Alice In Borderland Season 3 Novels & Stories

*Starblood Borderlands – Dusk* The air smelled of smoke before anyone saw the flames. Aiden rumbled restlessly inside Ryder’s chest as the wind shifted, carrying the acrid sting of burning pine. Somewhere beyond the ridges, Silver Fang was moving again—bolder now, testing the cracks Alpha Thorne had warned them about.

She’s likely drinking tea; there’s no sound of anyone working. Serena was right when she said we’re not allowed beyond the border for a reason. As a child, I imagined unclaimed land to be full of monstrous beasts, shadows towering over the fiercest warriors, and harsh landscapes that no wolf could survive. At school, kids whispered that unclaimed lands had no moon and dared each other to cross the border for even a second. None of that turned out to be true.Perhaps Alpha Kane’s, my formal Alpha's strict borders aren’t to keep us safe from monsters but from leaders like Vuk. And behind these simple doors lies Vanda’s bedroom—my mate’s room.

That may make me sound awful, but it’s the little things we need to have on our side - the small advantages. The morning of day three of this nutshow I wake in my office, again, when the alarm of the pack goes off. Someone trespassed the border. ‘Where?’ I ask my warriors, but none of them knows where? No one has been attacked. No one has seen anyone. ‘Search the border, but stay together. Keep your eyes and ears open. I am on my way.’ I rip open the door to see Allie coming to get me. She turns around when she sees me and hurries down the hallway. I’m side by side with her in a second.

As the afternoon wears on, Miles finally starts to show signs of fatigue, his steps slowing as he climbs the ladder to the slide one last time. “I think someone’s ready for a nap,” I say to Hunter and Alice as Miles slides down with considerably less enthusiasm than before. Alice checks her watch. “Yeah, I should be heading back anyway. I’ve got a video call with a gallery in Bo’Arrocan in an hour.” We’re just about to leave the park when a group of three young women approach us. “Shit,” Hunter says, covering his face. But it’s too late. They’ve already recognized us.

Thorne barked, his voice strained with exertion. I nodded, clinging to him as he fought to keep the wolves at bay. The forest around us seemed to close in, the shadows thickening with every passing second. But Thorne wouldn’t back down. He couldn’t. Not with me by his side. With a powerful thrust, Thorne threw one of the wolves into a tree, snapping its neck with a sickening crack. But even as he took down the last of the pack, I could feel something shift in the air. The wolves were gone, but the danger wasn’t over. Not yet.

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

Anabella is unstoppable, and she becomes stronger the more time we squander. Lisa averted her gaze, her face inscrutable. "Lisa," I whispered quietly as I moved in closer. "We'll get responses. Together. Reluctantly, she agreed, but I could still see the uncertainty in her eyes. Lisa's POV Uncertainty weighted on every step of the trip back to the camp, making it seem longer than normal. The pack was waiting for us when we got there, their faces furrowed with worry. One of the guards shouted, "Alpha!" and hurried forward. Reports of stray sightings close to the southern border have started coming in. They are congregating.

Alpine’s power surged forward, Alicia’s eyes glowing a vivid silver as she pulled her legs free and hopped between spaces swiftly before the trees could enclose her and trap her from pushing forward. Alicia looked behind her as the branches sliced together like a fence, stopping her from going backwards. What was going on?! Alpine called out to Brutus, a howl filtering through Alicia’s mind and reaching her mate's. There was no response. It almost bounced back on her like a ball hitting a wall. Alicia sensed the border of Shadowmoon pack drawing closer as she ripped herself away from the forest that was alive under this moon, bleeding red onto everything. As she untangled herself from one la

When night fell on the border between the three kingdoms, the blood moon rose among the dark clouds, and a part of Alice trembled, remembering that it was the moon that Kalias had been waiting for so long. She had heard the maids discussing the preparations for the ritual she would have to go through - just as she had felt something change in her chest. At that moment, it was undeniable that Kalias was right and that something inside Alice was much more than human. After all, tears were not usually able to heal.

My voice was scratchy and quiet but the hands holding me tightened, telling me that they heard me. “We are leaving now. I’m bringing you home.” I nodded, leaning against his chest as he picked me up like I weighed nothing. My eyes were too heavy to open so I just listened to the wind as Alan raced through the forest. “Kat, love, you need to break the bond when we cross the border. After that, you can sleep, alright?”