Beyblade X Hell Chain Novels & Stories

Hazel yelled in a painful tone when the footsteps became sharper. In a swift jerk of her neck, Janet yanked the chain out of Hazel’s neck. Her whole body shuddered hard in fear when a fierce growl erupted from Hazel’s chest. Xyla’s unleashed her power at that very instant and freed her limbs first. She removed the tape from her eyes, and looked at Janet who was now looking at Xyla with wide opened eyes in shock. The second the chain left Hazel’s neck, Janet felt a strong aura of a powerful alpha coming from Hazel.

His eyes were no longer filled with pain; they were ablaze with pure, unbridled fury. The veins in his arms bulged as he gripped the chains tighter, and with a guttural growl that echoed through the air, he yanked hard. The chains snapped. Ross staggered back in disbelief, his eyes wide with shock as the broken metal links clattered to the ground. Xavier, despite the toll the poison and chains had taken on him, stood tall, his posture imposing, his gaze locked on Ross with deadly intent. His chest heaved with each breath, and a low growl rumbled in his throat, promising retribution.

What is she doing here? My chest ached immediately. "Long time no see Cassandra" she said formally while standing in front of me. There is no mixture of sarcasm in her voice and eyesight but sometimes I see that with .... guilt? I gritted my teeth and faced Andrei. "What the fvck is this?" I hissed. "What betrayal part 2 part 3 ?!" I added, I couldn't help but raise my voice while taking a deep breath. Andrei mouth parted and looked at me then shook his head. "No, no, no baby. It's not what you think. Damn it." he said and locked me in his arms.

She wore a diamond chain necklace and bracelet on both wrists made of the same diamonds. "Harriet!" Wangari shouted and lunged herself towards Harriet for a hug, she seemed overly excited to be summoned. "I didn't think you'd ever summon me, it's so nice to see you!" Harriet nodded forward towards the demon, who suddenly disappeared with teleportation before Wangari turned his direction. The Hooded Demon pushed forward to attack but was countered effortlessly by Wangari's fist. She punched him with her eyes still on Harriet, sending the demon flopping back where he came from.

“Great, now you sound like our trainers.” “There’s a difference, though. We grew up with each other. The guy with the gut wound could be my brother or my cousin, my best friend. Get the idea?” “So, who are these Hell Hounds to you then? So that we know.” “Aria Redgrave. First cousin and a couple of years younger than I am. She’s the computer expert I was talking about, Hal. Please don’t get on her nasty side, or she will waste your time with so much computer nastiness your head will spin. Then we have Devine Kelos. She’s relatively new to our team, but she’s got a nose that can hunt anyone or anything down in a blink of an eye. It’s scary to watch Hilda play a game with Devine. Hunt for the

“True, I don’t like the circles under her eyes. Can we take her to the medical centre? Or do you insist on keeping her here?” It surprised Cal as much as the healer with his strong emotional response to this inquiry. “No, she stays here.” Cal watched Jaxon with the chains. He was looking at them speculatively, and Cal knew his thoughts. Jaxon hadn’t witnessed Cal’s claim to her. However, Jaxon knew they weren’t the standard one-night issue chains kept for the curious to play at being a submissive. These were Cal’s personal chains. He placed on women he claimed for a time.

I watched the whole rotten shape of it arrive in him at once, and for the first time since the ceremony, Cole Shade looked as though he might be sick. "You chose me. It was enough," Tara-Lee said, and she smiled at his ruin. I stopped listening to her. My mother was dying, and I went to her, reaching up for the silver grown into her wrists. The chains reacted. The moment my power touched them, they flared white and threw me across the shrine floor. I hit stone and tasted blood. Behind me, Hunter made a sound I had never heard from him. Low. Wrecked. I turned. He had gone to the wall, to the great iron rings the chains ran through, and he was staring at the metalwork as though it had spoken h

Hell? I was the actual one who had crawled out from hell. The victims' families blocking my way saw me try to leave, and the crowd grew restless. A large man charged at me, shouting, "Give me back my son!" While the families were indeed pitiful, it did not mean they had the right to hurt me. "Ah!" There was a hoarse scream, and a police officer had already stepped in, throwing the man to the ground with a shoulder throw, pinning him down.

He must be there. I take off immediately, stumbling down the stairs and falling down several times because the earthquake-like rumbling is getting worse. After desperately searching the lower levels, I finally the heavy iron doors of the chain room. I bolt inside. Kara and Peter are already there, she is channeling her magic. It is a brutal battle. Helion is thrashing against the massive chains, but they are holding him firm for now. I look closely and my eyes widen at the creature standing a few meters away.

“Beti, now it is time. Place it upon your neck.” Jaiyana hesitated, her fingers trembling slightly as she accepted the chain. The moment it brushed against her skin, a warmth spread from her collarbone, crawling down her arms and through her chest. The light in the pendant deepened, swirling in intricate patterns, casting tiny flickers of gold and crimson across her hands. A low hum, almost like a heartbeat, resonated through her very bones. Jaiyana’s breath caught as images flashed behind her eyes: flames rising against darkened skies, a tiger prowling silently through dense forests, the sound of a thousand voices whispering her name across centuries.