Nisha Borderlands นิยาย & เรื่องราว

The creativity had long since stopped impressing me. But I still needed a maid. Boris had suggested the borderlands auction. He said there was a fresh batch from the chiefdoms, humans mostly, healthy enough. I had not particularly wanted to go myself but I trusted the judgment of exactly three people in my court and I was not sending any of them to pick a maid. I pulled my hood up before we reached the square. The borderlands market was loud and poorly organized, the way it always was. Merchants, servants and hunters moving between stalls, the noise of bidding carrying across the whole site.

Maybe Nlaia was just taken by whatever spy was in the pack, and kept somewhere, hoping no one would notice her absence while they planned to sneak her out. Only one set of border patrols didn’t respond to my mind link, and I immediately headed to the south eastern border of my pack. The warriors on patrol were not dead, thankfully, but it was obvious that we had been infiltrated. They were dazed and disoriented, as if they had been drugged.

I lean against the table, arms folded Infront of me on the table, everyone had their focus on me, wondering what I wanted to say. "How many borders do we have before shadow Moon's pack?" "Three borders, Alpha." That's right, we have three borders which leads to my pack. The Ever green border, The Shell border and the Crystalline border. Without having to ask, I knew the Evergreen border was the most used, because we shared the border with another pack which happened to be the one attacked by the rogues yesterday. Because of that, in the past, much pack warriors didn't bother with guarding the border because it was used as a means of exit and entrance for the pack members.

The sun was setting. "I’m going to the border," I said. "Are you coming?" "No, I can't. The rashes are showing now," she said, pulling up her sleeve to show me the red blotches. Her allergies. If I told her Dexter was waiting at the border, she’d come, rash or no rash. But I didn’t push it. I just said goodbye and left. My pack, Grimhowl, is one of four in Craig Woods. We occupy the southern territory. Our neighboring packs are Emberfang, Dreadmoon, and Valeblood. We share a border with Valeblood, a river dividing the two lands.

"I think it's time you hear the truth about me." "You sure?" "Yes." "Have you ever read about the Northern Border's great beauty?" "I have, but there were only words. Not a single picture of her was drawn though." "I would imagine." "Why?" “Nothing.” “Huh?” "Well, do you know what happened to her in your stories?" "She came to live in the Southern Border but that was it." "Do you know why?" "No." "Well, why don't I tell you why the Northern Border's great beauty end up in the Southern Border."

I grumbled as I cleaned my arms, face, and neck that were covered in dirt. Zacharias rose to his feet and extended his hand. I returned the favor and rose to my feet. As soon as we did, the ground shook repeatedly. My eyes rounded fully, I suddenly turned my head to look at Zacharias. "We're being attacked from every direction!" I exclaimed. Not only this border region, but other parts of the border were also facing a crisis due to fireballs. Dangerous! 'Luna, the eastern border is besieged by rogues. They suddenly came in large numbers and with fireballs.'

“Sam was by earlier to drop something off, saying there was an issue this morning that Nate was taking care of. He had to go help but it might be something big.” My eyes narrowed and I closed my eyes. Forcing the pounding headache back, I mind linked Nate. 'What’s going on? Mer said something was going down.' Nate heaved a sigh and I knew it was bad. 'There was a skirmish at the border.' 'How bad?' 'It’s…complicated.' My eyes narrowed and I took a bite of toast. 'Complicated how?' 'Some of our boys caught Solaris running through the woods.' 'Inside our territory?' I asked. I hadn’t been alerted of anything crossing over.

There was nothing I could do here. Liam, Dustin, Kris, and Nicki left the house and shifted in the woods. They let their paws carry them to the southern border. “I don’t know what’s going through your head, but I don’t think I’m gonna like it.” Tyra shook her head, her lips pulling down in a frown. “Isn’t the preschool near the southern border?” I frowned, “Aren’t their families and houses down there?” “There are.” Tyra nodded. Her house was near the Southern Border as well. “But Liam and the rest of the warriors can handle this.”

"We've got Silvermoon wolves at the border. Ten of them. They're demanding we return the girl." I smiled. "Tell them to wait, I'll be there in five." "They're not happy." "Good." I took my time getting to the border, letting them stew. The longer they waited, the more agitated they'd get, and agitated wolves made mistakes. Besides, I was curious to see just how much Thorne valued what he'd thrown away. Five minutes later, I emerged from the forest into the clearing that marked the official border between pack lands and my territory. Ten Silvermoon wolves stood in formation, all of them armed. Leading them was a Beta I recognized, tall, blonde, built like a tank.

“Since they're not expecting us. It shouldn't be so hard, and also, the only difficult thing should be passing their borders safely.” “Yeah, we can't take our cars within their borders,” Jeptha said, “with proper identifying machines, or even as much as a laptop, they can easily find out it was us.” “So, we park our cars on our borders, and then we move into their own part of the territory?” Nyx asked. “Luna, there are several dangers that stand in the way of a successful border crossing, especially into Bridge's pack,” Nicholas said. “But, didn’t we walk in safely the previous time?” Nyx asked, looking confused.