Chishiya Alice In Borderland Novels & Stories

“Hey?” Alice does not speak a word. In fact, she does not even as spare me a glance through her side eye. She just keeps her attention focused on the sand. In front of her folded legs, she had drawn the pictorial depiction of a scary wolf. The wolf looked a lot like Samantha’s own.

“You would know if he wasn’t. Your visions would have told you.” Alice nodded, blinking back tears. She had to believe that. She had to trust in the connection she shared with Johnson, even across time and distance. “Tomorrow,” Alice said, her voice resolute. “Tomorrow, we bring them home.” “I’m going to try one last time,” Alice said, kneeling on the ground, her hands pressed into the earth as she reached for the vision again. The moonlight shimmered brighter, casting a halo around her as she closed her eyes and focused. This time, the images came in sharp clarity, and Alice saw a new path—a way to get into Sakura Heiei without being caught.

Her right hand picked up a small piece of paper and I clearly could see what was written on it in capital. I AM. Theo and I approached her silently, my Alpha Mode kicking in. One thing about the writing stood out, it was written in blood but Theo and I couldn't smell it. Why? I couldn't help but wonder how the hell my Alpha Wolf couldn't detect it. 'Alpha, this here. ' Tamara referred to the piece of paper, shaking it with her hand. 'Didn't write itself and it certainly didn't place itself here. I think this is connected to the fracture on the border barrier. ' The witch explained.

No one was close enough. My breath caught, was I going to die like this? Then…A roar shattered the air. Alice. She shifted, Fully.Completely. AT LAST!! Her wolf burst through reality like a force of nature, huge, powerful, golden-furred, eyes burning with something terrifying and protective all at once. The ground shook beneath her landing. The attacker didn’t even get a chance to react. One strike, Done. Silence dropped instantly. Like the world itself paused to acknowledge her. I stared, even through pain, even through blood.

~ Lucas ~ I kept my eyes on the ground and walked toward the main hall. The first lesson of the day was called Border I guess, something about old maps and learning to recognize the scent of enemies near pack land. Inside, the room was darker and quieter. Thin windows let in strips of sunlight that fell across old wooden desks. The wood was scratched and carved with initials from students long gone. I chose a seat in the back corner. I set down my satchel carefully and took out my slate and a piece of charcoal. I moved slowly, trying not to make noise.

The air was warm, and the scent of lemon balm floated in the breeze. “I don’t want to alarm Jason,” Aurora said as she stirred her tea, “but something feels… wrong. Not with the baby. Just… out there.” Mia nodded slowly. “I know. I’ve been picking up on it too. Like someone’s moving through the edges of our world. Watching, but not touching.” Aurora exhaled. “Do you think I’m being paranoid?” “Not at all.” Mia’s tone was firm. “We’re mated to the Alpha and Beta of this pack. Our wolves feel the shift before our minds catch up. Trust your instincts.”

You’ll likely scare her and the rest of the humans. Humans? What is happening. ‘Sorry, it seems I’ve been blocked out for some time now. I should have come to you a while ago, but something has been stopping me breaking through. So, let’s start over. My name is Alice. I'm your wolf Juvia.’ “Oh my god. I’m going crazy.” I said aloud. “I'm hearing voices and they have names, and it thinks it’s a dog and I’m going crazy. I’ve finally cracked” I put my head in my hands and started to rock back and forth.

Alice screamed at the sight of blood pooled near Giselle’s head. “Giselle!!” Alice screamed and bend down to get her friend. She quickly turns her body and turned her face up. Alice sighed relief when she sees Giselle was still breathing She started to cry and try to reach for Giselle’s phone next to her body but a cold hard sensation was pushed to the back of her head. “You make a sound; I’ll fucking blow your brains out. You hear me, bitch?” Alice knows that voice everywhere. “Get up now. Slowly...and turn around slowly as well. You don’t fucking mess with me, bitch. Your friend might be alive now but I’ll make sure she sleeps forever if you act out.”

Even the fire in the fireplace seemed to quiet for a moment. Deep in my consciousness, my wolf let out a low chuckle—cold, sharp, edged with cruel amusement. Adam's breathing turned noticeably heavier. He had probably finally realized that this wasn't some petty tantrum. I was serious. Then suddenly, a faint ripple of energy stirred outside the door. The scent was instantly familiar—fir trees and the aggressive dominance of an Alpha. My movements paused almost imperceptibly. Cassius was back. My wolf sensed him first, her ears twitching before she released a low, unreadable snort.

Ashar said. "You mean this border???" Alice pointed to the hill side with her finger. "Yes, this border." "B-But I thought she was fake. Then I thought she mistook someone with me." "What do you mean?" "You can't believe what she said to me." "Tell me." "She was shaking when she bumped into me. I thought she was an old woman that's why. But no. Her face, I could understand by her face. She ran away from the market and I followed her. Then I went to her cabin in the middle of the forest. She was shocked when she saw me. But then she welcomed me. She told me about a story. No, a history of a couple who were an Alpha and a high ranked Witch and their three children. Do you know the story?'