the portal will be at. John went into the fortress and saw that there were guards everywhere so John had to sneak in.

John was looking for the portal. He saw something rusty out of the corner of his eye, so he

went closer. John knew that it was the portal because it had spikes all around and on top of the portal there was a very bright jewel.

John could see a beautiful new world through the gate. There was a forest and behind it a small town. When John was looking around, he saw a man taking a walk near the forest. The man warned John, “The only way to get back is to find a different portal.”

The only way to get back home is to find a different portal!

John woke up in a cell and he was having a headache from being hit in the head. John was frantically trying to think of a plan to break out. John looked in his pockets and found his pencil case with a paperclip. He used the paper clip to unlock the cell and there were no guards. They must have thought that he is just a kid and he coudn't escape.

He made his way to the treasure room and saw nobody guarding the treasure room! Looks like I can go in and finally get out of here! John went inside and saw different treasures like jewels, gold and diamonds.

John found a mystery portal that sucked him in a new world. John will have to find a new portal to get back home. Will John be able to or will he be stuck forever?

John was in his room reading his book. He loved all about the unexplainable. He would always get that&nbsp;type of book every time he went to the library. When John went to the library this time he saw an ominous restricted section with red tape and warning signs. He didn't know what it was so he sneakily went in. When he went into the restricted section, he felt a chill down his spine. He saw a lot of&nbsp;books all about the supernatural.

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John went through the portal and found himself back in the restricted section. He was

relieved that he was back on Earth and not on that other world. He said, "I'm never going back in there ever again!"

I AM NEVER GOING BACK IN THERE EVER AGAIN!!!

He went to look at one. He opened it and a beam of light blasted a portal on the wall. It had a pedestal. He put the book on the pedestal and the portal opened somehow. It was like pulling John inside the portal. The portal took John to a graveyard.

John tried to go back in the portal, but there was an invisible force field blocking his way. He saw the exit. As he was running towards the exit, it kept on going farther away! He stopped and the exit stopped going farther away. John had the idea to start walking quietly because he thought the vibrations were triggering the gate to move away. John thought he was stuck but then he started walking quietly towards it and it didn't move away.

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