Alice In Borderland Season 2 Novels & Stories

I reach out and grab the paper, feeling the glossy, almost shimmery finish. "Our Alpha would like you to respond immediately, and I have been instructed to remain at your side till you reply. I suggest you do so promptly," she snapped in my ear, suddenly closer to my side of the table. So she was just another one of Landon's slaves. The way she said our Alpha unnerved me. "Alright then," I breath. With all eyes watching me like a hawk, I peel the envelope open. I feel like it's contents have something incriminating on them. Something that Landon knows will genome in tousble with Cyrus.

The Alpha of Blackthorn was shaking — a wolf teetering on the edge of a collapse he had never allowed himself to feel. A guard stepped forward nervously, hands shaking. "Alpha… she… she left the manor. She… she went across the border." Alan's amber eyes narrowed, sharp enough to cut steel. "The border? How long ago?" "Just before your return, Alpha." Alan slammed his fist against the wall, shattering the stone with a roar that echoed across the halls. Wolves fell to their knees, trembling. My Luna… The bond screamed his name, pleading, quivering. And then… nothing. Silence.

She just nodded her head before climbing into the back seat of the truck and buckling in. *** The trip took a little over three hours. Once we arrived back on Opal Moon territory, we were immediately allowed to cross over the border and then escorted to the packhouse. As we were making our way up the driveway, I looked over and saw Alaia’s eyes glazed over; she was mindlinking someone. But she hadn’t shifted yet. How was this possible? Her eyes became clear again as she looked at me. “It’s Aaron. As twins, we have been able to mindlink with each other our entire lives. I can only link him, and he can only link me. He must have felt my presence when I crossed the border.”

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.

Security had made sure a camera would never find its way into my hands again. “I’m sorry,” I said politely. “I don’t do that anymore.” “That’s a shame,” Nadya said, crouching beside her daughter. “And this is our little girl — Alice. Mine and Stas’s.” “We already know each other,” Alice announced proudly. “She told me where the crab’s nose went.” I laughed softly at the women’s puzzled expressions. “Yes, that’s right. And Alina — congratulations. I’m sure you’ll be very happy.”

I thought I would just snoop around, but now? Now all I could think of was getting to my mate. "Forget the camp," Alan snarled so loud I could have sworn he was heard in the nearby camp, and a feral growl ripped through my throat as I agreed with him. “Forget everything and get to Ina now.” I made it past the camp easily and soon found the border Ina mentioned earlier. “The security is tighter.” Alan gasped when he saw the line-up of werewolf warriors at the border.

“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

“You’re my best friend. You’re my only friend. I’m sorry. I’m sorry. I’m so sorry.” Her blood stains my hands, my dress, and even my soul. I told her I would protect her, but I failed. Still, I keep whispering, hoping by some miracle the Moon Goddess will revive her. My voice fades, but nothing happens. The edges of my vision turn black, and I collapse beside her. * * * Thank you for reading. The story continues in The Alpha’s Unexpected Luna: The Rejection. I’ll be taking a week off to rest my head before I resume updates. You can join other readers on Ream or lnkitt to get started on book two, or wait until I upload chapters.

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?”

She quickly stood up from him and walked away. Alice was feeling so sad. Since their Alpha hasn't come back so people like her I've been living with happiness without the fear of getting killed but right now it seems like her happiness has been interrupted and she's plotting her own death. But then again where will she start from looking for him? Where exactly is she going to see her? Alice never fails to go into that particular forest where she was attacked as she thought they might be there. "Where are you showing yourself! You want to fight me right? Just come and fight me! Where's my Luna which one of you toot? Where's she? Where have you put her? She uttered and immediately she heard th