Kuina Alice In Borderland Romane & Geschichten

"Currently, Aland is also on the move. My radar said he had reached the boundary between Blue Sapphire and Black Crater. We must immediately send troops there. What about Hunter?" Elmar was silent and could not give any answer. "We can't expect much from him. Only the magic of the Moon Goddess could move his heart. Let's focus on what we can do to save Aland and Jonea." *** Just a few more meters, Aland and his troops would cross the border. However, it was just as they had suspected from the start. That the border is heavily guarded by several soldiers. Aland hid Jonea and dressed the girl in a long robe. He also covered Jonea's face with a hood. They all pretend to be travelers. Together t

And he leaned over and kissed me. “I’ll call a pack meeting in a couple of days. We need to know exactly what to say to them before we approach them with this.” He said. “Yeah. That sounds like a good idea.” I said. We got back to the pack that night but we barely got settled in when the Alpha got a mind link. “What is it?” I asked. “There’s a vampire at the border. He is requesting to talk to the Luna.” Kane said. “A vampire?” I asked.

I remarked, tilting my head and kissing her forehead. I paused staring out at the mountains, we were out of Clair De Lune. We crossed those borders when we passed the river. Right now we were in unclaimed land, but a few miles forwards and I was sure we would reach the borders of Elandorr. A place I had never been to, a place said to be full of magic, splendour and beauty. Yeah well, I hope they were as strong and welcoming to match their kingdom’s fucking appeal. "I can feel the magic... We’re nearing the border." She whispered.

Instead of remembering the soft grassy scent of her skin as I kissed her, I tried to be present and aware. Instead of daydreaming, I studied Luna Gwyneth’s nervous little face. Oval and pale with huge doe-brown eyes. She studied the map, her fingers repeatedly tracing over the border line. This was being an Alpha. Father might not see it but this Luna might be in danger of losing her pack. Alpha Eduardo, downed his lemonade, casually lifting his glass for the servant to refill before announcing his opinion. “I understood they were the spoils of a pack war between the two, that border was settled generations ago. Unless Alpha Austin is proposing war on this pleasant afternoon?”

Nina stopped pressing so hard when I managed to chew through lunch and dozed off for a bit, though my sleep was restless. Nina tapped hard at my arm, shaking me. I sat up fast, blinking. “What—” “There’s news from the border,” she said. Her eyes weren’t right. “There’s been a rogue infiltration.” My stomach dropped so fast I forgot how to breathe. “What?” My feet hit the floor before my brain could catch up. “Alec’s at the border?” “Most likely,” she mumbled. “I have to warn him.” I moved past her and headed straight for the door.

“Still better than another feast where people ask when we’re having a baby.” Behind them, Kira snorted. “She’s got a point.” They rode through the morning in comfortable silence, the forest growing wilder as they moved away from cultivated pack lands. Trees here were older, thicker, their branches tangled overhead in ways that blocked out the sky. “How far to the border?” Selene asked. “Two days if we push,” Marcus answered. “Three if we take it easy.” “We’re taking it easy,” Dorian decided. “No point arriving exhausted.”

As soon as I get to the border, I’m stepping over, and I will be that much safer. A twig snaps in the distance, causing me to stop. I see two warriors talking, and I duck behind a tree trunk, holding my breath. The Goddess has to be on my side because they go in the other direction. The border is a few feet in front of me, and I just need to cross over it to freedom. Go! Go now, Alayasia! I don’t stop to think. I push off the tree trunk and I rush forward. It doesn’t take long for me to run over the border, but I don’t stop. I have to get a distance before I can slow down.

Alice sank into the sofa and gestured me to take a seat. "So, tell me what's bothering you?" I sat down near the chaise opposite her. "Madam Luna, I don't know how to explain. I am having these weird dreams which become true. " Alice narrowed her eyes. "I saw Zaiden's wolf and a lake in my dream. The next day I saw them for real when he took me to that lake.....then last night I saw them... Those rogues who took me... seemed so real. Am I making sense?"

She looks ready to crawl into a hole, yet she does everything to conceal her embarrassment by reaching out a hand across the table for Finn to shake. "I believe we didn't properly introduce ourselves. I'm Alice, and I'm not a werewolf but a witch." Finn grins and shakes her hand. "My name is Finn, and I'm a fairy." "Fairy?" Alice blinks. "But I always thought they were tiny?" Finn smirks in amusement. "Really? Because in my world, fairies can change their size—most are large enough to eat humans. I've savored some unlucky souls myself, but I prefer creatures with fewer bones in them. Humans taste weird."

I frowned at the sight and couldn't help but feel slightly guilty. "Let her go." I said, averting my gaze from Alexis to both the guards. They immediately set her free. "We found her near the borders with a rouge alpha. I don't think it's a good idea to just let her go." My head whipped towards the voice of my beta. A rouge?! The thought made me angle my body I front of Eva more protectively. I felt her hold tighter onto my shirt. "Grab her."I growled angrily. My warriors never hesitating before the each grabbed the arm they were already holding.