Alice In Borderland Graphic Novels & Stories

I wrapped my arms around my chest to cover myself. “It’s fine, Beta Brighton,” I said, trying to make him feel comfortable, since he clearly felt awkward seeing me in my night gown. “Have you come to check on Zane?” He shook his eyes. His expression was serious. “I’m afraid not,” he said. “I’ve just been informed that Alpha Skylar has attacked the border.” “What border?” my grandfather asked, his eyes wide. “The Silvermist Pack border,” Beta Brighton replied. He was here? Alpha Skylar? He was attacking OUR border?

Blood is dripping from her neck, ruining my floor. “She crossed the border” Lori responded. “Now, why would she do that?” I mumbled, inspecting the girl. Her eyes lightly flutter open and as if on instinct the two warriors tighten the grip on her arms. She lets out a groan before her head slightly lifts and when her eyes fall on me, they instantly go wide. “Alpha!” she said, her voice actually clear. “Well if it isn’t our little escapee” “I… I…” “You sure know how to create trouble for yourself don’t you” I lift her chin up with my fingers, inspecting her scared, but somehow determined face.

The forest had grown eerily quiet as we neared the edge of Alice’s territory. Even the faint hum of nocturnal life seemed to have stilled, replaced by a suffocating stillness. Ezra slowed his pace, his eyes scanning the treeline ahead with practiced precision. The tension in the air made my wolf restless, and El growled softly in my mind, her unease prickling at my senses. “We’re here,” Ezra said, his voice low as he gestured to the faint glow of moonlight filtering through the trees ahead. “That’s the border. Alice’s guards won’t patrol this far out, but we need to move quickly.”

Evan huffed and left angrily. " You could hold this, I already took a sample. We will go home and study it, then give you feedback" Sabrina said handing over the vial back to Adam. He collected it and placed it on his table. The aunties sat down waiting for what Adam had to say next, while Adam rested on his desk mindlinking someone. "Is there a way you could help us with the border, the magic barrier is fading. It won't be good if we have to add humans to our worries right now". Adam asked. " We had a human walking past it two weeks ago. That is Alaia here."

Now it’s my turn to stare. “You were at Ordan Central? During those years?” We both fall silent, studying each other’s faces with new awareness. There’s something vaguely familiar about Alice’s features now that I’m looking for it—the shape of her eyes, maybe, or the way she tilts her head when she’s thinking. “There was a girl,” Alice says slowly. “Who used to draw pictures for everyone. She made one for me before I was adopted. A butterfly, I think?”

Alpha Allison noted. “You said you only saw part of it, which means you didn’t see this exact image?” I inquired and he nodded. “I guess we’ll have to wait and see.” He shrugged, folding his hands back over his chest making his biceps bulge even more deliciously. “This is the willow tree I used to visit, it’s in the clearing on the Northern border, it looks like someone’s sitting under the tree but I can’t make out the figure.” Alpha Allison squints hard at the silhouettes.

There was something familiar about this area that I couldn't quite place my finger on. Only when I saw a familiar tree and smelled my own scent did I realize that this was the location where I was previously captured by the vampire. This meant that the border was very close. The closer I got to the end of Lord Alexander's territory, the heavier my heart felt and my wolf grew unhappier. I hated disappointing her, and hurting her was the last thing I wanted to do. However, I had made up my mind to accomplish this. ********** **ALEXANDER'S POV***

he said, “And I hate to not trust a fellow Warrior, but I think it is wise to be overcautious.” “Okay, fair enough,” I said. We reached the territory border shortly after and I smiled as I saw Aaron, Caroline and Colton. Colton smiled back, but Aaron growled at him. I shook my head at them. I knew that there was history, and very bad history but we didn’t have time for that now. If all went well, they could happily rip each other apart afterwards. Just beyond the border I could see The woman I spoke to the other day and her little girl Abigail. The girl’s face lit up as she saw me and she started waving. Her mum tried to stop her as she ran forward across the border.

Now that he's sitting beside the other alpha their bond is making its presence known again. Adom can feel its want in the way the waves tumble over each other, as if racing in an imagined contest. It makes Adom feel giddy, wanting to keep looking at Alexander. "I know," Alexander returns his smile, hand reaching out to pat at Adom's. His touch is warm, like sunlight in the afternoon. Its pressure is light in comparison like a cool breeze, carrying with it a beauty of dragonflies. Alexander's hand flutters down onto his until the weight is all consuming and stays there. Adom feels like he's transported to a day in the middle of summer, sitting on the grass and watching as a pinwheel twirls an

As I entered the room, the two maids, exited giving us our privacy. "Hey Max!" She beamed at me. I noticed that her swollen eye was nearly healed, colour had returned to her face and she seemed in good spirits. The rate of speed which her eyes had healed probably meant she did have accelerated healing too but just not as fast as the regular wolf. I smiled at her. "Hello Alexis," I pointed the flower I'd picked up at her, "Got this for you from my secret garden?"