Nisha Borderlands Novels & Stories

"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."

“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.

"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.

He said and quickly hurried off, barely stopping to look back. What the hell? I thought to myself as I gulped and continued forward, towards the light. I remembered the last time I came to the Borderlands. I was still a young wolf, hellbent on making a name for myself and succeeding with the changing times. It had been a very long time ago. When it was still a haven for werewolves who didn’t conform to the new ways, the modern ways. Before it became a cesspool of violence and murder, the Borderlands was a home for all, teeming with young betas and luscious wildlife.

“The first batch was twenty, then another twenty was sent when our warriors defeated the first bunch, but Lucas told me others were still waiting in the woods. They are timing the attack.” He ran down the stairs and saw Nick with other officials. “Send the drone,” he instructed Nick. “The drone couldn’t see through the forest, Alpha. Everything was dark.” Nathan nodded. “Come with me, Nick. We will take the West border. Ross and Trix go to the North. " They all nodded in agreement and bolted out of the packhouse. His mind-link was busy with the updates from the warriors fighting the war. Bloodbath. The grass was littered with the bodies of rogues and warriors killed in the battle when Nathan

"The northern border lacks patrol depth. Send two of your lower-rank fighters to breach the tree line. Let them shift and howl. Nixon will run to the wall like the loyal hound he is." She hesitates, her pupils dilating. "That will cost us two more men. We lost four at the river crossing." "They are tools, Iris," I say, my voice dropping to a low, venomous hiss. "You use them until they break. Then you buy more. Do you want the Brown Reed seat or do you want to beg an omega for your life when she takes your titles?" She bites her lip until a fresh bead of dark red runs down her chin. She nods once. "The border will leak at midnight."

It led deeper into the forest, away from the estate, toward territory none of them had explored in recent memory. "That direction," she said, opening her eyes and pointing toward a dense section of trees to the northeast. "I think that's where they took her." "That's toward the old border ruins," Noah said, frowning. "Nobody's used that territory in decades. It's technically neutral ground between three different pack claims." "Which makes it perfect for someone who doesn't want to be found," Isla said grimly. "Neutral territory means no single pack's warriors patrol it regularly. He could have been using it as a base for weeks without anyone noticing."

The forest thinned abruptly. Elara burst out onto the narrow strip of land that marked the edge of Blackmere territory. The air felt different here, thinner, like she had stepped into a place that did not know her name. She crossed the border without stopping. The moment her foot touched the other side, the bond inside her screamed.

Nina’s pov- Looking beyond my anger and my fear after Mavericks display of power or whatever that shit was, last night had stayed tormenting to my sanity. He had left like I had insisted he do but sleep wasn’t welcomed until I sensed him again. I had writhed in agony for god knows how many hours after he had left. In those hours that he had been gone I had spent every second of it in excruciating pain as the beast inside of me tried with all its wild might to be free. At first, I was fighting it, refusing its need to be released until I couldn’t no more, I didn’t understand it because by the time I had stopped fighting to keep it inside for some unknown to me reason my body wouldn’t make th