Borderlands Fanfiction Novels & Stories

The dark moon pack would regret stealing my mate from me and crowning her Luna. It was however, very risky business. Information circulating seemed to point that the Borderlands was a dangerous place to cross. It was why I sent one of my most skilled lieutenant, Cyrus and even then, I had my doubts. The Scavenger wolves who basically ran the borderlands were a vicious pack of unhinged psychos and were not very friendly to outsiders—especially not to crescent wolves. There were also rumors of a deadly and primal pack out in the wilderness that worshipped the Blood moon god and stuck with the old ways. Fucking lunatics.

The whimpering ceased, replaced by a cold, hollow silence. She stood up, her joints aching. The night air of the borderlands was biting, a stark contrast to the climate-controlled luxury she had just abandoned. Behind her lay the Northern territories—the land of the King who had broken her. Ahead lay the Untamed Territories, a sprawling expanse of jagged mountains, dense, lawless forests, and ruins of a civilization that had collapsed before the first pack-bonds were ever etched into the earth.

Not a second later I got a mind link from Jason. “Nora and Rick have crossed the border into the packlands.” { Alexander } I ripped the throat out of another rogue and took a breath as I glanced around at the battlefield. It was a mess of hundreds of dead bodies, most from the rogues but enough from our side that I was pissed. I could feel them and their auras leaving and each time I felt a tether break I went on a rampage. “Nora and Rick have crossed the border in the packlands” Jason’s mindlink hit me at the same time Raine’s did.

Bertulf was right beside him, looking on eagerly. "The border between Northlands and Eastlands. And Northlands to Westlands. It appears they are planning to attack us from the two regions at the same time," I replied. "We can't let them in the Northlands…" Jared said. "It's too late, they just crossed the borders," I said, watching as the Westlanders and the witches of Eastlands, distinguished by the emblems of the regions, started to unleash mayhem on the Northlanders. Houses busted into flames. The sweep was fast and deadly.

"You would start wearing your bracelet again. I have increased the wavelength so it would allow you go as far as the borders of the pack. Anything farther and you would receive the shock of your life." Griselda chuckled and made herself comfortable on my laps. I was already starting to imagine her as Freya. If I made her mine, she was definitely going to get comfortable real quick and start wreaking havoc on the surrounding packs. Definitely not happening. Antonella sighed and I could see her eyes become watery with tears. Exactly what I wanted! "The borders are dangerous, my King," She started. "Nonsense!" I growled. "Go and get me what I want, now!"

"This is a command as your alpha. Do not mention this ever again" "Yes alpha" he chuckled, his tone was mocking and he left my office. That old bastard. Was he just pulling my legs or the bond could actually be destroyed? I haven't heard of it before. " And it doesn't concern us. The bond between us stays forever" my wolf snarled and I agreed with him. I'm not getting rid of the bond. The door flew open and Landon ran inside. "Can't you fucking knock?" "I got a message from Aldrid. There was a breach at the border"

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?”

Hell, even letting her run patrols in general made me feel horrible. I pulled off my clothes and shifted, running north. The pull to her was easy to follow. Though, now she was a little more northeast than she had been. Bounding through the fields into the woods, I followed her where the bond took me. Slowing near the border, I could tell she wasn’t too far. ‘Dallas, I’m going over the border for a little.’ ‘Sure, Alpha.’