Alice In Borderland Kuina Novels & Stories

“I had to. Elias needed help, and my mother—” “Elias’s alive,” I said quickly, cutting her off. “He’s safe. Maya and I found him. He is protecting the border with Ezra. Relief flickered across her face, but it was quickly replaced by determination. “Good. Because we’re going to need him.” Before I could ask what she meant, the air shifted again, and a voice cut through the clearing. “You made it, wolf,” Alice said, stepping into view. Her presence was magnetic and unnerving, her silver hair catching the faint light as her piercing green eyes locked onto mine. She radiated power, her expression unreadable as she looked between Astrid and me.

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.”

So it was from him that she learned about the inflated conflict on the border of Russia and the Celestial Empire, about sending a regular army, in which, it turns out, there were military units of werewolves and volunteers from different clans, forming into a squad. Alina was worried about Nikita, he himself admitted that he was on the border, he was part of the negotiators from the Saburov clan, which just defended the borders with the Middle Kingdom. Their clan was the most numerous, therefore it was considered the main force on the border. Nikita said in a letter that she had nothing to worry about, telling more about her family, about the nature of the Far East and about her family. Niki

A crash from upstairs makes us both jump. Derek comes running down. His face is grim. "Alpha. We have a problem." "What now?" "Amy left something at the border. A message." He hesitates. "You need to see it." --- The message is written in gasoline. Lit on fire. Burning on the ground at Shadow Moon's eastern border. Big enough to read from a distance. **"SHE TOOK EVERYTHING FROM ME. NOW I TAKE EVERYTHING FROM HER."** I stare at the flames.

I feel uncomfortable when the two couples just stared at me without uttering words. “We can't believe that a woman like you will be caught at the border. Little did you know that you're the first one who had the guts to enter our border?” The Alpha asked and which stunned me. “It's not my intention to enter on your pack, Alpha. Please believe me, I have no idea about it.” I explained, but they just remained to stare at me. It's hard to read what's in their mind because their facial expressions were just natural. “Not intentional? Are you not aware of the borders? You should not be in that place.” It's the Luna who stated those words.

I've never enjoyed shopping for clothes for obvious reasons, but today I was loving it. We went to so many stores and I bought some clothes, not as risky as Cynthia was pointing out but some that I know Braddock will like. When we returned to the border and seen a moving truck we were surprised. I got out seeing Braddock at the border talking to a beautiful red headed woman. As I approached her words hit me like a sledgehammer to the gut, "I am the fucking Luna and this pup in my womb is yours Brad," her voice screamed.

"You bitch—" "I’m the bitch with a powerful King," I interrupted, stepping closer until she had to lean back. "And I promise you this: I will be the one who travels back across this border just to watch your corpse get tossed into the woods. Enjoy your stolen throne while it lasts. It’s a long way down." Alice actually flinched. She looked at me with genuine, wide-eyed terror, seeing a version of me she didn't recognize. "Kiera! Move it or lose it!" Susan called from the front door, already standing with a group of Lycan warriors.

When I remain quiet, she tells me, “But I really don’t like to meddle in any of my brother’s affairs. Kade wouldn’t have hurt Jade. That’s why I wasn’t so worried, alright?” “Alright.” Her slim hand stretches toward me. “Do over?” she requests. My eyes shut briefly, and I remind myself of the many benefits of having her on my side. So, I nod shakily. “Hi, I’m Sienna, but you can call me Si.” Laughter rumbles in my chest, and I snort as my palm closes over hers. She’s one persistent wolf. The Rybak siblings all are. “Hi. I’m Somadina, but you can call me Soma or…”