Alice In Borderland Graphic Novels & Stories

Surprised washed over her face, she did not remember grabbing that one; it was beautiful. “I like this one.” Alice said quietly as she picked up the fabric letting it gently move through her hands. “Ok great. What kind of style do you want? What kind of necklli…neck..” Kristen said stopping her sentence as her eyes fell upon Alice’s neck. . The crescent shape mark on Alice’s neck staired back at her burning its way into her soul eating away at her. How dare his mark be on her. Her mind screamed. Kristen’s hands going into fist as she tried to fight back the rage building inside of her. How dare he mark her! . Her body beginning to shake as she felt her wolf push forward. She was on the verge

Alaria: The knock at dawn was desperate, three sharp raps that broke the fragile silence of the camp. Liam was already awake, standing by the map table when one of the guards burst in. “Alpha! There’s someone at the northern border. She’s injured, she asked for you. She said that she will speak to no one else but you.” I was beside him before he could respond. “Bring her in.” “Alaria, she could be dangerous.” “I doubt that she would be, given the fact that she is going to be surrounded by men who want to kill her.” I said, raising an eyebrow.

"If what I am thinking what you are doing is what it is, then I think you missed some parts of the border. You missed a few places. Let me show you." I bent closer to her side from behind and asked for the pen. She did not say anything to make any moves, so I took it slowly from her fingers, and she did not try to hold back. I leaned in closer and drew circles on a few spots on the scroll. "The central is extended to this point, therefore we have a check here," I said as I wrote. "More extensions were made towards Nightwalker pack which we share a part of the border with and we made some discoveries that there are more lands at the outskirts of the town, and we have taken over all those area

I’m stuck. Alina looked up at me. “Well, what are you waiting for?” “My wolf can’t shift,” I replied, completely confused. This had never happened before. Why now? “I guess now we’re even. Neither of us have wolves.” “I have a wolf!” I argued, raising my voice. Alina looked away, surveying our surroundings, before returning her gaze to me. “The border isn’t this high all the way around. The path into the forest near the packhouse is flat ground. We should follow the border and exit from there.”

We transform immediately after our exit and we run in direction of the nearest territory, the Blue one, without turning over. When we reach the border I stop. If I go any further, Alpha John will know and he won't hesitate to kill me. Alice, or rather her wolf, looks at me hesitantly. She finally disappears behind a tree and comes out a few seconds later with a pair of shorts for me. I take them and hide behind a tree to change. When I come out, I see her wearing a loose T-shirt that reaches halfway up her thigh, her hair is messed up. The moon gives the impression that the scene is in black and white.

My past didn’t hold me back anymore. I could do this. “I’d be honored, Alpha.” I replied. We shifted and took off towards the border. The Blue Eclipse army followed our lead and fell in line behind us. When we reached the border, I carefully trotted along the edge and smelled the air to find a good entry point. When I found it, I mindlinked Alpha Jordan. “Over here.” I ran across the border with the others behind me. When we all had entered the territory, we split up and searched for the border patrols. It didn’t take long until we found them and we were quickly engaged in a fight.

I gasped, colour drained from my face, and cold seized my bones as I stared at the picture displayed on my phone. It was Alice. Her beautiful, silky hair was disheveled and her dress was cover with rips and dirt. Ugly purple bruises, cuts and blood littered her skin. Her mouth was gagged and her frail and weak body was tied to a chair.  Say hi to your bestie, bi.tch

A whimper escaped my throat before I could choke it back. I saw the change in his eyes then — confusion sharpening into something darker, something territorial. His hand skimmed up my side under my shirt, calloused fingers brushing heated skin, leaving a trail of fire in their wake. My back arched instinctively into his touch, seeking more. He growled low in his throat, a sound that vibrated against my ribs, stirring something primal deep inside me. And gods help me — I wanted him. I wanted this feral, broken alpha whose soul called to mine in ways I didn't understand.

Alice, Theodore and Skyler followed him. After ten minutes, they reached the border. While going to the border Alice saw a very beautiful lake. She wanted to go there but she could not because they did not have much time on their hands. They finally came to the border. "Start your work, Skyler. They have to go." Theodore said. Skyler sat there and started her spells. For some time they saw a few red wires on the border. It looked magical to Alice. "Wire?" "Sshh. Let her do her job. It's an invisible wire. Whenever someone tries to enter here or go there from here, these wires will give them pain, they will feel an electric shot ." Ashar said.

Exactly what I thought would happen when the Goddess threw them together to fight over one mate. And the truth stung me always. None of them had the strength to do what needed to be done. They wanted her back. I wanted her gone. Because the pack was mine. Mine to rule, mine to shape. And if the Goddess thought to crown an omega with Moonblood fire, then the Goddess was a fool. A sharp knock came at my door. A guard entered and bowed his head. "Alpha. A message from the western border." I took the scroll. The seal was foreign, but the words were clear.