Chainsaw Man Beam Novels & Stories

“I can tell you are not; you don’t even have a sweat on you; how do you know they won't kill us?“ “Because in the next two minutes, there will be an explosion from upstairs; I planted a bug and a bomb under the seat.” Dominion is impressed, “I am glad you came along.” A loud explosion upstairs, and pieces of concrete chipped off, shaking the building. “Put all your weight on this beam, and we will pull down as hard as we can at the count of three.” “Wait, what?” Larry pulls down with all his strength as the beam loosens. “I could use your help Dominion.” “Okay, let's do this, one, two, three.“ The beam breaks loose, “there is an axe,” says Larry, as he takes the axe and hits the center of th

Severin shouted. A foot-long beam appeared, pierced through the void, and destroyed anything that got in its way while charging toward Karl.

What the hell is. Suddenly, I unleash a light beam right at Cane and his guards, and right before our eyes they go up in flames.

-Why say what you already know," the girl replied. She started walking so we followed her. Downstairs they were making a fuss. The music was loud. I stopped in my tracks when I noticed that she stopped. There was a beam. A beam that ran over the lava bowl. This was how hot it felt. It was even making bubbles from such hot stuff. The beam was located at this end to the other end, where her other hooded friends were. -This is the first thing. Go through the beam to the other end. -How many tests are they? -asked Anne. -Five," she replied. -The beam is hot," Kenzie says. When we go right in the middle, the shoes will melt. -And it's too narrow. If you don't have balance you'll fall," says Ale.

Beemo could no longer take the embarrassment and transformed into his energy beast form. Beemo used his wing to slap the green-haired man from the sky. He tore through the air as he fell and crashed into the forest below. Beemo turned the air particles into nitrogen and blasted a breath of liquid nitrogen on the forest the green-haired man fell into. An extensive section of the forest froze over immediately, killing thousands of trees and destroying hundreds of houses outside of the forest.

"Ha! You managed to murder an elder, and now you think that you are strong enough to kill me." "I killed the father. How hard can it be killing the son?" The hate in Ax's eyes for Angel was indescribable as his claws appeared, and his sharp pointed teeth surfaced. 'I think I pushed my words too far! Well, this is not good.' Angel thought as he watched his cousin transform. However, Ax's transmutation suddenly came to a stop, and his cousin changed back to his human form. "You were safe by the bell." Ax said before covering his head with his jacket hoodie and walking past Angel.

A resounding crack echoed through the room as the ball seamlessly re-entered the socket, instantaneously vanquishing the pain. He conducted a quick test on his right arm, executing a zipper-like motion, and to his relief, he felt no pain. There was no time to waste. Pulling at the chain, he noticed it was affixed to something flexible. Following the chain upward, he made a noteworthy discovery. A smile flickered across his face. It could work, he thought. Determined, Blake prepared himself and, with both hands, propelled himself upward, gripping onto the structure above and suspending himself in mid-air. His weight strained the sturdy timber, causing it to bow. Lowering himself back down, he

Chase said, conjuring a faint red beam that shot toward Davy. The beam sliced through the domain's barrier, reaching Davy in an instant. Davy attempted to disperse it just as Chase had, but something unexpected happened—the beam did not dissolve. Instead, it pierced forward, hitting him squarely in the chest. Davy grunted, swallowing the blood that threatened to rise to his mouth. His domain flickered as he took three steps back to steady himself. "Well, well, I truly underestimated you," Davy admitted with a dangerous glint in his eyes. "Let's stop with these petty tricks and fight for real."

He had a dagger in his hand, the same one that had been in Beom’s pocket. “How…how did you get that?” Beom stuttered, searching his pocket frantically but it was empty. Meanwhile, the beastman clutched onto his pouch still screaming then he suddenly stopped, releasing a dangerous aura. He was really mad. He charged at us, swinging it claws furiously. I pushed the boys towards Beom who took them away from the fight. Each of its swings were fast and brutal. If it were to be a normal person, they would have been long dead with their bodies torn up. But I was me, and I had gone more berserk than this.

Hope. Defiance. Love. Fear controlled into resolve. The beam wavers. Inside me Something pushes back. Not aggressively. But undeniably. The dual heartbeat synchronizes into a single unified rhythm. For one terrifying second There are not two pulses. There is one. Massive. Resonant. Ancient. The boy gasps. “That frequency—” The beam fractures. Hairline cracks of silver splinter through the light column. Dylan tightens his grip on me. “What did you just do?”