The Last Frontier Novels & Stories

Turning to the others, who were supporting each other, he said, "This is the last mountain. Once over it, the grasslands and Frostbite Town are within reach. Don't you all want to return to our homeland? To see our reclaimed Southern Border?" Tears welled in their eyes as they chorused, "We dream of it every day." "We're almost home," Lance encouraged. "Let's go."

I had known this for a long time. My eyelids felt so heavy. I was ready to go. I was so tired. Selena was crying loudly, but I couldn't comfort her anymore. On April 20th, I closed my eyes for the last time and slipped away.

If things went according to plan, he would become the official chief once the current chief of the Northern Frontier was promoted. Boom! Levi's words struck Nathan's mind like a bolt from the blue. Everybody knew the Northern Frontier had always been at odds with the two major systems due to their unique geographical location. Frederick was actually able to unify them with a single sanction order to fight against outsiders.

One evening, a scout rushed into the council chamber, his face etched with panic. "A village..." he gasped, struggling for breath. "A village on the northern frontier... overwhelmed by whispers. A new strain... unlike anything we've encountered before." A grim silence descended upon the room. The whispers on the frontier, geographically isolated from the guardians' influence, had indeed evolved. This latest incident served as a stark reminder of their adaptability and the urgency of finding a solution. Kairos, though his body ached with age, felt a surge of renewed determination. He wouldn't let the darkness win. He wouldn't let his legacy be a world consumed by whispers.

Normally, barrier spells are designed to keep out intruders, but I guess this one was meant to ward off those with bad intentions. "Come on, girl," I said, giving my horse a gentle pat and nudging it forward as I rode past the trees. It felt like I had crossed into a different world. The scenery was stunning, filled with the sweet melodies of songbirds, the sound of water rushing over rocks, and the gentle rustle of leaves in the evening air. Well, I almost forget how it is here in Nightfall Pack.

I shouted and walked to the tall grass to search. I thought I'll find it easy, but the area was wide enough to keep me searching for hours. He threw it far away that I didn't even saw where it landed, I have to search the ground and even the grasses if ever it landed in the strands of a grass. But I've been searching for hours and I think I've walked too away, the sky is getting darker, I wanted to keep searching but I have to go back or else I'll have to stay and sleep here.

"I just heard from the wolves on patrol on our northern border. We have a problem." River tried not to let his face reveal his emotions, but that wasn't good. The northern border they shared with a pack known as Crying Wolf, and they didn't get that name for being sissies. They were a bunch of howling mad men when they wanted to be. With a deep breath, he walked behind his desk, took a seat, and said, "Tell me everything."

“Did Salsa say anything to you?” "He just said that when he got the last assignment from Leo, he asked me to stay away from Aini. I don't know what he's going to do but… I doubt it.” Lia's last words caught Arjuna's attention, he didn't understand at all what the woman was talking about. "What if Salsa's manipulative attitude can separate me from Aini? What if it turns out that I'm not good enough to be Aini's friend? What if…?”

he trotted his horse and went side by side with me. Our horses gaited the remaining meters within the perimeter of the forest. We're getting near the edge. I can already see a ray of light coming from the open space on the other side. We stopped in rows at the verge of the thick woods. Conrad on my left and Connor on my right. Before our eyes are the vastness of the land of Sciphore desert. A warm breeze welcomed us. "Here we are," Connor roamed his eyes. "The Sciphore desert," he said in a deep baritone voice.

Far from the sight of battle was a small village. This village was located in the north, and belonged to the Northern Empire. It was a village whose borders marked the borders of the Northern Empire and was popularly known as the ‘Edge of the World’ since there was no other human settlement after it. It was a peaceful village that hadn’t seen war in the longest time.