Chained To You Manga Mga Nobela at Kwento

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.

He stepped away from the room, and the heavy steel door slammed shut behind them, leaving me entirely alone with the monster. Aiden didn't waste a heartbeat. He walked to the edge of the bed where I lay chained, his movements a blur. His large, scarred hand shot out, wrapping entirely around my throat. He lifted my head off the pillow, pressing his grip so violently against my throat that the metal chains strained against the frame, his fingers bruising my skin instantly.

The crowned shadow leaned over his shoulder. I felt something enter the bond. Cold. Old. A voice whispered behind my thoughts. Finally. Raiken staggered. Blue fire turned black around his fingers. I pulled against the chain. The silver-haired woman tightened it. If you touch him, it may cross into you. It is already in me. Her expression shifted. I drove my elbow into her ribs. She released the chain. I ran. The pack lunged to stop me. Water burst from the ravine floor and threw them aside.

I wait anxiously for his response, unsure of what fate awaits me. Sir's malicious laughter fills the air as he utters the words, “Oh, little omega, let the fun begin.” Suddenly, he materializes in front of me, chains firmly gripped in his hands, and forcefully presses me against the wall. The impact is so intense, I can feel the chilling touch of the metal on both sides of my head, causing me to scream. In my desperate attempt to break free from the wall, he seizes one of my arms and secures it with a chain.

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.

A wolf chained in darkness. Then the memories vanished. Kazan pressed a hand against his chest. Mira noticed. “What is it?” “His memories.” “Can you control them?” “No.” That concerned her. Kazan could see it. Before she could speak, a metallic groan rolled through the cavern. Both turned. Chains. Massive chains stretched across the cavern. Each link was thicker than a man’s body. Some had been driven directly into the walls. Others disappeared into darkness so deep that Kazan couldn’t see where they ended.

And grabbed one of the chains. The entire valley froze. The creature examined it briefly. Then squeezed. CRACK. One chain shattered. The sound echoed across the world. The chained warrior staggered. Blood appeared at the corner of his mouth. Then another chain snapped. CRACK. Then another. CRACK. The hope vanished instantly. The creature wasn't struggling. It wasn't even trying. Then the chained warrior fell to one knee. For the first time. Defeated. The creature looked at him. Its expression softened.

Kill him. He suddenly smirked, taking a step closer to me. “Yes, you heard me right, She Is gone and you will never see her again so forget about her and her stupid drawings!” Unable to take it again, I found that unknown strength, awaken along with the demons in Me and immediately I snapped the Chain. I heard their surprise gasps, even Leonel seemed surprised. I flung the chain at him immediately and but he was able to dodge it. However, it sliced across his arms and blood gushed out.

I growled. “Micha!” I snapped, my voice barely coming out as a whisper. “I thought you'd never ask,” She said and I swear I could feel her giving me a grin. “We need to leave her but first,” I whispered. I shut my eyes tightly, allowing Micha’s strength to flow through me and in one pull, the chain snapped. I hurried to Alec, snapping his own chain off. His heavy body falls on me. “Thank you,” I murmured, enough for Micha to hear.

“Maya… if this is a trap, you can’t rush into it.” “I don’t have a choice,” I said quietly. Finn’s expression grimmed. “You always have a choice.” I shook my head once. “No. Not this time.” Whatever was pulling that bond was pulling him with pain. Another pulse hit me harder. This time my vision blurred slightly. I blinked, and the world shifted. Cold stone vanished. And I saw Lucien, Kneeling. Chains glowing around him. Blood on the floor beneath him. His head lifted slightly as if he was still fighting to stay connected.