On The Border Novels & Stories

Dozens. His expression shifted instantly. "What's happening?" I asked. He crossed to the window and looked out. The pack grounds were lit red with emergency lights, warriors sprinting toward the northern boundary. A bell started ringing — once, twice, then without stopping. His face hardened. "The border's been breached."

Anna grabs her beer and lifts it to me and struts off to the dance floor. I can't help but appreciate that perfect ass as she walks away. "So what do we think about this whole border thing?" I tip my beer back. Zeke rubs his nape. "Don't know. But if I get any trouble from those idiots, I'll roll heads." "Amen, brother." Blade fist bumps Zeke. I set my beer down. "I'm not looking forward to it. I like the separation. Now we have to deal with border stuff too? It's stupid."

I heard Jarod say. Quickly we all crossed the border. Waiting at the edge of the border, while Jarod put back up the blood ward, we all kept alert for the others to catch up to us. I got the first glimpse of someone as they moved closer to the border. The ward wasn’t put up yet and we just brought the enemy home. This wasn’t good.

Because they couldn’t afford to be any later than this, the three weeks deadline that Glenn gave them was coming to an end and even though he wasn’t here, there was no guarantee that his brother wouldn’t make them go through the war in his brother’s stead. “ The border lies just a mile distance from here,” said Nolan from the ground crouched behind a fallen log. “ I think they must have some sort of security measures around their territory because if I did all their atrocious crimes, I would be too wound up to sleep without a gun on my side. Bet they have a great deal of traps and alarms around here.”

Well, shit, maybe they do care. I shake my head to get rid of any thoughts that might stand in my way and focus on the memory of horror and pain on Sarah's face. I recall the tears streaming down her cheeks and remind myself of every time her voice broke mid-sentence. By the time I stand at the border, I see red. Blood-violent-red. As soon as I step over the border and my foot lands on the grass, I hear the thumps of paws in the distance, nearing me. Great, old fool upped his security. Too bad shit won't help him.

Stefan mind linked me. “I just reached the northern border,” I told him quickly. “Alpha, I got word that the southern border has been breached as well. Rogues are everywhere.” Stefan paused for a moment. “Damn crazy dogs” I cursed under my breath. “Alpha, we are ten minutes away from you. What do you want us to do? Join you or …”

BORDER SYSTEM SHUT DOWN IN 5s… That was the easy part. I turned to the Border Core. Now comes the painful part.

Everyone had their focus glued on the radio Broadcast, as the President addressed the entire nation. For every single Aeternum this is their duty, naturally as, even thought they were not a soldier, as a citizen they should also contribute to the nation efforts, and they are proud to do so, as it was already in their nature. Inside of Suchong owned Bar, every patron got their interest pique, as they know learned that, in 3 days the Eastern Border will be opened permanently. Eastern Border, or more known as the Aeternum-Alemia Nation border, is one of the most busy and dangerous border area in Aeternum, and it is no thanks to Alemia Nation itself. With their own conflict and neglect that they

As we reached the first border, Jackson began explaining, “This is our southern border. You never want to go past these borders. Not only will you find yourself in Mexico, but you will also run into the cartel’s guard dogs, the Chupa Cabo Pack. They’re vicious and ruthless. Just…stay away from the southern borders, Okay?” We nodded as we looked out at the desolate expanse in front of us. Nothing but what looked like dessert laid in front of us.

I squeezed her gently, making her fingers tighten around my hair as I feasted on her lips. My phone choose that moment to ring, interrupting us both. Her face flushed with embarrassment as she realized what she had done. I retracted my hands and picked up my phone. It was Lucas on the line. "Yes?" I said impatiently. "Your highness, there's a problem at the border" Lucas replied fearfully. "Which border?" I asked again, hoping it wouldn't be the main border. "The main border by the east" Lucas replied and I anyone around would feel the anger and danger that emanated my guts.