Chained To You Manga Novels & Stories

“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.

Cai Kang said. “To find you of course. Just because I can predict the future, doesn’t mean it’s precise. But my manga has stated I will be able to find you. Another reason I lured you here is because at this point, some of my important chapters that actually have predictions will not go through the final draft so it is better to give them to you before being published or rejected. I will give it to your friend but you shouldn't read it until the dates placed on the title page. Now the important question you’re wondering is if I had any connection to your friend who touched the yeouiju.” She said. That got everyone on edge.

She squeezed, chitin creaking under the force until she felt the muscle fibers pop and tear. His shriek vibrated through her body. With one last strike, she brought both claws together, smashing into the side of his head. Jeric collapsed to his knees, tentacles slackening all at once, his glassy eyes rolling back. Arah’s vision blurred. The mantis’s body convulsed beneath her control, armor plates sizzling as slime continued to burn into them. She could feel her link weakening. With a final lurch, she pulled herself out of the creature, collapsing back into her own mortal form, gasping.

She just sat there with her eyes wide open. " First thing is that Chains will not let you go anywhere. Nor will any of the other guys here. You are family now. You may not know or understand yet but Chains told them he is going to claim you when this is all over with. Do you know what that means or do you need me to explain" She didn't need to explain anymore " No need to explain. I know what that means. That means we are going to be together and nobody can stand in the way of that" This is the kind of thing I needed to hear right now.

A shadow struck at Kieran, he met its claws with fire, holding it back just long enough for me to thrust my ember into its core. Light blazed. For a second I felt the chains wound tight inside it; silver threads knotted through bone and memory. I slashed with the ember, cutting them one by one. The shadow screamed, then unraveled. Where it fell, the faintest outline of a girl shimmered, smiling through tears before dissolving into light. I gasped, nearly collapsing. Kieran's arm steadied me. His storms raged fierce now, not in denial but in fury. "Chains. Always chains."

They exchanged a brief glance,just a blink. After that, Rhydan shifted his gaze elsewhere. ----- The hidden chambers reeked of decay, mingled with traces of dried blood. They shoved Eiren into a cramped cage. He slammed down, his breath ripped from him. Immediately, icy metal snapped onto his wrists,thick chains locked tightly in place. The guards walked away silently. The door slammed shut. Blackness enveloped him completely. Eiren curled up, hugging his legs tightly. His body throbbed with leftover pain from the severed link. It wasn’t just hurting; it felt as if a part of him had been scooped out, leaving an empty hole that wouldn’t stop aching.

he orders, his tone low, final. The man in gray grabs me roughly by the arm, yanking me up. The chains clink loud against the floor as I stumble forward. “Careful,” I hiss under my breath, trying to regain my balance. “You break me, and I’ll haunt your sorry ass.” He tightens his grip in response, dragging me out. I glance over my shoulder just in time to catch Kael walking ahead, long strides, broad back, and not a single trace of emotion. He doesn’t even glance behind him to see if I’m keeping up.

My fingers clawed at his shoulders desperately. “Knox stop!” But he didn’t stop. His teeth stayed buried deep in my neck. He was claiming me without my consent. The mate bond erupted violently between us. A burning energy spread through my chest. Through my veins. Through every nerve in my body. My entire body shook uncontrollably. Rina cried out inside my mind. The bond locked into place. Sealing us together incompletely. My strength faded quickly. The pain grew overwhelming. My vision blurred. My fingers slowly slipped from his shoulders and my body went limp beneath him.

He stood behind me and for a second, nothing happened. Then cold fingers gently grazed my skin as he pushed my hair over my shoulders, exposing my neck. “Did you really think you could run from me, Snowflake?” Then a sharp hit to my neck artery plunged me right into darkness.

The invisible chain tightened around my heart, and I gasped. Ronan's golden eyes gleamed with satisfaction. He released my bleeding hand and raised both arms to the crowd, his own blood still dripping from his palm. The pack howled their approval, their voices merging into a single primal scream that shook the very air. I remained on my knees, staring at my hand. The cut wasn't deep—a ceremonial wound, meant to symbolize unity—but it burned like fire. Or maybe that was the bond. Maybe that was the chain wrapping itself around my soul, anchoring me to this monster.