Diamond Game Alice In Borderland Novels & Stories

Funny enough, I wasn’t one to gossip but I heard a little from the servants in my former pack. Next to him was a beautiful woman, I guess that's the Luna. She was exceptionally beautiful with black coloured hair and green eyes that shone bright. Looking for a place to sit, I opted to stay at the far end of the table. I wanted to grab some food from the platter but I was too scared to touch anything. Noticing my hesitation, Alexander said “Alice, feel comfortable, here is your new home. Take what you want.” My eyes widened at Alexander's kindness, I guess he isn’t as bad as his brother. “Thank you Alpha,” I smiled in appreciation.

She staggered back, breath ripped from her lungs, as her dagger splintered, its shards scattering across the dirt like fallen nuts. The mercenary smiled, a cruel twist of his lips. “Surprise, surprise,” he said with a mocking grin, taking a deliberate step forward. “I’d say it’s time to end our little rendezvous,” he drawled, amusement flickering in his eyes. “Wouldn’t want our spectators thinking we’re falling in love now, would we?” Valia’s gaze swept the ground, calm but desperate, hunting for anything she could use, a weapon, a shard, a chance. So when his axe came down, she didn’t dodge. She caught it.

If one sees it that the forestial resources in Neverland are decaying, then this would also meant the end for the entire mainland. Plucking one of the five gems out of their respective receptacles also meant cutting off a country's connection to the whole empire—in other words, committing treason. And directly, disorder would also meant death for the whole of the empyrean continent. "ALICE!" Ms. Hamilton's voice reverberated on the hallway outside Alice's room. This was the fourth time Ms. Hamilton had called her. Alice quickly turned off her phone and in a lightning speed, she had managed to fix her bed and herself. With a hasty look of herself in the mirror, she turned around and leave her

He replied sarcastically, walking towards the sofa set and getting comfortable. “Here.” Atarah threw a brown pouch on his lap, intending to harm the prince, but unfortunately, Dragomir had fast reflexes. “Did you count them?” he asked, checking the content inside. Atarah raised her eyebrow at him, silently saying: how dare you question my math? But Dragomir didn’t believe her. He still spilled out the content on the marble coffee table and started counting. The big chunks of diamonds twinkled like stars against the black surface.

I could see every part of the grove, but I felt the push whenever I moved past the stones. The grove shimmered faintly, and I saw runes flickering at the centre. I almost missed it, but I caught sight of it. I knew because the bond burned hotter here, fierce and undeniable. She was in there. Aisla. Mine. I slammed my hand against the invisible barrier and growled her name. "Aisla!" There was no answer. I pounded harder and dug my claws into the shimmer. Sparks flared, and blood streaked my knuckles.

"So you'll understand if I find the situation somewhat difficult to navigate with goodwill." "I understand," Lyra said. "And I'm telling you clearly: the silver doesn't work. Not as a solution. The land bond doesn't care about silver—you can suppress my conscious access to it but you can't suppress the bond itself. The magic will continue reestablishing regardless. You already know this or you wouldn't have spent twenty-three years failing to fully erase the compact." The King was very still.

USB. But Adela remembered—three days ago was the exact day Lily had visited the hospital. The day her computer had been briefly left unattended. At the front, Layson finally spoke, breaking the silence. “Carlton,” he said calmly, “I can personally confirm Adela’s design. I watched her draft it in the study.” He paused, then chuckled softly. “The diamond detail on the border? That was inspired by me.” Adela turned to him, stunned. “How did you know that?”

Alice brought Gardenia to her mother and the child immediately rushed to her mother. The night they came back, Gardenia was still doing her best to stay awake and wait for Alice and Karina. The child also bawled at seeing Alice alive. She went to her and Karina, embracing them with tears. It was the first time that Alice truly felt relieved that she had come back alive. She wasn’t expecting it to come from a child who’s basically a stranger.

The people were astoundingly gazing at her since this was the first time her facade expressed any other emotion besides fear. "These are the biggest and invaluable diamonds coming right from the mines of Brave Blood Pack. The merchant was not ready to trade it, however, I knew how much my sister loves these precious stones so I seeked help from the Alpha." No sooner did he mention the pack's name and the Alpha, Lisa gripped the diamonds under her palm. "Alpha Alan, now our best friend, helped acquire them for our princess." Her breaths stuck! She pressed hard against the diamonds that her skin pierced and oozed with thick blood. Lisa's lips trembled as the images of that saviour trained acro

And she's confused why the man called Alex, 'Alice'. Alex removed the magic cube and grabbed Cyn. “Listen, I have to get the diamonds inside your body. It's the only thing to stop Invictus.” Alex said. “What?” they all mumbled. Alex looked at the four in front of her, “Lucia and Cyn, the diamond in your forehead are ours. And Layla, Michelle, the diamond inside your body is also ours. I need to get it and form all six diamonds in one.” “Wait—six?” Lucia asked, confused because there are only four of them.