No Man's Land Novels & Stories

I had always thought the darkness of no man’s land was the worst feeling you would encounter, the hatred people felt for us, the death or pain that many people within this land face and just the darkness due to the high trees, it all lingered in the air and plunged each area and person alike into thick feelings of sorrow and despair.

CHAPTER 9 The Ghost in the No-Man ’s-Land POV: Elara The "Divide" wasn’t just a line on a map; it was a physical atmospheric shift. On the pack side, the air was heavy with the static of magic and the musk of the wild. On the human side, it smelled of exhaust, ozone, and possibility. I stood in the "No-Man’s-Land," a stretch of silver-birch forest where neither law fully applied. The moon was a jagged shard above, and my lungs were whistling; a thin, pathetic sound that mocked my expensive silk coat.

Cael shook his head with a smile and went back to sleep. The three appeared in No Man’s Land that was taken over by the Silver family. They stood in the air where Eden woke up many years ago and he saw that it was turned into a grave and his picture was there in a frame. “No one has visited this place in a good few months,” Winter said as she picked up the remains of what used to be a bouquet of flowers. Lilith turned to look at Eden and saw that he had a conflicted gaze in his eyes. Tilting her head she asked with a smile, “Are you feeling moved?”

The voice we heard was a man, and not Cindy's. "Reds open the door. I found my mate and he's hurt," she said. I stopped and pulled my hands away from Francine. Frank quickly went to open the door, not wanting anyone to discover our hideout. He assisted her to get her mate inside and closed the door. My eyes widened as I saw the red-haired man who'd saved me from the pond. He was indeed a beautiful red haired man. I felt my wolf within me move. The feeling I had was much different than that I had with Christian. It was as if I had met him before, and I had known him my entire life

Penn shushed and her heart broke when the baby flinched from her, when she could finally touch the child and the child allowed her to carry her, she petted the child as she hid the child head on her shoulders, no child should get to watch that happen. When Penn glanced at the woman again, she saw that the first Soldier was back in the circle, laughing and being teased by his comrades as another went in. Penn removed her eyes from the scene and looked at another where an old woman who looked like she would soon fall over was dragging a pail of water. “Where are the men?” Penn asked Vallas.

Without hesitation, I pulled him through the portal and once we got to the battlefield he removed his hand from his head. "This place is a dump," he said as he looked around, he wasn't wrong exactly though. Where the battle was taking place used to be the city's capital, people used to come here to see the giant cherry blossom tree but now it's nothing more than a lifeless tree. The buildings have been reduced to rubble, the sky is always gray, and you could always hear someone's cry for help. I hate nothing more than the sights and sounds of war, I'm just glad my sibling never has to hold their friends in their arms as they drew their last breath or even the weeps of those you grew up playi

When he finally stopped twirling, the creature was gone. “Where did it go?” Brandon whispered. Startled, Bog swung his breathless body in Brandon’s direction. “I didn’t know you were awake,” Bog blurted. “You were busy,” Brandon replied casually as he sat up and stretched his legs away from the fire. “Where did you send it?” “To No Man’s Land,” Bog replied. “I’ve heard of that, but I have no idea where it is,” Brandon said matter-of-factly. “It rests between the layers of reality. It comes from nowhere and leads to nowhere. Once you enter it, you can’t return,” Bog stated.

I felt a shift in the air as she moved, and something in me told me that we were no longer on our pack land. Parker had told me that between each pack's territory, there was always a strip of No Man's land that rogues used to run through, and so the tensions of having connecting borders wouldn't be an issue between packs. I had to assume that's where we were, and I had to admit, I didn't like it one bit.

Ethan The mission entrusted to me was more than a success. That day, when Dinam's pot of glue left the company's premises, I went to the bar at the end of my day at work to celebrate it in due form. Once I had eaten and drunk well with my friends, I returned at night to continue the party in my apartment with two beautiful girls that I caught at the bar. I spent the night between their arms, not to say between their legs. Deleting Dinam from the company was really a big victory for me. I wanted him to feel humiliated, to come down from his pedestal and find himself on the ground, where his true place is. He should never have joined our environment, and he will never have another chance to fi

I had created. When we were sure nobody was around, we headed in the direction of no man's land. It was this strip of land that formed a barrier between the two pack’s lands. It was the only place left that we had a chance of hiding. We finally reached no man's land a few minutes later. It wasn’t easy to run being pregnant. “Your Majesty, are you feeling alright?” Valerie asked. I didn’t think I would get used to her calling me that. “Aura, ok.” I knew the twins were fine, I could feel them moving.