Alice In Borderland Graphic Novels & Stories

"Probably just a deer. Let’s keep moving. The Alpha wants her found within thirty minutes." Their footsteps crunched away, getting quieter and quieter until the woods were silent again. I waited for another full five minute, listening until I was sure they were gone, before I finally let out a ragged, shaky breath. I crawled out of the log, my legs stiff, my body trembling with the adrenaline crash. I had to keep moving. I had to find the border. I stepped out into a small clearing, but the moment I stood up, I froze. My blood turned to ice.

He got through to her easily. Jealousy burned my veins. But I just kept quiet. “trouble in paradise?” Josh mocked. “shut up.” I replied. “She said shell meet us at the border.” He added, and a part of me was happy that I would see her again. However, another part of me knows she would be broken even more the moment she had to say goodbye. When we reached the border, Alina was waiting there for us already. Worried that she might have missed us. Us. When she turned to face us, her eyes were swollen and her cheeks wet with tears. She ran over to her mother and hugged her tightly. She didn’t forget to glare at me, though.

The sun was setting. "I’m going to the border," I said. "Are you coming?" "No, I can't. The rashes are showing now," she said, pulling up her sleeve to show me the red blotches. Her allergies. If I told her Dexter was waiting at the border, she’d come, rash or no rash. But I didn’t push it. I just said goodbye and left. My pack, Grimhowl, is one of four in Craig Woods. We occupy the southern territory. Our neighboring packs are Emberfang, Dreadmoon, and Valeblood. We share a border with Valeblood, a river dividing the two lands.

“I’ve investigated how Glenda and Bryson’s winning on the Dead Border is related to the other packs colluding rebellion with the Rogues.” When he said that, everything I was feeling vanished as I became filled with overwhelming shock and curiosity. The Dead border was the border on the Southern battlefield, which Bryson and Glenda had won before. I dropped the cup of tea and looked at him seriously. I leaned closer to the table and asked, “What did you get?” He pulled a letter or some kind of document from the drawer beside him and pushed it toward me. Nodding at it in a gesture, he told me to open it.

I looked closer and saw him; he held his hand out as if calling to the earth; he was facing a piece of rock in mid-air. “Alpha Lumus?” Brian asked. “Exactly!” She exclaimed. “He was an Alpha of Shadowfangs and the first elemental.” “Why does this seem so familiar?” I asked, squinting as I stared intently at the drawing, trying to figure out where I had seen this picture before.

“Tell him we’ll help. Get whatever info he’s got—where she might be, what she looks like.” Lucas nodded, jotting it down on his phone. I didn’t care much about Marcus, but a missing wolf was trouble, and I didn’t want Silverlight’s mess spilling into my territory. Before Lucas could say more, one of my enforcers, Gabe, stuck his head through the door. “Alpha, got a minute? Some rogues are sniffing around the east border. Nothing major, but we should check it out.” I sighed. Always something. “Take care of it, Gabe. Grab a couple guys, run them off. And watch for any Silverlight wolves sneaking around. I don’t trust those guys.”

When she wrestled the bag around to the front, she unzipped it and triumphantly pulled out a rather rumpled looking piece of paper. Alice looked at the drawing and this time, a single tear escaped. It trickled down her cheek before she swiped it away with the back of her hand. “Adam, look,” she said, her voice choked. “It’s us.” I took the sheet of paper. It showed a family grouping drawn in colored crayon. A stick man, a stick woman with a chaotic corona of hair holding a bundle, and a little stick child standing in front. The child had a big smiley face.

Arabella replied, her eyes sparkling with amusement. As I continued to move closer, the world outside ceased to exist. There was only her, her enchanting eyes and teasing smile, her intoxicating scent, and the magnetic pull between us. My hands instinctively moved to her waist, tracing the contour of her figure through the fabric of her dress. They then traveled down towards her bum, lifting the hem of her dress as they went. The only barrier that remained was the thin piece of black lace that she wore. With a swift motion, I moved her thong aside and gently guided her until she was lying flat over the dressing table.

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.

Her rare smile was breathtaking. I received a mind link from Kendrick. There was a ruckus at the border, and one of the people was stabbed and robbed. " Go inside," I pushed her gently. She looked at me longingly before going to her room. I changed into my wolf and ran to the border. Kendrick gave me clothes that I changed into. I scowled when I saw Alpha Layth there. " Why is he here?" " One of the traders involved is from the Summer Moon pack," I nodded.