Alice In Borderland Novels & Stories

Nian said, setting aside the bags of chips in her hand. “What is it?” “I met Alice at the aid station.” Hearing that Adrian turned for a few seconds before asking, “What?” “I met her at the border aid station. Alice is a volunteer physician now. She attended a medical school after leaving Rose City that year. We talked all night, and she asked how everyone was.” Adrian froze sorely before standing up. “Where are you going?” “I’m going to see Zayden. I have to tell him about this.” ****

After exhausting all efforts, I eventually surrendered and once again, darkness engulfed my sight. ******* I woke up for the second time, and I could hear men discussing nearby. I tried to open my eyes fully to see them, but I couldn't. I managed to open them halfway, but my vision was still blurry. However, I could tell that they were discussing me. "Where did you find her?" I heard the voice of someone whom I suspected to be the Alpha ask. "Lord, we found her on our boundary, attempting to trespass into our land," another voice answered.

Alice jumped straight into Demarion’s arms as guards rushed toward us from the west border. Between them was a young woman struggling weakly in their grip. The second I saw her, something inside me twisted uneasily. Her skin looked deathly pale beneath the moonlight. Bright red lips trembled violently while tears streamed down flushed cheeks. Her striking turquoise eyes darted around in panic. “Alpha. Luna,” A warrior reported quickly while tightening his hold on her arm. “We found her wandering near the western forest border. When we questioned her, she tried forcing her way past us saying she had urgent matters she needed to discuss with you personally.”

He was still young but on the cusp of getting that manly bulk to him like his father’s. “I’m Alice,” the girl introduced herself by shaking my hand before turning to Mylo, “it’s been a while, but you all look just how I remember you, but larger,” she laughed lightly as her vision passed over Alderic and a look of confusion flashed over her before she schooled her emotions. Alderic was barely paying her any attention, something Liane noticed as she too was entranced by Alderic, watching their interaction closely. Alice looked a lot like Brianna with her high cheekbones, stunning beauty, and her black hair that was poker straight in contrast to her brother’s.

Not really an asset but more of a liability. A cluster of palm trees lined the riverbed, their leaves swinging and swaying as if going along with the song of the wind. Wild and free, its green color shone like jade in the light of the joyous sun above. As a child, I have climbed enough trees to not mind the height. Not that I planned to escape this pack, but … it was good to know. At least, I know what I might do should I ever be desperate enough to risk it. This garden and the Alpha’s residence is the one closest to the border. The said border is only marked by the lifelessness of dry grass ahead. Some say those lands belong to the Rogues. I wonder how many Omegas manage to step their foot

I don't know how many times I've walked in circles around this room, but I still can't make up my mind. I spoke to the girl I met earlier. Her name is Meryl and apparently, she’s my maid. She's been patient, answering all my questions like it's no big deal. She thinks I've got some memory loss from... whatever happened to me. This world? It's nothing like Earth. It's a land where mythical creatures like werewolves, vampires, and magic aren't just fantasy stories. They're all real.

“Could be days, could be years, could be forever if they can’t find a solution. But it’s the only place the Reconciliation can’t follow because the Void exists outside the cosmic laws it’s trying to reconcile.” She’s almost completely transparent now. “Go to the Border,” she says. “Go back to the place that almost killed you and let it hide you from the thing that definitely will kill you. It’s the only way, Mabel. Trust me one last time.” Anna disappears completely and I’m left staring at empty air where my dead sister just delivered a message from my god-children about hiding in cosmic horror to avoid being erased from existence. “The Border,” Alistair says hollowly. “She wants you to go b

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.

she said that last part in only a whisper. There was something about this girl that I didn’t like. “Return the gift,” Damien said through his teeth. Sarah’s eyes widened in shock. “Did you not hear me?” Sarah asked, raising her brows. “It’s an expensive gift. It’s exquisite. I’ve never owned anything like it in my life. He is the son of an Alpha bear-shifter, and it contains magical stones only found in their territory. It’s a once-in-a-lifetime gift. It’s rare and priceless.”

Alpha Kael glanced down. The corner of his mouth lifted. “You finally noticed,” he said lightly. He leaned closer. “Little cat.” My face burned hotter. I looked away, embarrassed, my heart beating too fast for something that was supposed to be practical. This was just to keep me stable. That was all. That had to be all. x x x The border smelled wrong. Metal. Blood. Burnt earth. The wind cut across the open land, sharp and restless. Somewhere ahead, chains clinked softly.