Borderlands Crossover Fanfiction Novels & Stories

he said, “And I hate to not trust a fellow Warrior, but I think it is wise to be overcautious.” “Okay, fair enough,” I said. We reached the territory border shortly after and I smiled as I saw Aaron, Caroline and Colton. Colton smiled back, but Aaron growled at him. I shook my head at them. I knew that there was history, and very bad history but we didn’t have time for that now. If all went well, they could happily rip each other apart afterwards. Just beyond the border I could see The woman I spoke to the other day and her little girl Abigail. The girl’s face lit up as she saw me and she started waving. Her mum tried to stop her as she ran forward across the border.

Jena helped me out through a secret passage so we could get to the border on time, half of the way, she had practically carried me, sharing her strength with me, to prevent me from passing out, just when the border came into view, I could see Zeus, alpha Todd and other warriors fighting off Rayvan's warriors. My eyes scanned the area, but I couldn't find Adrian, panic hit me, as I saw everyone and Adrian was nowhere to be found suddenly I heard footsteps retrieving, and an intoxicating scent hit me, the same way, I smelled Rayvan when I find out that he is my mate, "Adrian," Ray Murmured in my head, I don't understand anything she said but suddenly I saw Caleb walking towards us with Adrian

I explain placing my hands behind my back as I spoke, where Rebecca could only look around for an exit. “So, when I learnt of this surprise visit Alexander was planning, I embodied my father and formulated a plan of my own. We pushed back the border guards slightly to make it seem as though our border was still at the same place as Alexander remembered, but little Becca, it stretches ten more miles from here. So, with that being said, are you aware you’re currently trespassing onto our land, babe, want to explain what you like to do to trespassers.” I smirk taking a look to Archer, whose eyes were filled with nothing but desire and pride as he looked back at me. “I deem them free food for ou

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.

Because it's true I look down at my hands, they're shaking, not from fear but the amount of restraint and power I'm holding back. My claws tear into my palms, my eyes gaze at the piece of cloth in my arm, the scent is fading, almost gone. If it disappears, I pray I disappear with it. Dax clears his throat carefully. “There's a Tier- one facility on the border.” he continues. “It's called the sanctuary.” “They have reinforced isolation suites,” he continues. “Titanium and silver walls, soundproofed and no omega unless requested.” I close my eyes, Finn says. “Just a place to weather the storm.” I close my eyes, breathing hard, body trembling, I need to leave now. “Prepare the transport.”

“If she’s thinking like a Mirage, she’ll go somewhere no one can trace her scent. Somewhere mixed.” Lechandray leaned forward. “Mixed?” “Where all shifters overlap,” I explained. “The Crosslands. South of the Ridge.” Curt groaned. “You mean that dump where panthers and rats trade in secrets and stolen goods?” “Exactly.” Krav’s jaw tightened. “We’ll find her.” Haden looked between us, his voice dropping lower. “You really think talking will fix this?” “It’s not about fixing it,” I said. “It’s about reminding her she’s not alone. If we corner her, she’ll bolt or fight. I can’t risk that.”

POV DARLENE The journey back across the border was not a retreat; it was a Reclamation. As the burning towers of the West’s capital faded into a jagged, orange glow against the southern horizon, the air began to change. The stale, chemical ozone of the Council’s stronghold was replaced by the sharp, punishing bite of Mountain Ice and Ancient Cedar. This was the scent of the borderlands—the place where the "Management" of the city met the Absolute Law of the Pack.

He tripped hard and his face landed in the dirt. "What the hell?" he yelled, kicking at the black mist. I didn’t stick around to watch him get up. I turned and ran. No wolf speed anymore, but I still had the stubborn part of me that had survived years of hell. Jax roared furiously behind me but the trees were closing in tighter, hiding me step by step. The air changed and got colder. It smelled like wet earth, old rot, and something ancient and secret. I knew exactly what it meant. I had crossed the border. I was in Rogue Lands now.

"If you say one more word, I'll go to the infirmary and personally end that murderer's bloodline." He must have never seen this side of me before. Rory's eyes widened, finally realizing I wasn't bluffing. He scrambled back, clearing a path for my car, still muttering, "Impossible… this is impossible…" I floored the accelerator, the SUV's engine roaring to life. The tires spun over the gravel, kicking up a cloud of dust. Just as I was about to cross the border, Wyatt's voice exploded in my mind like thunder. The mind-link. Faye! Come back here! I command you as your Alpha!

"A young woman vanishes without a trace. No evidence. No leads. As if she simply... ceased to exist." "The story fascinated me. I dug deeper, trying to find the truth behind the disappearance — until I came across a novel." My body went rigid. "What did you just say? A novel?" "The world we're in right now — it's a novel. I stumbled into it the same way you did. That's when I realized you didn't just disappear. You crossed over, just like me." "I've been watching you for a while. Everything about you confirmed it — you're the woman who vanished."