Into The Riverlands Novels & Stories

Cade said carefully, “unless she believes you belong here.” I stilled. “And what exactly does ‘belong’ mean?” River leaned back, studying me like I was a challenge he hadn’t decided how to solve yet. “You don’t just mate into this life,” he said. “You earn your place.” The words hit harder than they should have. Cade nodded. “You’ve got your wolf. That gets you in the door.” “But it doesn’t earn you the patch,” River added. I narrowed my eyes. “And how do I do that?”

After all, any living soul that wanted to reach Mournglow River had to forget everything from their past life, and their body in the living world had to die too. In other words, Mournglow River had always been a one-way trip. Some people made it there, but they also died. They drank the Oblivion Draught and forgot everything. But Landon was different. "My lord, we've arrived." The Phantom Patrol stopped and looked toward the west. That river was nothing like the ones in the living world. The water was dark blue—almost black, rolling with thick mist that seemed ready to drag the souls of anyone who got close into its depths.

River wonders. River needs time and space to think. Her laptop is in her bedroom. She looks at the time and jumps into another taxi. “Realm what do you think happened?” she asks “not sure but something isn’t right. Best keep our guard up” she answers. River asks him to stop, when she sees the Main train station. Pays him and runs into the train station and looks around. Seeing the lockers, travellers can use. So, they don’t have to take all their luggage with them. She stuffs the hospital bag with her father’s things in one and pays for 24 hours rental.

We can evade him. The river sings to me as we approach it, so near it almost changes the rhythm of my heart. More howls pierce the night. Two left, one right. I loop one arm around Finn’s neck and throw the other out toward the river. Water splashes like sprinting footsteps between the two groups. The howls coagulate there. I wish I had the strength to reorient the current; though the Tansy River is only a tributary of the thundering Grayhead River Mother declared the border between the kingdoms, we have lost more than a few lives to its power. It’s all I can do to quiet Finn’s first plunge into the rapids.

River A group of the Alphas strolled to their rooms together after the get-together at Ellie's house. Even though River's car was still sitting a few steps away outside of Ellie's office, he decided to walk along with the others to get to know them better. While he hadn't necessarily come there to make friends, it wouldn't hurt to strengthen his alliances if he could. Nor did it hurt to sum up the competition. At first, he'd wanted to win the contest simply because he hated to lose, but having just spent the evening in Ellie's presence, his reasons for winning were a bit different now.

The king listened intently as Yuvraj continued, "The river Eldrida originates from the majestic Mountains of Kraelion. It flows gently, nourishing the fertile plains and verdant forests, until it reaches the city of Artama, which has long exercised control over the upper streams of the river. "The river Eldrida is the lifeblood of our realm, and has been the cornerstone of our prosperity. Its waters are crystal clear and abundant, irrigating our crops, quenching the thirst of our people, and powering the mills that grind our grain. The river's bounty has also yielded an abundance of fish, which has been a staple of our diet and a source of commerce.

Maya was welcomed like a returning member rather than an outsider. During the feast, Lyra approached their table with a young male wolf Aria didn't recognize. "Luna, I want you to meet someone. This is River. He's from Moonridge Pack, one of Sarah's group. He's asked to join Nightshade permanently." River bowed respectfully. "Luna, Alpha. I know I'm a refugee, but I've found something here I never had in Moonridge. Purpose. Belonging. If you'll have me, I'd like to pledge myself to Nightshade."

Past It was Sundown. The usual time he’d walk out of the caves to practice his Martial and swords arts together with Master Hemon while the human girls would circle around to watch him getting battered to near death. The half Martian boy strode out of the first cave exit, and then looked towards his left to see the river frozen. Though the ice had started to melt in some areas, the big part was still solid. It was the river that connected the two caves, which once harbored different species of crocodiles splashing water and becoming a nuisance to the humans, until the harsh weather of the year began to freeze and send them back to their eternal sleep. Strangely, they’d still wake up after th

Just across the Tajon river, lay a land undisturbed, a kingdom undiscriminating and inhabited by diverse people and creatures. The whole kingdom was a large island, curved away from the other kingdoms by the Tajon river which spilled into the sea. The land was a home - and more - to tribes, to races, to creatures and to people, and all who came with peaceful intentions were always welcomed.

*Kendra send me to Blood Claw,* I said, over mind-link. *I’ve never been there… I don’t…* she stumbled, clearly unsure. I had to wonder if the Alphas had given the witches any orders. I didn’t give a fuck. “Why … are we still fucking here,” I growled, my hands were now fists at my side. Everyone’s heads looked to me at the same second. “It seems … Renata’s mom has been making inquiries…” River said, trailing off.