Chained Soldier Ch 1 Novels & Stories

The soldier inched closer to me hesitantly. I could sense that he was extremely reluctant. Just when he grabbed my soldier, I held my breath. It was a matter of death and life. He turned me on my back and placed his finger under my nose briefly. Then, he pulled away. My body was already cold and he was damned scared. "Dead," The soldier announced. "Commander, the chasm is deep. I don't think that anyone can survive." "Fine." The Commander voices gruffly, "Let's take a look around and return to the camp."

Toward the place buried beneath centuries of forgotten history. The second heartbeat followed. BOOM. This time several survivors collapsed. Blood poured from their noses. One soldier screamed and clutched his ears. Another fell unconscious instantly. Whatever was awakening beneath the First Chain wasn't merely powerful. Its existence alone was affecting the world. And it wasn't even awake yet. I struggled to stay on my feet. The vision still haunted me. The child. The silver key. The throne. My face. My memories insisted such a thing was impossible. Yet the image felt real.

I’m willing to take her secret to the grave as long as she continues to give me access to the secret library. If Slade won’t tell me about the prophecy, then I don’t have to tell him how I plan to find out about it. The air turned damp as I moved down the stone steps, and the wailing grew louder with every descent. Nobody stopped me. The spell still cloaked me. And for once, I enjoyed the freedom. One of the dungeon doors was cracked open. I slipped closer and saw a soldier tied to a chair, silver chains cutting into his wrists. Sweat soaked his face. His skin was pale, mouth twisted in agony.

The chains that she had felt around her hands binding her to the Jungpi she was supposed to call home, here in a different place felt like they were not even an apparations. Her mind shifted immediately as she watched a line of soldiers march past their pavilian with a torch. She slide into the shadows until they had passed by. Intuition perked up, Yan Sha followed the line of soldiers at a distance until she found Cheng Hai's quarters. The door was ajar so could hear the fist slam down and the cups rattle on the sand table as he cursed loudly.

he observes. “I sound cautious,” I snap. “Caution is fear dressed in pearls.” I end the call. The silence afterward presses too hard. I pour myself vodka. I don’t drink it. Instead, I stare at the surface, watching my reflection tremble. I did this for him. For his future. For the empire. For the Sokolov name. I tell myself that until it almost feels true. Somewhere out there, a girl floats through the world without memory, without armor, without knowing she was once loved like a war.

Already done. I signaled to my guards. They stepped forward, dragging them out, one by one, making them kneel before me like the dogs they were. The scrape of chains against stone was almost soothing, like the calm before the storm. “Do you even know why you’re here?” I growled, my voice low, filled with a venom that made my skin crawl. They didn’t answer. Not a damn word. No begging, no pleading. They knew. They knew. I took a step closer, feeling the rage claw at me from the inside. I locked my gaze on the first one—he used to be a soldier, a brother in arms. A fool. A coward.

I said softly, and then we kissed passionately. *** End of Chained to the Billionaire

Even if I swallow my anger at him, even if I get hurt it's okay. "We will be together Cassandra. Not here but in the afterlife, they will never get you from me." he said softly and squeezed my hand. I just closed my eyes when he slowly adjusted the gun, ready to touch it. "I will follow my queen" he said softly. I just burst into tears. Sorry Andrei .. Sorry Adrian baby .. If this is the way to make sure those around me are safe I will accept it wholeheartedly. "Cas..sandra .." I heard Mommy whisper weakly. A loud gunshot echoed as I slowly closed my eyes. Adriel .. Mommy is coming ..

It can't be happening! "I once told you that I'll chain you every rule you break. And this is one of them…” he whispered. I tried to get away, but I couldn't because he had the key to the chain! I glared at him, but he doesn't look affected. Instead, he just looked at me coldly. "You'll stay chained here until you understand that your life is destined for this world," he finally said before leaving me there.

My warriors fought like demons, but even demons get tired. I didn’t. A shadow-beast leapt at me with jaws wide enough to swallow a man whole. I tore its throat out before it could snap shut. Black blood splashed across my face. “Pathetic,” I growled, kicking the body away. To my left, one of Chase’s soldiers was dragged down by three shadow-warriors. I didn’t move to help. Weakness thins its own herd. A horn sounded again in the distance, deeper this time. That wasn’t retreat.