Alice In Borderland Kuina Mga Nobela at Kwento

Alice spoke creating a portal they walked through it and were teleported back to the forest “it is nice to see you all have finally come here I wondered how much longer I shall have to wait” Lena's voice resonated around the forest as age stepped out to meet them at the front “surrender Lena you have nowhere else to go submit yourself to banishment and face the consequences of your action” Alice spoke directing her sword toward Lena “Do you think I would submit myself to you, you have no idea what you are about to face " Lena spoke lifting a vile bottle from her dress she corked it open and gulped its content.

I looked toward Adrian afterward. “You recorded all of this safely?” He smirked slightly. “In multiple places.” For the first time since this mess started, things finally felt like they were ending. A warrior rushed toward the execution grounds breathlessly. “Alpha!” Everyone turned immediately. The warrior stopped near the front, breathing heavily before bowing quickly. “There’s… there’s someone at the border asking for Alpha Zaiden.” My brows furrowed slightly. “Who?” The warrior hesitated. “A woman from Sunrise Pack.”

A growl excapes me. She didnt, she wouldn't cross the border willingly. It takes me longer that I care to admit to find her trail, some crumbled leaves on the grass a small size, female. She seemed to have avoided the other traps, of course she would, she trained here. “Damn it Alina”

As he padded his way up the slope and towards the centre of his territory, he met up with his Alpha who stood on the rise near their northern border. "Did you deal with it?" After shifting back to his human form, the Beta nodded his head and matched his Alpha's stance; feet spread apart, arms crossed firmly over his chest, and eyebrow raised. "It was a girl." "Out here? At this time of night?" the Alpha dropped his arms and frowned. "What was she doing?" "Just walking, but heading towards our pack home grounds." The Alpha growled. "You know how much I hate border crossers. They are a sign of weakness in our ranks, of leniency in the command."

The best kind. Eventually the girls gave up interrogating and started singing along to the radio…so loud, off-key, windows down. Elvins pretended to be annoyed but I caught him smiling in the mirror. As the city gave way to trees and rolling hills, the pack border came into view. The invisible line that separated our territory from the human world shimmered faintly in my senses, like stepping through warm water. Elvins slowed the SUV as we passed the old wooden sign that read “Private Property – No Trespassing.” To humans it looked like a random farm road. To us, it was home.

Damon’s POV We had just finished securing the northern movement when another scout arrived from the border line. He stopped quickly in front of me and spoke. “Alpha, there is a female at the outer border.” Rylan frowned immediately. “Another one?” The scout shook his head. “She is alone. No weapons. She is weak and struggling to stand.” Maya stepped closer. “Did she say who she is?” The scout hesitated. “She gave a name. Lilith.” That name stopped everything for a moment.

I ran until my lungs felt like they were filled with crushed glass. The border took longer than I expected, but when I finally saw the perimeter fence, I almost collapsed in relief. Freedom. It smelled like damp earth and pine needles, not like Lucen’s cologne. The border guards were distracted, laughing as they shared a cigarette near the gate. Careless. They didn't see the broken thing creeping toward the line. Noom stirred, her voice a jagged melody of fear and longing. ”Eli… this is wrong… he’s our Alpha…"

Somewhere far off, I felt the faint tug of my bond to Kieran and Caelan. But not Lucien. They must have felt that spark. But they did not know where I was. Or what I had become. I was no longer the girl they pitied. I am Aisla. And I carry an unquenchable fire in my blood.

She stood up to go when the voice of one of my warriors echoed at the back of my head. “Alpha, we have a problem.” He sounded panicked. “Are we under attack?” “No, Cassia has escaped. We can't find her and some women in the pack are creating a barricade at the pack borders.” “Take them down, and find her!” I screamed in anger. “We got some men past them but it seems like she has been gone already for hours.” “I'm on my way.” I growled and shoved Alicia out of the way. “What part of the border are you at?”

That was bordering on disrespecting my mate, and it sounded very close. "I never would." But Selene’s smile showed only teeth. "I just pointed out that perhaps there are more valuable issues at stake than whatever the two of you were up to." "Such as what?" I managed to regain my voice with every bit of confidence that wasn’t there. Selene’s eyebrows furrowed. "Like the fact that there’s just been an attack on an allied pack on our border by a wendigo. Like the fact that Kael will demand payback. Like the fact that your very presence in this territory only seems to dole-out destruction."