Beyblade X Hell Chain Novels & Stories

A piece of filth from a dead pack. He walks toward me again. He leans down. His face is inches from mine. I can see the flecks of gray in his silver eyes. I do not believe in fate. He says. And I do not believe in you. He looks at the scarred guard. Chain her. Kael orders. The guard hesitates. Alpha. She is your mate. I said chain her. Kael roars. The power in his voice knocks the man back. Take her to the fortress. Throw her in the black cells.

Aaron immediately retreated by igniting, causing the rest of him to escape, and Cale rushed to him, shouting: 'Calm down, it's still too early for your revolt, you have promised the king to keep yourself in check and obey. So far, Jaden is trying hard not to harm Kayden in order to force him to hear what he has so that he can convince him to excuse the rest of his inevitable punishment, but when things started to get out of his control and Kaiden seemed very clear with his decision, he took out the gladiator inside him, a machine The killing that Hardin made of him attacked him with a severe blow that caused the sword to slip out of his grasp, and in the blink of an eye, his sword was at Kay

Its design mimicked thorned vines, elegant yet malevolent. “What is this?” I whispered, horror spreading across my face as I stared into the mirror. Xareth's reflection appeared behind me, calm, composed. His breath grazed my ear as he leaned in, his smirk spreading like rot. “It's called the Chain of Thorns. Or the Thorned Binding, if you prefer something more poetic.” His voice was soft. “It looks beautiful, doesn’t it? But the real artistry lies in what you can’t see. Every thorn, invisible to the eye, digs deeper the more you resist... or feel.”

Her glowing green eyes locked on me as I hefted the jagged Amethyst shard in my trembling hands. “Freeing you,” I growled through gritted teeth, slamming the shard against the chains with all the strength I could muster. The sound of metal meeting crystal echoed through the cave, but the chains didn’t so much as flinch. Again, I struck, harder this time, my hands blistering from the sharp edges. But no matter how hard I swung, the enchanted bindings remained unscathed, mocking my efforts. Xoria sighed, almost amused, though her tone carried a weight of defeat. “You’re wasting your time,” she said, her voice soft but cutting. “These chains are not physical. They’re merely a manifestation of C

Sebastian I hadn't stopped to notice before, I was too caught up in catching the Thompsons. It was so obvious, I thought James might notice it too. I waited for James to say something when he got closer. He didn't which meant he hadn't noticed anything. "Leave us." I sent him out before his senses overwhelmed his excitement for revenge. He looked startled at first but dropped the box and bowed then left. "I don't know what you're talking about. B….b…believe me. Please." Tyler continued crying, wiggling in his chains as he begged.

Xever shouted, “We can’t let this continue, or we’ll both die. Hold on for a bit, Yehria. I’ll go take him down.” Without waiting for Yehria’s response, Xever transformed into a streak of light, charging directly toward James. However, just as he was about to clash with James, 81 Jade Blossoms materialized and blocked his path. After slamming into them, Xever spat out another mouthful of blood and stared at James in horror. The 81 Jade Blossoms, 49 Gold Blossoms, and nine lotuses circled his body as a defensive barrier while emitting a fearsome power.

"Liana!" Kael's desperate shout echoed through the collapsing sanctuary as the Shadow Dragon charged toward her. Every thunderous step shook the ancient chamber, sending more rocks crashing from the ceiling. The beast's crimson eyes burned with unnatural fury. Dark mist swirled around its massive body, a clear sign that the Mind Chain was controlling it. Liana stood frozen. Her legs refused to move. The Celestial Heart glowed brightly in her hands, pulsing faster with every passing second. The dragon opened its jaws.

In her hand, she gripped a chain forged of pure silver meant to bind my power, to strip me bare. But I didn’t flinch. “You’ve gotten fast,” she mused, lips curled. “But let’s see how you fare… against this.” With a hiss, she hurled the chain. It cut through the air like lightning but I raised my palm, and the chain halted midair, suspended between us, trembling violently as my power clashed against its cursed metal. Evenly’s eyes widened. “Impossible…” I didn’t give her time to speak. With a cry that echoed through the forest, I charged.

Aravelle’s laughter echoed as she brought the chain down. It hit like a mountain falling, the shockwave blasting dirt and stone in all directions. Lena darted left, Kade right, the chain exploding the ground where they had stood a heartbeat before. They circled, darting in, their movements instinctual, primal, each anticipating the other without words. Lena leapt, claws slashing. Sparks flew as they scraped against the glowing runes carved into the chain. The magic burned her paw, searing through flesh to bone, but she forced herself to hold on, to anchor it for the half-second Kade needed.

“That’s it? Oh no, mother! I think you need to scream much louder! Chains of Agony!” As the shadows dispersed, silver colored chains shot up from the ground and held her down. I could see the uneasiness in her face. Yes. Be afraid of me! I want you to be terrified! “Make her scream louder!” I shouted sadistically. “I’m about to tear you limb from limb, you fucking traitor.” I motioned for a chain to rip her arm off.