Alice In Borderland Niragi Novels & Stories

“I don’t know. The guards didn’t see anything. They just… heard screaming, and when they opened the doors, this was all that was left.” Ragnar knelt, touching the ash, pulling his hand back quickly as a spark of energy jumped to his fingertips, making him flinch. “It’s the same,” he murmured. Raven turned to him sharply. “The same as what?” Ragnar met her gaze, his gray eyes troubled. “The same energy that’s in me.” The silence that followed was heavy, the bond between them shivering with uncertainty. “Alpha!” A scout burst into the room, panting. “Someone’s at the border. Alone.”

“At least I know that we have two warriors who are able to do some damage.” Finished, speaking I continue to move, scanning those around me, and only stop when I feel someone reach out in an attempt to connect with me. Pausing, I let down my wall and waited. ‘Alpha!’ Riley, one of our border guards, says the minute she feels me let her in, ‘There’s trouble!’ ‘Trouble?’ I hiss, snapping my gaze toward the northern border where she is located. ‘What kind of trouble?’ ‘There’s,’ she begins, but stops as I feel her exerting herself. ‘Please come quick!’

Her father is still the head of the border, he's got eyes and ears everywhere but she knows very well how to hide from his sight and ears, she has been doing it for 19 years after the death of Sybil and her clan, and now that she managed to get to know her daughter, she will do it no matter how long it takes. "I'm going outside the border," Nerissa almost choked on her tea with what Solana said. She has only been inside the border for half a year and she does nothing but investigates. Somehow, she manages to know everything not leaving a single detail out. She is a talented and powerful Alpha just like her mother, and maybe better. In her first three months inside the border, she managed to

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.

“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.

“What is your name and which pack are you from?” “I'm Taylor Nicholson and I'm a lone wolf right now,” she answered impatiently. “Please, give me the benefit of the doubt. I promise you that this is all worth it.” “Sure!” The gate opens and a man with a golden blond head stands with his legs apart in the opening. His eyes are rimmed in black and his pale skin is translucent. He stares intently at the woman. “Can you give me an indication of what it's about?” the man asked icily. “I am Beta Naria. The Alpha is occupied and cannot see everyone."

For a wolf like her, suffering from detachment from her mate, it was going to take her more than the death of her mother to make her see that not every mate bond could be rejected passively. After I hinted that Alex wasn’t the reason for the drought and the fire outbursts I suspected I had given her enough reasons to forgive him. And waking up to the news that the borders of the pack were intruded at night was my confirmation. She was smart, I would give her that, but not smart enough to know no one leaves the pack, not under my watch. Earlier today, the guards noticed a sneaky move at the borders. Alice tried to run away with her little niece as an accomplice, which happened to be futile in

he said. "How did you get here?" I asked pulling my hand out of his. "Your Alpha has control over the borders, the airport, the docks...but there's a loophole," Andrea said wandering over to the sink. "What?" I asked. "Why would I tell the Alpha's bitch, huh?" he said with a wink. He then filled a glass up with water and brought it over to me. I looked down at it. "What? You came down for a glass of water I presume?"

"I am Alice, Luna of the Crimson Shadow pack. You are all welcome to stay here. I am sorry about the loss and the pain which you all had to suffer. We promise you would be safe and protected here." I said to all the newcomers. They seemed to relax, though some were still sceptical. "Thanks, Madam Luna, I am Dallas, I was one of the Beta. And this is Namara, Alpha's daughter and only survivor of the Smith family." "An Alpha's daughter!" I exclaimed, looking at the little girl. "I assure you she would receive all love and protection fit for an Alpha." I turned towards the little girl. "Hello, Namara. I am Alice, we have a big playroom full of toys. Would you like to see?"

On the other end of the computer, Neil leaned on the headboard of the bed, his fingers travelling across the keyboard smoothly. There were three monitors in front of him. He was conversing with Neil through one of them. On another monitor, the CCTV footage of Blue Bay Villa and the jail cell was being played. And the final monitor displayed Alice’s personal information. “She came prepared.” Reading through Alice’s information, Nigel’s brows furrowed together sharply. “All of her information has been well-crafted. She was injured in Banyan City, then migrated overseas for medical reasons… You can tell her information has been purposely crafted, but the person who did it obviously didn’t know