Alice In Borderland Graphic Novels & Stories

'There's someone at the border requesting the Alpha and entry to Timber,' came through the link. I was aching to get back to Dahlia but we weren't too far now so I decided to handle it first. The guard couldn't provide a lot of details other than that he was alone, not a wolf, and refusing to talk until I got there. He may seem non-threatening to my guard, but border requests were always risky and we needed to take caution.

Daniel, on the other hand, stood in front of him with his arms wide extended like a black eagle. Alice became terrified as soon as she realized what was going on. Worried that they would fight, she immediately stepped between them and said, “Mr. Cooper, please accept my apologies. You know, he didn’t mean to do that. We will be gone in a couple of minutes, I…” Alice glimpsed something on the table in the dimly lighted room before she could finish her sentence. The table was covered with white or yellow drawing paper. On those papers, there were several clothing designs done with colored pencils. Alice thought those designs were remarkable, even though none of the elements were identical to t

"Let's start with the border security report. Head of the Eastern Border, please." A tall man with silver hair and sharp eyes stood up. "We have noted increased activity in the east. Over the past two nights, scouting parties have reported unknown shadows approaching the border. We could not catch them, they disappeared into the dense forest." Alpha Aric leaned back in his chair and looked straight ahead. "Did they leave any tracks?" "Wolf tracks, but the size and pattern of the steps are inconsistent. We suspect that an alchemist may have used a trick to hide their identity."

"Thank you for being so accepting. This bunny means a lot to me, and I'm glad I can share this secret with you." Sophie's eyes sparkled with excitement and a hint of mischief. "I'm honored to be let in on this secret," she replied, her voice filled with genuine warmth. "We'll take good care of this little one together!" Sophie settled into a cozy chair, cradling the bunny in her lap. I perched on the edge of my bed. A mischievous glimmer sparkled in Sophie's eyes as she leaned forward, anticipation written all over her face. "Alright, spill the tea, Alice," she said, a playful grin tugging at her lips. "Tell me about the craziest thing that happened to you in Madland."

Alice brought Gardenia to her mother and the child immediately rushed to her mother. The night they came back, Gardenia was still doing her best to stay awake and wait for Alice and Karina. The child also bawled at seeing Alice alive. She went to her and Karina, embracing them with tears. It was the first time that Alice truly felt relieved that she had come back alive. She wasn’t expecting it to come from a child who’s basically a stranger.

When I push myself up, breathing hard, the clearing is almost silent. Bodies litter the ground, some human, some shifted back, blood dark against mud and stone. The river keeps rushing, indifferent, and smoke drifts low through the trees, stinging my eyes. A few distant shouts echo from farther back, but here, in this space, it is just us. Alice stands a few feet away, chest rising and falling fast, fur matted and streaked red. She limps slightly on one hind leg, but she is upright, alert, eyes locked on me like she is making sure I am still real.

“Just go to the library and talk to him. I know you’re stalling.” Leia’s face heated profusely. “Fine. But why are you going there again?” “I’ll tell you next time. Bye!” Alice waved her hand and started walking away. The hall was empty when Alice arrived. The sunlight reflected on the frames and the glass windows; Alice felt calm and peaceful as the isolation and silence gave her comfort. She went to the last photo frame and stared at it intensively. There was a small plaque below the edge, saying, ‘UNITY.’ Her eyes went to Meredith and George Le Blanc first before landing on the couple beside them.

Not fresh, but not old either. She pulled out her phone and snapped a few photos, the light catching the curve of the claw mark. “Looks deliberate,” Mia said, running a finger near but not touching it. “Too high to be natural,” Aurora added. “Someone left this. Someone who wanted us to find it but only if we were looking closely.” Aurora sent the photo to Jason with a short message: “Not one of ours. Near the eastern ridge.” Jason nodded. “Someone’s either sending a message… or hiding one.”

Dalton shot me a glare, but Silas smirked like he was secretly enjoying the sass. Dalton spread a rough map of the borderlands across the desk. “I’ve already sent patrols to the eastern and southern borders. If Alisha makes a run for it, she won’t slip by unnoticed. Alpha Severin has pledged twenty of his best warriors to assist us. They’re already en route.” “That’s more like it,” Silas said with a firm nod. “We’ll need every ally. Severin will be thanked for his loyalty.” I tapped the map with one finger. “Lovely. While the men play chess with wolves, here’s my contribution. I can feel Alisha’s scent in my bones. She can’t hide from me anymore.”

And there I see him, laughing maliciously, lying on his belly, with his paws in front of him. I shake my head in denial. I walk through the cabin and head to the parking lot… “Excellent! There is a possible conversation over there.” I say to Fenrir, as I walk towards my truck. Alice is there. She is a young woman. I think she is only 25 years old. She is quite beautiful with her fiery red hair and her freckles on her cheeks and, from what I hear, she is also very talented. Fenrir raises an eyebrow and says, “I agree. She will be enough. Now don’t go overboard. I don’t want Emma to cut off our balls like she wants to do to Peter.”