Novel & Cerita Chained To You Manga

Now, we had to face the Guilt. "The Chain is about the cellar, isn't it?" I whispered. "It’s about every link you’ve ever worn, Emma," Nathaniel said, his eyes full of a weary compassion. "And it’s coming to pull you back into the dark." I stood up, my amber eyes fixed on the Alabaster Spire. Nine chapters left. The Crown was broken. Now, it was time to break the iron. "Let the chain come," I said, my voice a steady, sovereign resonance. "I’ve got the bolt-cutters."

The chain lengthened through the wizard’s spatial magic, it seemed infinite. Frustrated to find that she had been snagged by the weapon a second time. Chiri cursed as her slow movements were unable to avoid it again. Her opponent, not waiting for her to strike first this time, threw the chain towards her. Its links looping around Chiri’s ankle she attempted to shake them off, when another ensnared her wrist. Wrenching the limb above her head painfully, she writhed against their pull. Her struggle in vain, another length of the chains was entangled around the opposite wrist.

Chain sword (she summoned Mika's chain sword which was a chain with sharp blade at the end then she cut off Mika's head, disappearing immediately Mika died) LOGAN: (felt a sharp pain in his heart. He unbutton the first two buttons and saw that the heart side of his chest has turned purple) Shit. I won't ruin this victory for others (he buttoned up and walked away after looking at Mika's headless body and the scattered blood) ^_^:-*^_^:-*^_^:-*^_^:-*^_^:-*^_^:-*^_^:-*^_^ MAKEITH: Itsum Ninjentsu

Stronger. And then I saw it - around its throat. A chain, etched with symbols. Glowing green. Magic. A binding. The tether. I let go of one hand and reached for the chain. It roared, slamming me into the ground. The wind knocked from my lungs. Pain was overwhealming. Stars danced behind my eye - but I held on. Clawed at the metal, ignoring the pain in my ribs. “Let go,” I hissed. “You don’t belong to them.”

The key to breaking it all. Miyal's heart pounded in his chest, every beat a throb of agony echoing the straining grip of the chains binding him. He felt them move, twist, drawing him forward, propelling him toward the center of the tempest. The power of the wards and the fury of combat sought to engulf him, but the chain his anchor held firm. It was both his curse and his blessing. It had always been so, hadn't it? The chain that held him, that ruled him, now called to him now toward destiny, compelling him to complete that which had started.

But recognition of what? I shake my head, trying to dispel the thoughts. I’m the boss here. I run the Korovin Gang. I survive. I plan. I don’t get distracted by men. Not by anyone. Not by… him. And yet, my fingers curl slightly as if I can still feel the heat of his presence. That pull, that magnetic tug, I’ve never felt anything like it. It’s frustrating. Dangerous. And yet intoxicating. I pace a few steps, forcing my mind to focus. The right hand. My right hand, my closest ally, someone I trust with my life… and now she’s married. Married to someone from his side. That fact doesn’t sit right with me.

He walked close to me and lifted my chin to meet his cold brown eyes. "No, you won't, Athena." He said darkly and with his strength, I felt the cold chains locking my ankle. I tried to kick him and squirm out of his arms. "No! Please…let me go—” I gasped when he tightly gripped my jaw. Tears stream down my eyes. “You are…chained to me, Athena. The day you were born is the day when your life became mine...only mine, Athena.” I couldn't believe what he said. No! No! It can't be happening!

Like a chain. That night, when everyone slept, I stood outside the camp and held my hand out toward the hills. The mark on my skin lit faintly, as if responding to something unseen. The air whispered with movement. I didn’t need to look to know who stood behind me. “You can’t hide it forever,” Gwen said. “I’m not trying to.” “You’re linked to him now.” “I know.” She paused. “Then what are you going to do?” I turned toward the glow in the distance. “Find the rest of the chain.”