Beyond The Boundary Main Character Novels & Stories

Looking at Darius, knowing what he had done, and taken away from, she didn't know what she felt anymore. ——— In the dead of night, as darkness covered everything, a figure was seen walking with purpose. Jade kept her footsteps light as she walked towards the border of the territory. As she reached the border, she remembered what Darius had shown her before. The border was bound with immense magic making it impossible for one to cross the border, as Jade reached her hand towards where she thought the boundary was, her hands felt empty air. It felt as if the magic bound had completely disappeared, which shocked her as she didn't expect things to be so simple for her.

" I looked back to see most of the supernatural officials, and a handful of our best soldiers. Dalia and Katherine weren't excluded. "We are approaching the boundary." I heard Alpha Ryan say. He was just beside Logan, and after him, Liam. Denver was beside me and all the while, he had been silent. I was really disturbed by it. 'Denver'. I called through our mindlink, but he remained silent. 'Please answer me. Don't let me cross that boundary, without hearing your voice'. Still silent. 'I am sorry I made such a decision, but it is the right thing to do.'

“But until tonight, I had never seen the boundary react to someone the way it reacts to Coral. I have known that the boundary was here, but I did not know that it was active, not really. It has only become active when the threat truly became real, and that was was only recently.” I looked back toward the trees again. The anchor was still there. I could feel it. Not as sharply as before, but enough that I knew exactly where it sat within the structure of the boundary. It felt like something foreign lodged inside something ancient. “What happens if they keep pushing it?” I asked. Victor followed my gaze. “That depends on how the boundary chooses to respond.” “That’s not comforting,” Duncan sai

"He's fine. He already had surgery. You just came out of surgery too, so you should rest well. We'll be able to leave soon." I nodded and let out a long breath. After two days in bed, I got up and stepped outside. This was Opsia Hospital. A few familiar figures stood around—I was still safe. "Vanessa!" It was Edward. He sat in a wheelchair, eyes shining as he tried to come closer, but the bodyguards beside me stopped him. "Vanessa, are you okay?" "I'm fine. Edward, you and I no longer belong to the same world. Thank you for what you did today. Someone will explain everything to you later. From now on, we shouldn't meet again.

Something coiled into the land itself, slow and vast and uninterested in names. I stopped short. Kaden was instantly beside me. “What.” “We’re not alone,” I said. “And it’s not hostile.” That was somehow worse. The ground ahead shifted. A figure emerged, tall and indistinct, its outline wavering like heat over stone. Not human. Not wolf. Something in between that had given up on choosing a long time ago. “Boundary-bearer,” it said, voice layered, old and dry. “You walk where authority does not reach.”

I didn't dare look behind me. But it followed. I could feel it. The thing from beyond. When we reached the water's edge, I collapsed to my knees. The river should've offered safety, sanctuary. But it boiled, bubbles rising, steam rising higher. Malen cried out and fell, convulsing. His body twisted unnaturally, veins glowing a violent purple. I screamed and reached for him. I wanted to save him at all costs. He didn't deserve so much pain. It hurt me to see him like this.

"Okay then. If you say so." Amelia called the guy she talked about and he came and drove us there. throughout the drive, they kept on making out. I couldn't say anything. I just had to watch but does this boy know that Amelia has several other guys? I thank God I am a wolf. If any accident occurs, I can easily heal. We got to the dungeon house and unlike Crescent Moon, this was more secure. It was underground and it needed a passcode to get in. We also signed a contract. I didn't read it though.

Then he lifts his hand slowly, timidly, and points at my chest. Aunt Ruby leaps forward. “Don’t touch her!” Milo doesn’t touch me. He draws a shape in the air. A circle,a crack,a falling star.Then he points again at me. Then at the door. Then at the window. Then in the sky. Mom whispers, “He’s saying it’s open.” “What’s open?” I ask. Noelle answers instead: “The boundary.” The floor drops out from under me. “The one that keeps him out?” “Oh, he can’t come in yet.” Noelle smiles sweetly. “But you can cross over, if you choose.”

Mora didn’t answer. Even the Primordials remained silent. Finally, the Father Beyond spoke. “He’s not one of us.” Sophia frowned. “Then what is he?” The Father Beyond looked toward the darkness above them. “He’s the one outside.” The World Outside the Story Sophia looked upward. “Outside what?” Asterion answered: “Outside everything.” He explained that every universe had an edge. Beyond that edge was another reality. And beyond that reality another. But eventually there was a final boundary.

But he forced himself still because charging blindly into the woods without knowing where to look would only help whoever had taken her. Then a sound came into his mind. Logan froze. “Fiona…” he said to himself. On the river The canoe scraped over something hard like stone. I lifted my head and saw it, it was a faint line ahead, where the river met a low wall of stone and beyond it, water the color of steel. Zeus’s voice carried over the waves. “That’s the boundary. On the other side is Monegro. Where you belong.” “I’m not crossing,” I spat, my voice shaking.