Chishiya Alice In Borderland Novels & Stories

the tiny tink says. I look up to see Shelby's sister Sammie. "What is it, sweetie? You do not have to be afraid. We will protect you. You are safe here," I say calmly. "I saw who came to the fairy tribe land. I saw a big man and....," Sammie stops. She looks at Luther. "Go ahead, sweetie. What did you see?" I ask her. "Queen Laura, the men I saw, looked like wolves," Sammie says.

Alpine’s power surged forward, Alicia’s eyes glowing a vivid silver as she pulled her legs free and hopped between spaces swiftly before the trees could enclose her and trap her from pushing forward. Alicia looked behind her as the branches sliced together like a fence, stopping her from going backwards. What was going on?! Alpine called out to Brutus, a howl filtering through Alicia’s mind and reaching her mate's. There was no response. It almost bounced back on her like a ball hitting a wall. Alicia sensed the border of Shadowmoon pack drawing closer as she ripped herself away from the forest that was alive under this moon, bleeding red onto everything. As she untangled herself from one la

Trixie The classroom buzzed faintly with chatter and the clack of pens against desks, but Trixie was somewhere else. Her elbow rested on her textbook, her cheek pressed into her hand, as she stared out the window. Alice had left earlier that week, along with Tyler and his parents, on a mission she couldn’t talk about publicly. Even though it was still new and strange to think of Alice as a warrior, she trusted her. Alice had a purpose now—to find others like Trixie. Gifted wolves scattered across territories, hidden from the world, waiting for a chance to be part of something again. Part of this pack.

Every single one of them, their magic mingling, creating a protective force field around the entire line. “Yeah so that’s kinda the other thing I wanted to tell you. We have first born female hybrids here. Charlie is not alone anymore” I couldn’t believe what I was seeing, I thought Charlie was the only one, I thought they couldn’t exist and here, there were at least thirty. The force field drops and Alice steps forward, her blonde hair tied back in braids “He won’t know what hit him” she smiles at me. Reaching up with one hand she presses it against my forehead whilst she stared into my eyes with her own odd blue ones

I manage to tilt my head, trying to get away from her reach, and use all my strength to open my eyes, and turn to face her. "Why are you pushing me away, Alpha?", she asks with her soft voice, caressing my cheek with her palm, holding my gaze like i would disappear if she looked anywhere else. The power in that woman... A power that i know i can only admire from afar. The bleeding on my right rib side has apparently stopped, since my Alpha wolf healed it fast enough to not die. But my body is still sore and the pain on the side hasn't gone away at all. Her hand on my cheek sends warmth not only across my whole body, but my soul too, a feeling so foreign to me since my fated mate died. But ev

It was while we were taking a short break I saw Alice, one of the young wolves we had saved, appearing weak and unsteady. “Are you okay?” I asked, crouching down next to her. She attempted to nod, but it seemed to make her feel more dizzy. “I'm just… tired.” “It's okay,” I said to her. “You've been kept prisoner for a very long time. Here, let me show you something that might help.” Over the next hour, as we continued our journey, I worked with Alice. I taught her breathing exercises to help her and by the time we reached the outskirts of Blackstone territory, she looked happy.

Without waiting for further discussion, I abruptly pushed back my chair and stormed out of the chamber, needing to be away from their dismissive stares and overprotectiveness, if only for a few moments. I made my way outside angrily, noticing a crowd forming near the pack border. Being curious, I made my way over and as I got closer, I could see a female lying on the ground. Pushing past the gathered wolves, I saw she was just outside our territory line, looking weak and frail. “Mom is on her way,” a young female said. I recognized her as Alice, Alpha Ryan and Dylan’s younger little sister. Feeling sympathetic toward the injured stranger, I spoke up. “What’s your name?”

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.

Blondes again. “Hi! Joshua, I haven’t seen you in a while.” One of them said. My eyes darted to my brother, who just nodded his head at me and guided River away while I remained beside Joshua. I was restraining Nala from letting her claws out while I remained composed. I interrupted Joshua as he was about to respond to the girl whose lipstick was redder than mine. “Hi! I’m Alice. I’m Joshua’s girlfriend.” I could have introduced myself as his Luna, but the females in front of us were humans.

She was continuously praying to the moon goddess that no warrior of Alexander saw her before she took control of Aana. Alice turned to return when she heard a male voice, calling her to stop. Her heartbeat increased knowing that they are caught in big trouble invited by Aana itself. It didn't take Alice long to understand that they are Alexander's warriors who are patrolling at the pack border. "Who are you and what are you doing here?" That warrior asked harshly. Alice immediately morphed into a wolf, not wanting them to see Aana's face.