Novel & Cerita Alice In Borderland Shuntarō Chishiya

sound muffled, visibility limited to what the torches illuminated, movement tracked by ear more than by eye. Alena found the woman in under twenty minutes. She had set up a waiting position in a small clearing approximately sixty metres inside the northern boundary marker ... she had crossed the boundary, which was the first technical offence, but had come no further, which was the first indication that her purpose was not aggressive. She had her bag at her feet and her hands visible and she looked up when Alena and the border wolves converged on her position with the expression of someone who has been expecting this and is relieved that the waiting part is over.

As soon as I get to the border, I’m stepping over, and I will be that much safer. A twig snaps in the distance, causing me to stop. I see two warriors talking, and I duck behind a tree trunk, holding my breath. The Goddess has to be on my side because they go in the other direction. The border is a few feet in front of me, and I just need to cross over it to freedom. Go! Go now, Alayasia! I don’t stop to think. I push off the tree trunk and I rush forward. It doesn’t take long for me to run over the border, but I don’t stop. I have to get a distance before I can slow down.

He got through to her easily. Jealousy burned my veins. But I just kept quiet. “trouble in paradise?” Josh mocked. “shut up.” I replied. “She said shell meet us at the border.” He added, and a part of me was happy that I would see her again. However, another part of me knows she would be broken even more the moment she had to say goodbye. When we reached the border, Alina was waiting there for us already. Worried that she might have missed us. Us. When she turned to face us, her eyes were swollen and her cheeks wet with tears. She ran over to her mother and hugged her tightly. She didn’t forget to glare at me, though.

Alice has arrived in the garden. She looked here and there but there was no sign of Sandra. She wonders where is she. She also noticed there is no sign of Chloe and Devina. As she went into the garden she saw a shadow. She turned around but there was no one. Alice got scared but she gathered courage and spoke in a trembling tone "I know Sandra you are here. If you have guts come in front and let's have a fair fight." As she said this she could hear an evil laugh in the air. Her forehead was wet with sweat but then she closed her eyes and took deep breaths and tried calming herself.

**NATASHA'S POV** The rain fell heavily as I trudged through the wet forest floor, occasionally kicking up mud. My lungs struggled to fill with oxygen, but I persevered through the pain Above me, thunder roared and lightning momentarily illuminated the surroundings. So far, I hadn't come across any border patrol wolves, but I knew there had to be at least two or three out here. Alexander was a cautious man and would never leave his territory unprotected. I just needed to keep moving through the shadows and cross over into the next territory to figure things out.

Alpha Coast was damn right that he was punishing him, he was using the post of a post guard to punish him. “Good, you are relocated to the border, we already have guards by the entrance of the castle, we don’t need more” the chief unexpectedly. “What!” Almano exclaimed in shock, he never thought he would be transfer to protect the border which was the more dangerous and furthest away place from being close to Bella. “You can get a change in shift from time to time, don’t worry. But your morning shift is by the border then in the evening you can guard the entrance of the castle” the Chief informed him.

I froze, the realization sinking in like a blade through my chest. This was no ordinary enemy. This was someone worse. And just like that, I knew — we were in deeper than I could have ever imagined. The man raised his hand, and with a snap of his fingers, the world around us shifted — the trees warping, the ground shaking as if it were alive. Before I could even scream, a blinding light exploded from the man’s fingertips, blinding us both. And then… nothing.

He ignored Liam’s dejected expression and planted a gentle kiss on my forehead. Right then, I finally realized that happiness could be this simple.

someone reminded him. Shen Yao: !!! Damn, Alice Qi got away with a basin of dog shit cheaply! magic doctor

A candle burned faintly on the desk, sweet vanilla weaving warmth into the air. Alice sat cross-legged on the bed, still shivering despite the blanket Mira had tucked around her shoulders. She felt like a broken doll—fractured, silent, unable to fit her pieces back together. Mira placed a glass of water in her hands. “Drink. Slowly.” Alice obeyed, the cool liquid grounding her in tiny sips. Mira didn’t hover. She sat down beside her, close enough that Alice could feel her presence, but not suffocating.