Chishiya Alice In Borderland Novels & Stories

“Tell him we’ll help. Get whatever info he’s got—where she might be, what she looks like.” Lucas nodded, jotting it down on his phone. I didn’t care much about Marcus, but a missing wolf was trouble, and I didn’t want Silverlight’s mess spilling into my territory. Before Lucas could say more, one of my enforcers, Gabe, stuck his head through the door. “Alpha, got a minute? Some rogues are sniffing around the east border. Nothing major, but we should check it out.” I sighed. Always something. “Take care of it, Gabe. Grab a couple guys, run them off. And watch for any Silverlight wolves sneaking around. I don’t trust those guys.”

I’m stuck. Alina looked up at me. “Well, what are you waiting for?” “My wolf can’t shift,” I replied, completely confused. This had never happened before. Why now? “I guess now we’re even. Neither of us have wolves.” “I have a wolf!” I argued, raising my voice. Alina looked away, surveying our surroundings, before returning her gaze to me. “The border isn’t this high all the way around. The path into the forest near the packhouse is flat ground. We should follow the border and exit from there.”

and strange. “Hello,” a calm, feminine voice echoed in my ears, as clear as if she stood right beside me. “I am your assistant, Ava. Welcome to the world of werewolves.” I sat up with a jolt, heart pounding. My hands trembled. “W-what?” “If you complete the task assigned to you, you will have the chance to return to the human world.” A task? Was this some weird afterlife? “What’s the task?” I rasped, my throat raw.

Lia blinked in surprise when she saw Dylan and Alina sitting together. “Oh, you too got quite close during the chess stuff?” I saw Alicia eyes narrow. Alina must have picked up on that expression too because the next thing I saw was that she was grinning at Alicia. “I am a chess prodigy. I came to play in your pack. The alpha didn’t know you then but I am happy to meet you. You are just as beautiful as the rumors say.” Alicia expression didn’t change. If anything, it just hardened and she nodded.

However, ever since we got back from her pack, I had my most trusted men watch her and when the report came of her mysterious trip to the outskirts of our territory, I followed her myself. I did not know what I expected, however, when I saw her cross the invisible border, I knew something was up. Somehow, at this time, our northern borders were covered in magic, hiding whatever and whomever was right there. Why were these magic spells active directly at our border entrance, one with a neighboring ally pack in fact? Who was coming for us and, more importantly, how did Alice know them and cross through the boundary unharmed? And why did she go to see them now?? There was a good chance they wer

Alice says and with a look Sarah knows is final continues, "Stay home, it's the weekend. Go and have fun. The rest of us can manage without you" Sarah knows she's lost the fight and picks up her bag as she stands, "Yes ma'am" she says with a mock salute. Alice waves her hand in front of her face to shoo her away. She leans down to give her a kiss on her cheek then makes her way out. Immediately she steps outside she can feel it, the men from earlier are watching her. Let's do this!

She stood up to go when the voice of one of my warriors echoed at the back of my head. “Alpha, we have a problem.” He sounded panicked. “Are we under attack?” “No, Cassia has escaped. We can't find her and some women in the pack are creating a barricade at the pack borders.” “Take them down, and find her!” I screamed in anger. “We got some men past them but it seems like she has been gone already for hours.” “I'm on my way.” I growled and shoved Alicia out of the way. “What part of the border are you at?”

“I had to. Elias needed help, and my mother—” “Elias’s alive,” I said quickly, cutting her off. “He’s safe. Maya and I found him. He is protecting the border with Ezra. Relief flickered across her face, but it was quickly replaced by determination. “Good. Because we’re going to need him.” Before I could ask what she meant, the air shifted again, and a voice cut through the clearing. “You made it, wolf,” Alice said, stepping into view. Her presence was magnetic and unnerving, her silver hair catching the faint light as her piercing green eyes locked onto mine. She radiated power, her expression unreadable as she looked between Astrid and me.

However, I wasn't expecting what I witnessed. Alice was stopped as well, but I could already tell that she wasn't injured. Because standing in front of her large wolf body was a human wall. All of the humans that we had released were now standing protectively in front of her, blocking her from the guns that the troops aimed at her. As I watched, another gunshot went off and a human dropped. Alice let out a whine and turned as if wanting to go back and save them. However, before I could stop her, I saw the little girl that was wrapped around her neck lean forward and whisper something in her ear.

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