Alice In Borderland Chishiya Novels & Stories

Alice says and with a look Sarah knows is final continues, "Stay home, it's the weekend. Go and have fun. The rest of us can manage without you" Sarah knows she's lost the fight and picks up her bag as she stands, "Yes ma'am" she says with a mock salute. Alice waves her hand in front of her face to shoo her away. She leans down to give her a kiss on her cheek then makes her way out. Immediately she steps outside she can feel it, the men from earlier are watching her. Let's do this!

A crash from upstairs makes us both jump. Derek comes running down. His face is grim. "Alpha. We have a problem." "What now?" "Amy left something at the border. A message." He hesitates. "You need to see it." --- The message is written in gasoline. Lit on fire. Burning on the ground at Shadow Moon's eastern border. Big enough to read from a distance. **"SHE TOOK EVERYTHING FROM ME. NOW I TAKE EVERYTHING FROM HER."** I stare at the flames.

For a wolf like her, suffering from detachment from her mate, it was going to take her more than the death of her mother to make her see that not every mate bond could be rejected passively. After I hinted that Alex wasn’t the reason for the drought and the fire outbursts I suspected I had given her enough reasons to forgive him. And waking up to the news that the borders of the pack were intruded at night was my confirmation. She was smart, I would give her that, but not smart enough to know no one leaves the pack, not under my watch. Earlier today, the guards noticed a sneaky move at the borders. Alice tried to run away with her little niece as an accomplice, which happened to be futile in

Every single one of them, their magic mingling, creating a protective force field around the entire line. “Yeah so that’s kinda the other thing I wanted to tell you. We have first born female hybrids here. Charlie is not alone anymore” I couldn’t believe what I was seeing, I thought Charlie was the only one, I thought they couldn’t exist and here, there were at least thirty. The force field drops and Alice steps forward, her blonde hair tied back in braids “He won’t know what hit him” she smiles at me. Reaching up with one hand she presses it against my forehead whilst she stared into my eyes with her own odd blue ones

Trixie The classroom buzzed faintly with chatter and the clack of pens against desks, but Trixie was somewhere else. Her elbow rested on her textbook, her cheek pressed into her hand, as she stared out the window. Alice had left earlier that week, along with Tyler and his parents, on a mission she couldn’t talk about publicly. Even though it was still new and strange to think of Alice as a warrior, she trusted her. Alice had a purpose now—to find others like Trixie. Gifted wolves scattered across territories, hidden from the world, waiting for a chance to be part of something again. Part of this pack.

Though we wouldn’t be able to blame them for taking revenge for my father’s attack on one of their families ending with two dead and one pup lost in the system and believed dead for years. Taking a deep breath, I made my way through the line of warriors already at the borderline. Standing just on the other side of the imaginary line was Alison. She was beautiful standing there in the slowly dying light. She watched me keeping her eyes on me until I stopped on my side of the borderline, maybe ten feet away from her. Her eyes slowly moved away from me and moved over the others before landing back on me. “Would we be able to speak alone?” I shook my head.

Once they started to enter the city, there was no one else like him to watch over them. Xander who closed his eyes for a moment realized that after crossing the border with the forest, no one was watching them anymore. Xander was staring out the window, and Oliver was right. The boy's men immediately turned the wheel when they had crossed the border. Xander looked back at Alice who was sitting next to him, if Oliver was also watching the girl next door. Then, who is Alice's true identity? What made so many people target this girl's life?"

and strange. “Hello,” a calm, feminine voice echoed in my ears, as clear as if she stood right beside me. “I am your assistant, Ava. Welcome to the world of werewolves.” I sat up with a jolt, heart pounding. My hands trembled. “W-what?” “If you complete the task assigned to you, you will have the chance to return to the human world.” A task? Was this some weird afterlife? “What’s the task?” I rasped, my throat raw.

she whispered, her voice trembling. Elara’s hand lingered, steady and warm. “Listen to your heart,” she said, her green eyes holding Alice’s, lingering too long. “But watch their shadows.” A shadow flickered at the cafeteria’s edge, and Alice’s breath caught. A girl stood there, short dark hair, sharp eyes, a silver ring glinting with a crescent moon and claws. Not Rhea, but someone new, her presence heavy, her gaze flicking to Alice, then Mira, before slipping back into the crowd. A whisper lingered in Alice’s mind, unbidden: Choose carefully, hybrid. Her heart pounded, her senses flaring—too sharp, too alive. A vision flashed—a shadowed figure with glowing eyes, whispering her name. The Al

“Do we kill or capture Alpha?” “Capture! She is as good as sold, now that her mother has passed. I felt her cross the West boundary. I will meet you there.” I quickly throw on some pants and head downstairs. As soon as I am out the back door, I shift and run. I stop at the West border boundary and shift back, one of the patrols that are already there waiting passes me some of the basketball shorts we have hidden all over the territory and gives me their report. “It looks like she shifted here and then ran over the border into neutral territory..”