Gaige Borderlands 2 Heads Novels & Stories

" He breathed out and I nodded with a frown. He stood up and lead me out towards the woods with the boys hot on my tail. As we walked into the forest, I recognized he was leading us towards the southeast borders. He stopped minutes later. His silence struck us as odd so I approached him with caution but, to my shock, he was crying and looking at something. A gasp made me look back at Nic and Gabe who gasped; their faces pale and staring up horror struck. I followed their gaze only to gasp myself. I felt like my lungs stopped functioning for a moment. The missing guards, their bodies were cut in pieces and reconnected as if they were fre*king puzzles. Flies and worms covered them, some even f

he said, “And I hate to not trust a fellow Warrior, but I think it is wise to be overcautious.” “Okay, fair enough,” I said. We reached the territory border shortly after and I smiled as I saw Aaron, Caroline and Colton. Colton smiled back, but Aaron growled at him. I shook my head at them. I knew that there was history, and very bad history but we didn’t have time for that now. If all went well, they could happily rip each other apart afterwards. Just beyond the border I could see The woman I spoke to the other day and her little girl Abigail. The girl’s face lit up as she saw me and she started waving. Her mum tried to stop her as she ran forward across the border.

The howling hasn’t subsided and my wolf is filled with irritating excitement. This is NOT a time to be excited! We are falling through the trees! It is going to hurt when we land. If we both don’t die. In reaction, my wolf howls again. Idiot… I land on something soft like I had done the first time. Yet this time the fur is white. I slide off of the wolf and through my blurry vision I see two wolf heads. One has grey eyes like the moon. The other one has brown eyes like chocolate. The tingling increases through my body and I know exactly why my wolf is ready to jump out of my skull. “Mate”

Gamma Holt and Gamma Lira stood before the main map table, their postures sharp and ready. “Alpha,” Holt said with a nod. “We’ve been expecting you.” “What’s the update?” I asked, stepping beside the table. Lira pointed to the eastern border. “We’ve had two reports of rogue scents near the ridge cliffs. No attacks. No sightings. Just traces.” “Fresh?” I asked. “Within the last forty‑eight hours,” she replied. Kade snarled inside me. “Rogues testing boundaries.” “We’ve doubled patrols there,” Holt said. “But I recommend increasing night coverage.”

"It wasn't just a few rogues. Mira Kenbly has been moving with a well-funded cell in the Borderlands. They have encrypted comms and high-grade silver-tipped rounds. That gunshot we heard at the mill was a precision strike meant to create a distraction, not to kill, which means they knew exactly what they were doing." I analyzed the data, scrolling through the thermal images and the ballistic reports. My jaw was set so tight it was starting to ache. "They’re getting bold.

I smirked arrogantly while taking the binoculars from him. “Since when have we started fearing guns?” I asked him arrogantly, putting binoculars on my eyes. The other three sides of the border are connected with other packs with a minimum distance between our borders for neutral roads to commute by for all the packs to go outside or inside the packs, but this part was connected to the forest, and that’s why rogues were mostly seen in this area. I could see more than five rogues hiding behind the tree line, peeking out from time to time.

Naya's blood ran cold, remembering her father's warnings. "The Main Land is vastly different from our home. It's twenty times larger in size. While the warriors guarding these borders may hold lower ranks, considering their distance from major pack territories, they still outnumber your group. The first border you cross will determine whether you and your team can execute this mission as we've hoped. Remember, if you sustain injuries that render you immobile or are captured by these people, it's over." Naya clenched her teeth. An arrow whizzed towards her hiding spot. Reacting swiftly, Naya ducked, narrowly avoiding the sharp blade that struck the tree trunk above her.

“South and west borders were hit simultaneously. They’re breaking through the outer gates faster than they should be able to. These aren’t normal rogues.” “How many?” I asked. Isaak’s jaw clenched. “Hundreds.” “Then we fight,” I said. He stared at me for half a heartbeat, like he still wasn’t done demanding answers from me, but then he gave a sharp nod. “Stay close,” he ordered. I gave him a level glare. “Don’t waste your breath.” He huffed something between a growl and a scoff. “Of course. Goddess forbid you listen to me.” Before I could respond, the south gates exploded inward. Rouges flooded through. Their eyes gleamed with a strange red shimmer, one I recognized instantly, from the thous

Gabe was a few miles away from the border of the pack’s property with Dean when he heard the security wolves at the border start to shout. "Rouges." He growled and then he turned to Dean, giving him an "are you ready for this?" look, and Dean gave him an "I'll always be ready for this" kind of look.

The strange part was, they weren't even attempting to cross our border. “ We will know soon enough,” I said, their beastly nature and calm appearance only resembled an ancient guard. I may be fucking wrong but something was up. Their predator eyes and cross-movement were like that of a patrol warrior. “It seems to me they are guarding our border,” Zackery said. ‘ Alpha Roman, there are two strange creatures at the southern border.’ A mind link came in from the warriors patrolling the south border and I turned my head to look at Zackery.